WorldNet NewWires Ties Possible Origin for Fox TV's Fringe Scientists To Marshall Barnes Video Art

Jan. 6, 2012 - PRLog -- Fox TV"s Fringe has caused fans to wonder about many of the people, places and phenomena featured in the cult sci-fi show that airs at 9PM EST on Friday nights. In 2010, Marshall Barnes, an R&D engineer with an entertainment industry background, came forward and claimed that inexplicably, many major elements from his personal life were appearing in the Fox TV program. Now, Marshall has released, Parallel Universes, an experimental video art film that documents just what some of those elements are, in a journey back in time filled with notables from entertainment and physics. In a review of this video, Debbie Lissa, reporting for WorldNet NewsWires, at Fanpop.com http://www.fanpop.com/spots/fringe/articles/140734/title/marshall-barnes-parallel-universes-reclaims-fringe-cred-from-fringe delves into a world of synchronicity beyond explanation.

In her exploration, for the first time anywhere, Debbie Lissa reveals the possible origins for the names of the Walter Bishop and William Bell character names, and how they fit with the pattern of hidden codes and clues that the show's producers have already established.

At a time when Fringe fans are being told to view the first new Fringe episodes of the new year, and "go back to where you've never been before", Marshall Barnes' Parallel Universes does just that - for real. Takes Fringe fans back to a time when the concepts of the show, that they are just learning about, were beginning to happen for real to him and his friends, decades before they would start mysteriously appearing in Fringe.

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