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Walter Bishop had a Journal?
TV prop replica's are somewhat of a hobby of mine, yes another hobby that I some time's spend small amounts of time and money .
Walter Bishop (TV character on Fringe) Is the Mad Scientist and in Season 5 in episode 9 while tripping on LSD he stumbled upon a Journal he had forgotten about after all these years. A book that contains his life's work with notes, seemingly written by himself. There were several of images of the book in the episode, you can see weathered page's with burnt edges and diagrams of some of his experiments.
I am thinking about what would be required to create such a book, It looks like a project that could cost as little as $20 if you happened to find a great deal on just the right book. They only show you so many pages anyway so it would not be that filled with content at first.
Eventually the rest of the page's could be filled with show notes of your own, possibly even John Nobles autograph, if just by luck you ever met him. I might collect several images and thoughts here while I muse spontaneously off and on about it.
It would be interesting to hear other people's thought's about the idea and possibly even exchange comments with another person. I'm not sure that anybody even even reads this blog since nobody ever contacts me or says anything positive or negative.
Walter Bishop (TV character on Fringe) Is the Mad Scientist and in Season 5 in episode 9 while tripping on LSD he stumbled upon a Journal he had forgotten about after all these years. A book that contains his life's work with notes, seemingly written by himself. There were several of images of the book in the episode, you can see weathered page's with burnt edges and diagrams of some of his experiments.
I am thinking about what would be required to create such a book, It looks like a project that could cost as little as $20 if you happened to find a great deal on just the right book. They only show you so many pages anyway so it would not be that filled with content at first.
Eventually the rest of the page's could be filled with show notes of your own, possibly even John Nobles autograph, if just by luck you ever met him. I might collect several images and thoughts here while I muse spontaneously off and on about it.
It would be interesting to hear other people's thought's about the idea and possibly even exchange comments with another person. I'm not sure that anybody even even reads this blog since nobody ever contacts me or says anything positive or negative.
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