- September 6 2011 | 547 Notes - Read More →
Astrid’s lack of backstory has been a sensitive spot for me, and a lot of her fans, for a while now. I am ecstatic to have been a part of the Fringe team from the very beginning, but I have fallen in love with Astrid and I want to see so much more of her. At the same time, it is important for me as an actor to recognize that Fringe is not about Astrid’s character, and that she is on the show to support the bigger story of the three main characters.
I have talked with the writers about what I could expect from Astrid in this fourth season, and while they admitted that they will not be exploring her backstory, they did say that there would be an Astrid-centric episode, and more importantly, that her relationships with the other characters was going to be different in this new Peter-less reality. I can only hope that if Astrid doesn’t get much more to do this season, her own spinoff, Farnsworth P. I. will debut on Fox in the next few years to extremely high praise. And John Noble will guest star.
…or, the aforementioned Astrid rant.
First off, a question: Is there a regular, as in billed and non-recurring, character on television, supporting or otherwise, who is as marginalized as Astrid Farnsworth? Because I watch a lot of TV folks, and I’m thinking back over all the things I’ve watched, and I got nothing.
Read this.
not only am i drawer at work, but i am also a knitta. (thats with an “a”, not an “e-r”). i just finished sweater number 13 since season 1 began.
jasika, you are my favourite in all of the world.

this is what you do when people start talking about the Mayan calendar.
Jasika Nicole has a tumblr & none of y’all told me?
ASTRID: Agent Astrid Farnsworth. I’m here to see Doctor Bishop.
FLOOR SECURITY: I’ve got an “Astro” Farnsworth.
ASTRID: That’s me.
(via whatifthebrowniesaregay)