Walter's cell key
When
When the orderly unlocks the door to Walter’s cell, they show the key up close. If you zoom in and turn the image upside-down…the numbers and letters are visible. 8536T18
There seem to be these blue lights whenever something pattern-related or Fringe-like is happening. I don’t know what they mean but here are the screencaps of the blue lights for the “Pilot”…
When Steig is in the interrogation room, Peter and Walter watch on a monitor from across the hall. Peter decides to take a turn at questioning him and gets up to leave. Moments later we see Peter enter the interrogation room on the monitor…
When John Scott’s car crashes, he flies through the air and lands in some blue barrels…
At the end of the episode, Olivia pursues John in a high speed car chase. First, they are out on the open street. It’s damp, but otherwise fairly mild looking and snow-free…
Remember the access panel at the end of the episode? Well, after the code disappears, this leaf spins around on the panel. In the center of the leaf is the symbol for the Greek letter ‘Delta’…
Delta on the leaf
Delta
Delta: (uppercase ?) is the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet. Generally used to denote ‘change‘ and ‘uncertainty‘. ‘Delta’ is derived form the Phoenician letter ‘Daleth‘ which translates in English to ‘door‘.
Oct 24, 2008
Posted in Easter Eggs > Fringe - 101 Pilot > Symbols & Glyphs by Scully
John Scott’s lab – access 112400
At the end of the episode, you see John Scott being wheeled into a lab of some sort. When the orderly placed his hand on the panel you can see an access code appear…the number is 112400…
Access panel
Gene
Gene
Gene ID: 112400
Species
Species: Rattus norvegicus…Selective breeding of these rats has produced the laboratory rat, an important model organism in biological research. It is the most successful mammal on the planet, other than humans.
Is
Is this possibly a reference to John Scott being a lab rat?
Does this look familiar……………………………………………………………………It should.
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