By Guy Adams The new show from 'Lost' director JJ Abrams, a potent mix of weird science and skulduggery, will thrill Britain like it did America, says Guy Adams There are many ways to kick off a new television series, and very few of them will ever be completely original.

Fox says it has ordered a full season of its new U.S. paranormal crime series "Fringe." The Hollywood Reporter said the network has commissioned nine more episodes of the series, which started airing in August and has been doing well in the ratings.

By David Kronke "Science and technology have advanced" to a degree, a character warns FBI agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) in tonight's premiere of "Fringe," where "it may be way beyond our control to regulate them." Fox's latest conspiracy thriller is a paranoid ride through the corridors of unbridled corporate technology.

By David Kronke Television Critic "Science and technology have advanced" to a degree, a character warns FBI agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) in tonight's premiere of "Fringe," where "it may be way beyond our control to regulate them." Fox's latest conspiracy thriller is a paranoid ride through the corridors of unbridled corporate technology.

By David Kronke "Science and technology have advanced" to a degree, a character warns FBI agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) in tonight's premiere of "Fringe," where "it may be way beyond our control to regulate them." Fox's latest conspiracy thriller is a paranoid ride through the corridors of unbridled corporate technology.