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[401] Neither Here Nor There
- "California Dreamin' " by The Mamas and The Papas. Two Observers discuss Peter & the problem with the two universes.
- "Cinderella In The Palace" composed by Prokofiev, performed by Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra. Walter questions Astrid about what feels different in his lab; Walter gets Lincoln's assistance with reanimating a bird.
- "Rockin' Robin" by Bobby Day. Walter consults with Astrid on the victim via video.
[402] One Night In October
- "Kyrie from Requiem" composed by Mozart, perfomed by Berlin Philharmoniker. Walter tells Lincoln how much he hates the other universe as Astrid, then Olivia arrive.
- "Requiem In D Minor" by Mozart. Astrid finds Walter sitting in front of a wall of speakers blasting music; repeats as Walter tries to block out Peter's calls for help.
[403] Alone In The World
- "The Mighty Quinn" by Manfred Mann. Walter takes a blood sample from Aaron; Aaron looks around the lab.
- "I Can Help" by Billy Swan. Walter makes ice cream shakes for Aaron and himself.
[404] Subject 9
- "Coudn't Get It Right" by Climax Blues Band. Olivia drops by the lab as Walter & Astrid work on an experiment to capture Peter on film.
- "Leave No Trace" by Fool's Gold. Walter advises Olivia on how to properly drink a rootbeer float.
[405] Novation
- "Seven Suns (Rising)" originally by Violet Sedan Chair. Dr. Truss sings while working in his garden.
- "Wild Eyes" by Up Down Up. Dr. Truss pays for gas.
[406] And Those We've Left Behind
- "No Time" by The Guess Who. A little girl show her mom a fake spider.
- "Ain't Wastin' Time No More" by The Allman Brothers Band. Peter tells Olivia he has too many variables in his theory; Walter grabs a sandwich & refuses Olivia's invitation to help her & Peter.
- "Eine Kleine" by C-Note. Raymond watches as his wife Kate works on a mathematical formula; repeats as Raymond returns to his wife and re-sets time.
- "Too Much Time On My Hands" by Styx. Walter listens to music while watching Peter & Olivia work on the time problem; Walter decides to join the group.
[407] Wallflower
- "Thunder And Lightning" by Fillmore Slim. Oliva sees Lincoln in a diner.
- "Fade Into You" by Mazzy Star. Olivia & Lincoln talk over coffee.
- "Long List Of Lovers" by Violet Sedan Chair. Walter, Astrid, Lincoln & Oliva discuss the albino.
- "Me Oh My" by Bryan Ferry. A woman has a glass of wine while the invisible man watches her.
[408] Back To Where You've Never Been
- "Crystal Blue Persuasion" by Tommy James and The Shondells. Peter dreams that Walter offers him chocolate chip pancakes and Olivia joins them for breakfast.
- "Changing" by The Airborne Toxic Event. Lincoln calls Olivia to tell her he got the device, as she & Peter drive to the theatre.
[409] Enemy Of My Enemy
- (unknown). Walter offers Olivia some of his 'spherical pastrami'.
[410] Forced Perspective
- "The Walk" by Mayer Hawthorne. Peter & Walter discuss how to get the machine to work; Olivia joins them then gets a call from Lincoln.
[411] Making Angels
- "Dixie Chicken" by Little Feat. Walter asks Peter if he wants some eggs;
- "Violin Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Major, K. 207: III. Presto" by Mozart. Walter asks Peter to sharpen his medical instruments.
[412] Welcome To Westfield
- "Epistrophy" by John Coltrane & Thelonious Monk. Walter advises Peter on how to make his new morning cocktail as Olivia arrives.
- "Crazy Dreams" by Conway Twitty. A trucker's semi shuts down, then moments later comes back to lfie.
- "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" by The Shirelles. Walter orders rhubarb pie at a diner.
- "California Stars" by Billy Bragg & Wilco. Peter stops by to check on Olivia, then she kisses him.
[413] A Better Human Being
- "The Ghost Who Walks" by Karen Elson. Walter tests Olivia's hair & makes a cup of tea; Olivia tries to find a current address for Dr. Frank.
[414] The End Of All Things
- No Commercial Music Used In This Episode.
[415] A Short Story About Love
- "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane. Walter shows Olivia the video of Peter & the Observer that he recorded with a nanny cam; Astrid arrives with some new lab equipment then asks Olivia how she's doing.
- (unknown). Walter has Astrid smell a beaver roadkill extraction.
- "The Friends Of Mr Cairo" by Jon and Vangelis. The killer listens to music while working in his lab.
[416] Nothing As It Seems
- "Time Spent In Los Angeles" by Dawes. Olivia tells Peter the FBI won't even let her consult on cases.
- "I'm Into Something Good" by Herman's Hermits. Peter meets Lincoln & Astrid at the lab; Walter gives Peter all the birthday presents he has bought in memory of 'his Peter'; Peter tells the team about the similar sounding case he dealt with.
[417] Everything In Its Right Place
- "Green Onions" by Booker T. and the MG's. Lincoln arrives as Gene is being taken to graze.
[418] The Consultant
- No Commercial Music Used In This Episode.
[419] Letters Of Transit
- "Dolami" by Sebastian. In 2036, Agent Windham enters an Obersever club then intercedes between a Native & an Observer.
[420] Worlds Apart
- No Commercial Music Used In This Episode.
[421] Brave New World, Pt. 1
- "Eyes Without A Face (instrumental)" originally by Billy Idol. Neal buys a coffee.
- "It's Only Life" by The Shins. Oliva cuts her hand while mincing onions, then she & Peter talk about their chance of having a normal life.
[422] Brave New World, Pt. 2
- No Commercial Music Used In This Episode.
Fringe music list adapted from FOX
"Long List Of Lovers" by Violet Sedan Chair. Walter, Astrid, Lincoln & Oliva discuss the albino.
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