Fringe

 At a hearing in Washington, Broyles is passionate in his explanation on why the government would be foolish to shut down Fringe Division, which look after the X-designation cases.  Unfortunately, a sympathetic senator tells him that without viable results there is no way to support the human and fiscal cost.  Outside the hearing, Ms. Nina Sharp approaches Broyles and informs him that even Massive Dynamics influence can't help.  She gives him a kiss, and it's not a peck on the cheek either.  He must find a way to save the day

 Peter and Jessup check out another body with similar injuries.  They realize that this guy is doing whatever it takes to stay on mission, which happens to be killing Olivia.  Fortunately, Olivia is under guard and only her nurse is allowed into the room.  This episode is all about the security.   Unfortunately, they are a few steps behind Mystery Man, who is at the hospital.  He approaches Olivia's nurse.  Oh, you know this isn't going to end well.

Olivia's nurse (yeah, right) enters her room to check her vitals. (You still have some?  Damn.)  She asks Olivia if she remembers anything about the accident, or what she was doing before hand.  Olivia tries but assures her that it is all a blank.  That's all the nurse needs to hear.  She jumps on the bed and tries to strangle Olivia.  She does a pretty good job of it too, until Jessup bursts into the room and shoots her.  The nurse jumps out a window (about six stories) and runs into the basement.  Jessup radios for Charlie to follow her.

Peter is torn between joining the chase and checking over Olivia, but she sends him away with instructions to "get that bitch."  In the basement, Charlie moves furtively, apparently looking for something that may be hiding near a big-ass incinerator.  The not-nurse is, in fact, hidden in the overhead piping.  Peter and Jessup arrive to the sounds of a fight and the nurse is killed by Charlie. Peter picks up the broken three-pronged  insta-disguise machine.

After all is said and done, Peter arrives at Olivia's room bearing flowers.  Olivia wants to know who her attacker was.  A shapechanging soldier from another universe.  They get a smile out of the fact that they can have this conversation with a straight face.  Peter tells Olivia that Walter believes that Olivia has also been to another universe; that's where she was at the time of the accident.  She can't remember but he promises that Walter will figure it out.  In other weird news, does she remember the gibberish she shouted when she came to?  It was Greek for "be a better man than your father" and it was a code between him and his mother.  She doesn't know where she heard it but I'm sure we'll hear it again.  Olivia asks if they are shutting down Fringe Division.  Peter gives her a decisive "no"

 Peter gives Broyles the damaged device and says it is the proof they need to keep Fringe Division open, since the technology isn't from her.  Broyles is suprised that Peter would give it up.  Peter says that they are done being reactive. 

Junior Agent Jessup continues to review all of Fringe Divisions files, although this time she is cross-referencing the topics with a Bible. 

Peter goes back to the lab where Walter, Astrid and Gene the Cow are all waiting in birthday hats.  Looks like he's getting that cake and custard after all.

And Charlie.  Oh, Charlie.  Charlie seems to still be doing cleanup in the basement of the hospital.  He wheels a bin of dirty linen over to the incinerator, flips down a sheet and reveals... Charlie!  Oh, no, you were a victim of the insta-disguise machine.  Not-Charlie/Mystery Man hefts poor dead Charlie out of the basket and into the incinerator, destroying all evidence.