Once Upon a Time - TV Series

Mad Stitch

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I just saw pics on another site that showed Belle having a drink with the Seven Dwarfs in the next episode. Belle and Grumpy are my favorite characters thus far. :sohappy:
 

Tiggerish

Resident Redhead
Premium Member
Oh, who would have thought that Prince Charming was such a wuss? :mad:

He aggravated me in the extreme last night with his inability to tell the truth to both women. Especially when you see him being all brave and dashing in Fairytale Land! :fork::lol:

It was very interesting to learn Kathryn/Abigail's complete backstory and realize they "parted on good terms" in FTL.


And I wonder, what revisions did August W. make to Henry's book when he recreated it? Or was the original truly destroyed, and he was making an accurate copy to return to Henry because it's important that he have the book?
 

Aggie Mom

New Member
I thought that backstory was great as well. It really gave a lot of dimension to that character.

I have no idea what to make of August and the book. If I had to call it now, I'd probably lean toward saying August is a bad guy. Who knows, though?

And, you can't tell me that nobody saw Regina out the spray painting that car.
 

RonAnnArbor

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Is it just me, or has the main Storybrook storyline absolutely slowed to a crawl?....

I love the show, but its the reason I stopped watching LOST -- I hated the backstory throwbacks without any relation to the current storyline...

To me, the mysterious stranger should be the most important thing right now - and he's been an afterthought for three weeks....

Emma comes to town and within 15 minutes, the Mayor is trying to get her out. The stranger shows up, and three weeks later, nothing??
 

wdwmomof3

Well-Known Member
I love this show, but come on! The story with Snow White and the prince in Storybrook is driving me insane. We are supposed to love the prince, but he is boring! I hope that changes soon!

I'm not quite sure who August is or what he is up to. Why did he make a new book? I'm thinking that he made some kind of change to the story to to confuse others. Maybe they will find the real book later, not sure.
 

enchanted_belle

Active Member
7. Does Mr. Gold have any of his powers in Storybrooke? The curse was created by him, so why would he have created a curse that stripped his own power? We know that the power can transfer from one world to the other because Regina was able to destroy Graham. If he has it, why does he choose not to use it?

You know, that's a really good question... well, questions. :shrug:
 

Aggie Mom

New Member
Is it just me, or has the main Storybrook storyline absolutely slowed to a crawl?....

I love the show, but its the reason I stopped watching LOST -- I hated the backstory throwbacks without any relation to the current storyline...

To me, the mysterious stranger should be the most important thing right now - and he's been an afterthought for three weeks....

Emma comes to town and within 15 minutes, the Mayor is trying to get her out. The stranger shows up, and three weeks later, nothing??

Yes. I agree. I think that's one of the reason's why the Rumplestilkstin/Mr. Gold episode was so interesting. Up until this week, I was ok with the Mary Margaret/David storyline. This week just drug it out one episode too many. I'm getting irritated at both of them.
 

Aggie Mom

New Member
Just a quick note to say that I got the DVD of the first 5 episodes at Target. Last night I watched the Pilot with the director's commentary. It was really interesting and they pointed out some things that I hadn't noticed and foreshadowed some stuff. I was definitely worth the $9 for the DVD to watch that alone.
 

Tiggerish

Resident Redhead
Premium Member
^^
I went out and bought that DVD after reading your comment, but haven't had a chance to watch it yet.


Still getting over the shock about Red Riding Hood--TOTALLY didn't see that coming!!!:eek:
 

drew81

Well-Known Member
^^
I went out and bought that DVD after reading your comment, but haven't had a chance to watch it yet.


Still getting over the shock about Red Riding Hood--TOTALLY didn't see that coming!!!:eek:[/QUOTE]

I felt the same way. That came out of nowhere.
 

Disneyfanman

Well-Known Member
My entire family is hooked on this show. After a bit of a mid-season lull, the episodes are getting more and more intense. LOVED last nights episode.
 

Mad Stitch

Well-Known Member
Is anyone else obsessed with finding easter eggs throughout the show? We have mentioned the items in Mr. Gold’s shop and castle. In the hatter episode last night one of the doors down the rabbit hole said OZ on it. I’d like to see a still of that scene and figure out where the other doors go.
 

Aggie Mom

New Member
Last night's episode was great!!!! I loved having more Rumplestiltskin backstory. I'm still dying to know who August is and how he knows about the other land. I'm also officially tired on the David/Mary Margaret thing.
 

LuLaSue

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Last night's episode was great!!!! I loved having more Rumplestiltskin backstory. I'm still dying to know who August is and how he knows about the other land. I'm also officially tired on the David/Mary Margaret thing.

I agree! It just gets better! I think August is Pinocchio.
 

Disneyfanman

Well-Known Member
Our theory is that he is reverting to wood, and won't be able to live that way in a world without magic. So he is looking for a magical cure, and it's either through Emma (who does have magic) or he was hoping Rumples. Have we seen his hands? We think that he is going to prove to Emma the book is real by showing her what is happening to him.

The overview of next weeks episode is about how Gepetto agrees to build the wardrobe, but is looking to save his boy as part of the deal. That must explain how pinoccio ends up outside of SB. Also, Emma was found with a 7 year old boy nearby. That must be August.

We know that some of the characters do have magic, even if the world does not. Regina killed the woodsman by squeezing a heart in storage, Jefferson disappeared and Emma started time. We think that's all going to play out in the finale. Rumple is convinced that the world doesn't have magic because of the event with his son. That doesn't mean he is right.

And if magic can be used, then this whole show is about to make some crazy change in preparation for season 2.

We can't wait to see what they do.
 

LuLaSue

Well-Known Member
Our theory is that he is reverting to wood, and won't be able to live that way in a world without magic. So he is looking for a magical cure, and it's either through Emma (who does have magic) or he was hoping Rumples. Have we seen his hands? We think that he is going to prove to Emma the book is real by showing her what is happening to him.

The overview of next weeks episode is about how Gepetto agrees to build the wardrobe, but is looking to save his boy as part of the deal. That must explain how pinoccio ends up outside of SB. Also, Emma was found with a 7 year old boy nearby. That must be August.

We know that some of the characters do have magic, even if the world does not. Regina killed the woodsman by squeezing a heart in storage, Jefferson disappeared and Emma started time. We think that's all going to play out in the finale. Rumple is convinced that the world doesn't have magic because of the event with his son. That doesn't mean he is right.

And if magic can be used, then this whole show is about to make some crazy change in preparation for season 2.

We can't wait to see what they do.

I say BINGO!!!
 

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