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"Fringe showrunner Joel Wyman has hinted at a back-to-basics approach for the show&amp;#039;s final season. Wyman told TVLine that the Fox sci-fi drama&amp;#039;s concluding 13-part run is &amp;quot;not a season for tricks and multiple universes, [or] new introductions of things&amp;quot;.  &amp;quot;One thing I was adamant about was getting inside the emotion of the characters that everybody has grown to know over four years, and really pay that off in a big way,&amp;quot; he explained.  &amp;quot;[This season] is about questions, about emotion, about family... I want to put the viewer down on ground level with our characters, so they can go through this final experience with them.&amp;quot; Wyman promised that the final episodes will be &amp;quot;profound&amp;quot; and that Fringe will also end on a hopeful note. &amp;quot;That was really important, because I can&amp;#039;t accept closure that doesn&amp;#039;t have some form of hope. That&amp;#039;s just who I am,&amp;quot; he said. The exec producer added that he is more concerned with providing an emotional resolution for the show&amp;#039;s characters than in wrapping up plot points from previous seasons. &amp;quot;Sure, there&amp;#039;ll be some guy in Des Moines going, &amp;#039;Hey, you never answered that thing in Episode 3...&amp;#039; But that&amp;#039;s okay. I&amp;#039;ll live with that,&amp;quot; he insisted. &amp;quot;Because all the stuff that&amp;#039;s really, truly important - the emotional things - will be addressed.&amp;quot; Fringe returns to Fox in the US tonight (September 28) at 9/8c. The show returns to Sky1 in the UK on October 24. &amp;gt; Fringe: Will the Fox sci-fi drama&amp;#039;s final season win an Emmy? &amp;gt; Fringe exec on final season: &amp;#039;It&amp;#039;s like a 13-hour feature film&amp;#039; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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