If you've been waiting for the Fringe universe to magically reset to what it once was, you're going to be disappointed. Producer Jeff Pinker and Joel Ryman say the first seven episode of this year have been about putting down the foundation for what's to come in the rest of season four.

The fate of Fringe is still up in the air.

Fox's Peter Roth says the network still has not decided if the show will come back for a fifth season or if the current season will be the last.

After a delay for post-season baseball, Fringe is back tonight on Fox and will begin to delve into the implications of the return of Peter Bishop.

If you're a Fringe fan, eager for Friday night's all new episode, you'd better be pulling for the Texas Rangers tonight.

If you're not caught up on Fringe or don't want to know details (though minor ones) about the upcoming fourth season, please stop reading now.

Can't wait for the season premiere of Fringe tonight? (Neither can we!)

DC has launched a new digital comic based on the show, written by series star Joshua Jackson.

As Fringe enters its fourth season, producer J.J. Abrams says the series will continue to build on its mythology.

If you don't want to know anything about the upcoming season of Fringe, please turn back now. Our next story has SPOILERS.

Peter Bishop fans may not be happy. Actor Joshua Jackson says he'll be appearing less in Fringe this year. But he says that the decision is based on the story being told and not for other reasons.

The upcoming season of Fringe will be about the consequences say producers Jeff Pinker and Joel Wyman.

Pinkner told The Hollywood Reporter that future episodes will see the show's characters "dealing with the consequences" of their past actions.

A couple of days ago, we brought you news that producers Jeff Pinkner and Joel H. Wyman said the new season of Fringe would be like a "new pilot" for the show and would welcome in new fans to the series.

But actor John Nobel says that he thinks the show won't alienate the long-time fans of the series and that it shouldn't.

Actress Anna Torv says she has a wish for her character of Olivia Dunham. She hopes that for the upcoming fourth season of Fringe that Olivia will be "less tormented."

Most of us who watch Fringe agree that it's one of the best things on TV right now. But with its mythology driven storyline and three seasons of episodes to catch-up on, it can be daunting challenge to bring in new converts to the show.