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It's a new project that 2GuysTalking only just started but has gotten raves about! Check out this most recent "Fringe-in-60+!" that gives you the ultra-quick, humorous "recamp" of the most recent episode of Fox' "Fringe!" It's another of 2GuysTalking Transcripted Podcasts bridging the Hearing and Deaf/Hard of Hearing communities and we hope you'll like it. Read on below for more!

Fringe-in-60+!
A Quick and Humorous Transcripted Podcast Review
Of Each and Every Episode of Fringe on Fox!
Click Here to Listen to it Now - Read on Below for the Transcript!
Time: 7min

(Music Starts) "Ready, Set, Go! - Fringe - In - Sixty..." (Music Ends) Go!

Mechanical Beeping in Sequence

Ticking Clock begins...

Rush's Tom Sawyer, mean mean stride makes it's melodious melodied way from a classic car where two youngin's are sharing a joint. Suddenly, the ground rumbles and the windows blow out of the joint next to their car! Of course the young man gets out to investigate. Lights, lighting, more strange power emanations and more broken glass pepper the area, but the young man continues! He eventually finds a room, where blobs of energy are - energating, growing, into something - alive! The young man grabs a metal pipe and curiously sticks it into the growing blob of semi-protoplasm and Snnnap! An already grown and terribly ugly, standing, angry and strong figure snaps (neck cracks) his neck! A tri-speared plug is secured to the now very dead young man's soft pallet, the other end? Secured to what we now clearly know is a shape shifter (shifterrrrrrrr). The device between the two connections engages and quickly, and horribly, the very young shape shifter becomes a now not dead version of the very dead young man! The Shifter Young Man heads back to the car where the young lass has stayed and is scared - but is suddenly even more scared as she too is put to death (neck cracks) and taken over!

Budda-budda-buum.. Dooopa-dooda-doopa, da doodoo doopa doooa...

Walter Bishop is yet again rearranging his wall photos! Peter says that they all look just fine and that staying up all night is a bit strange, on the fringe perhaps! He tries to coax Walter out of his "strange several-week situation" with the potential cooking of a pie! But, Walter Bishop wants to talk. It's something Peter deserves to know. You see, every living thing dies and (cell phone rings) Dammit! The dreaded cell phone! It's Agent Dunham who again has a situation hereby interrupting Walter's painful parlay to provide Peter with the perplexing, unthinkable pravda of his origin! Maybe next time, right?

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