Cheshire (she)cat

Peter: Don’t say I never took you anywhere.

Fringe 3x21, The Last Sam Weiss

Broyles: (hands a pistol to Peter) Don’t shoot yourself.
Walter: No gun for me..?
Broyles: Good idea.

Fringe 3x08, Entrada

Walter: In the Seventies, I innocently wandered into the wrong home and it was three days before I realized my mistake. And unlike Olivia, the woman with whom I was sharing a bed didn’t look like my wife at all.

Fringe 3x08, Entrada

Gene: Moo!
Walter: What?
Gene: Moo!
Peter: What’s that?
Gene: Moo!
Astrid: (looks at child’s audio toy) Property of Massive Dynamic?
Walter: It’s not theft if you own the company.

Fringe 3x06, 6955 kHz

Broyles: Peter, you said she administered the paralytic at two fifteen A.M. Now what were you doing here at two fifteen A.M.?
Walter: ..Olivia called our house! She thought she heard someone trying to enter her apartment. And of course—
Peter: Walter, you don’t have to cover for me. Since we came back from over there, Olivia and I became something more than friends.
Broyles:  I see.
Walter: It’s perfectly understandable, son! In the 70s, I innocently wandered into the wrong home, and it was three days before I realized my mistake. And unlike Olivia, the woman with whom I was sharing a bed didn’t look like my wife at all.

Fringe s03e08, Entrada

Bolivia: You have a lot of questions. I understand. But you can understand that I can’t give you the answers. 
Peter: This from the woman standing in front of me in pajamas who just shared the same bed with me. I guess answers is where you draw the line.

Fringe s03e08, Entrada

Peter: With a basement lab in Harvard, Walter was able to open a wormhole into another dimension that essentially shredded all the laws of science. I can’t wait to see what he’s capable of doing with a multibillion-dollar corporation.
Nina:  Your father made some regrettable choices in the past, but his brilliance is undeniable. It was that intellect that William Bell believed in. And frankly, so do I.
[…]
Walter: So beautiful, it is absolutely breathtaking. Somewhere between pudding andfoie gras. And why do I bring this up, you with the red hair? 
Scientist: It’s black.
Walter: I see red. Answer the question. 
Scientist: I’m really not sure why we’re talking about brain physiology. 
Walter: Dear God. How can you be so limited? When William Bell created this company, he knew one thing to be true. Brain and the mind are capable of so much. Don’t you see that? That the brain is consciousness, hmm? The mind is God! There are no limits. Except for those that we impose on ourselves. Open your eyes. Open, open. Inspiration is everywhere. Do you know how lucky you are to play in this sandbox? My heart is racing. God! (starts removing pants) Is anyone else hot in here?
[…]
Nina: He’s a bit unhortodox.
Peter: He’s also trippin’ his brains out right now. You know that, right? 

Fringe s03e04, Do shapeshifters dream of electric sheep?

Walter: Oh, in the right light, your hair looks like strands of lemon diamonds. 
Peter: He self-medicated this morning. 
Walter: Don’t worry. I do some of my finest work self-medicated. 

Fringe s03e04, Do shapeshifters dream of electric sheep?