Ausiello this time there is really a gift, and reveals a major plot twist for the season finale in May! To learn more, click on

And thank goodness that Nimoy would not have to get back on the set! After rumors about its presence in episode sixteen, enjoy this megascoop Ausiello on the end of the second season.

The season finale of the second season of Fringe, which will take place this spring, will see the long awaited confrontation between fellow science-then-mysterious enemies William Bell (Leonard Nimoy) and Walter Bishop (John Noble). "William and Walter will finally face the last episode," confirms the consultant producer Akiva Goldsman, who will head the double episode (written by executive producer Jeff Pinker and JH Wyman). "These characters have much to show. And Leonard and John are two fantastic actors. "The reunion between Walter and William is just one of many outstanding bills mythological Fringe is going to solve in this season finale. "We will look more closely at the real identity of Peter (Joshua Jackson), Walter's past choices and future choices of Walter," reveals Goldsman. "And with the end of the season we'll all go away. We are looking at the last two episodes a single event, a little 'more like a movie, "argues the acclaimed author, who won a Oscarper his adaptation of" A Beautiful Mind ". "It 's really one big story. We approached her like a little movie. It will have a singular narrative thrust. "But it will have some kind of closure if, heaven forbid, the episode should be a series finale? "Good stories usually have a close enough, but also the promise of a hereafter - even if you continue to watch it," he says. "So, unless you kill someone - not something we will - we will simply as the end of a movement, not the end of a symphony."