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Fringe wrapped up with a satisfying, fan-friendly finale that didn't try to do too much, and that's a good thing.

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"Burned" saw Oliver coming to grips with his defeats and trying to find a new path.

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The Carrie Diaries isn’t quite like anything The CW has developed in recent years, and this is a very good thing.