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"Fringe co-creator JJ Abrams has praised the sci-fi drama&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;emotional&amp;quot; series finale. Abrams told Give Me My Remote that &amp;quot;you can&amp;#039;t please&amp;quot; every single fan, but that he is personally satisfied with the show&amp;#039;s conclusion. &amp;quot;[Showrunner] Joel Wyman, this season - knowing it was the last year - did an unbelievable job at not only wrapping up the story but also ending the series on its terms, in a really emotional, unexpected, intense, cool way,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve been involved in shows that have had resolutions that have been in some cases adored; in other cases, [they ended up] enraging fans and in some cases, [it&amp;#039;s been] a split. There is no one way to end a story - you can&amp;#039;t please everyone.&amp;quot; However, Abrams insisted that the two-part Fringe finale is &amp;quot;satisfying&amp;quot; and does not feel &amp;quot;in any way tacked on&amp;quot;. &amp;quot;It feels inevitable - it&amp;#039;s a really emotional ending... and surprising as well,&amp;quot; he promised.  John Noble - who plays Walter Bishop on Fringe - recently claimed that the show&amp;#039;s last episodes could be &amp;quot;one of the great finales of all time&amp;quot;. The last two episodes will be simulcast on Fox in the US and on Sky1 in the UK. &amp;gt; Fringe recap: September returns in &amp;#039;The Boy Must Live&amp;#039; Watch a promo for the Fringe finale below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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