Fringe Set Tour-Stacy McCloud

The FOX Sci-Fi Thriller "Fringe" is heading to Canada.

The hit show will be focusing on more mystifying cases there.

Getting to the bottom of many unanswered questions , the "Fringe" cast took some time out of shooting in Vancouver to talk about where the second season is heading.

Torv says, "I love the darker stories, I sort of, I keep hoping particularly for my character. I love it when the sort of push her a little bit over that edge instead of take her to that sort of shadowy place."

The show can be tough to pigeonhole-a little Weird Science, a little Cop Show, and the cast says it's always evolving.

Torv says, "It sort of changes, the essence of episodes changes too. sometimes its the monster, or the gore of the experimentation. Or I don't know, its sort of all mixed up and that's what Fringe is now."

Jackson says, "You know, the hubris of mankind and the creation of these technologies that we've just sort of spring out there on the world."

Romance lovers will have to wait for the sparks to fly between Dunham and Bishop.

Torv says, "I mean the last kind of hint of like, sort of hint of any kind of relationship was between Peter and my sister and in my world that's kind of a deal breaker. Maybe in your world, i don't know. I don't know, not this season, yeah."

And if Anna Torv was writing her characters future, fans would be shocked.

Torv says, "I just want to play the duffle gang of Olivia, I just want the Olivia from the other side to come back and just like start laughing at everything Walter says. you know, I don't know if they'll do that. Well I keep making phone calls, yeah please."

You can watch "Fringe" every Thursday night on FOX.Fringe Set Tour-Stacy McCloud