I was extremely excited to see the second episode of Fringe ("Same Old Story"), which aired last night on FOX. After all, I was thrilled by the potential of the pilot episode and relished watching something that clearly set out to blend together the serialized mystery of the week element of The X-File s with the overarching mythology of Lost . (Plus, how kick-ass is the Remote Free TV aspect of Fringe ? 53 minutes of story with limited commercial interruption? I am so there.) This week's episode featured just the right amount of exposition at the start, reintroducing our three main characters for a room of shadowy Fringe Division council members, including one Nina Sharp (Blair Brown)... an interesting reveal that clarifies her position in the pilot episode, when she is surprised to discover that her security clearance (at the time anyway) exceeded that of Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv). We now know that she is working with Broyles (Lance Reddick) vis-a-vis this shadowy counc...