Green, Green, Green, Red is a colored pattern on Fringe. While most commonly shown in the form of colored circles, the pattern has also been shown in other forms, like flashing lights. They are a recurring motif on the show and could be seen throughout the series, including its final hours. With the exception of "The Equation," the Green, Green, Green, Red pattern (commonly refferred to as GGGR or the GGGR Pattern) is never specifically referenced in the show. It's common recurrence is simply an easter egg and does not have any particular significance.

Hypnotic Effect Edit

The Green, Green, Green, Red pattern came to the attention of Fringe Division during their early Pattern investigations. Joanne Ostler used the combination of flashing Green, Green, Green, Red lights to put Jeremy Stockton into a hypnotic trance, allowing for her to kidnap his son, Ben. During further study, Walter determined that in this condition, people can respond to commands but have no knowledge of said actions or the passing of time. This continues until they are "awakened" with a simple touch. While in pursuit of Ben, Olivia was also a victim of the hypnotic effect of the colors. ("The Equation")

Selected List of Appearances Edit

On Olivia Dunham's uncle's kayak in her dream. ("Pilot")

On John Mosley's stocking cap. ("The Arrival").

In the corner of The Observer's binocular display. ("The Arrival")

On Joanne Ostler's car. ("The Equation").

The group of Observers use a device that flashes lights to control a hitman.("August")

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• While immersed in the Sensory Deprivation Tank in order to contact John Scott, Olivia sees her uncle's kayak, whick has the GGGR pattern on it. 
• The inside of September's binoclaurs displays the GGGR pattern near the bottom of the screen.
• John Mosley wears the GGGR pattern on his cap.
• Red and green Christmas Lights can be seen hanging haphazardly next to the workstation of Brian Dempsey. 
• August's communication device prominently displays the sequence.
• The amber dispersal device in 6B uses the sequence.
• The bomb in Donald's apartment flashes the sequence.