Once Upon A Time (ABC)

[AdamYJ]

You're saying Snow wants to make out with her?

I was thinking it would be more like Marty's relationship with George McFly, not Lorraine. Heck, Emma and Henry already tried to play matchmaker.

[Jared]

Where did you get that from? I know it's a Jane Firefly quote from the episode where Inara entertains the female client. I mean the picture.

I just googled "I'll be in my bunk" and it came up. Somehow the knitting seems to fit the thread more than a picture of Jayne.

[Greg Anderson]

Wait... are Cinderella and Snow White's princes brothers?

[Jared]

Exploding fairy godmother for the win!

Wait... are Cinderella and Snow White's princes brothers?

I just assumed they were from different kingdoms.

edit: I'm pretty sure Cinderall said "so glad you could make it" to Snow. She probably wouldn't say that if their princes were brothers, as of course they'd be at the wedding.

[Greg Anderson]

Exploding fairy godmother for the win!



I just assumed they were from different kingdoms.

Yeah, that's what I'm thinking now.

And HAHA at the exploding fairy godmother.

[boyhangover]

Yeah the exploding Godmother was hilarious. As was Henry losing his shoe on the stairs. I litterally loled and woke up my nephew in the next room.


What is the episode in two weeks supposed to be about? Anyone have a guess?

So the evil queen is secretly boning the sherrif. Was anyone surprised? I thought at first she was doing grumpy. It looked like the room was for a little person.

[AdamYJ]

So the evil queen is secretly boning the sherrif. Was anyone surprised? I thought at first she was doing grumpy. It looked like the room was for a little person.

It gives more credence to the idea that he's the Huntsman. Despite being a good man, he's still "in bed with the Queen".

This was a nice little episode. It was kind of funny when they blew up the Fairy Godmother. It's possibly the most intense way of showing how they're going to get rid of a deus ex machina and replace it with something that will complicate the story further.

I have to say though, and most people probably didn't register it, I rolled my eyes when they showed the castle with fireworks going off above it. I was like, "Seriously? Fireworks over Cinderella's castle? Do we really have to be that Disney?" It was just a Tinkerbell away from being the opening to The Wonderful World of Disney.

[Jared]

I have to say though, and most people probably didn't register it, I rolled my eyes when they showed the castle with fireworks going off above it. I was like, "Seriously? Fireworks over Cinderella's castle? Do we really have to be that Disney?" It was just a Tinkerbell away from being the opening to The Wonderful World of Disney.

Well, ABC is owned by Disney. I think it fits, if the fairy tale characters exist because of belief, then there would be a lot of Disney-influence on them. If anything, one wonders how stuff like Rumplestiltskin killing the Fairy Godmother could have happened.

[Nyssane]

The Cinderella bits were awful. What a horrible character.

[passer-by]

Everything was just fine for the 4th episode in a row, with special kudos to Robert Carlyle.

I like the way they build the general plot by combining both worlds to weave the tapestry. A delight of storytelling.

[kalorama]

Exploding fairy godmother for the win!



I just assumed they were from different kingdoms.

edit: I'm pretty sure Cinderall said "so glad you could make it" to Snow. She probably wouldn't say that if their princes were brothers, as of course they'd be at the wedding.

Agree with all of this (esp. the exploding Fairy Godmother part).

Everything was just fine for the 4th episode in a row, with special kudos to Robert Carlyle.

I like the way they build the general plot by combining both worlds to weave the tapestry. A delight of storytelling.

That too, esp. about Carlyle. He's only gotten limited screen time as Mr. Gold before this, but he really excels at playing charmingly evil.

[Jared]

The Cinderella bits were awful. What a horrible character.

She did seem way too nonchalant about seeing a woman murdered right in front of her, and then making a deal with the murderer. And without even reading the contract! I immediately thought of the "terms of service" agreement from South Park. She would actually deserve it.

[Greg Anderson]

Yeah, I really didn't care for Cinderella at all.

[AdamYJ]

She did seem way too nonchalant about seeing a woman murdered right in front of her, and then making a deal with the murderer. And without even reading the contract! I immediately thought of the "terms of service" agreement from South Park. She would actually deserve it.

Well, I assumed that she didn't know how to read the contract anyway. She was treated like a slave, why would her stepmother teach her to read?

[boyhangover]

Emma gets done talking to Mr. Gold

Hennry "Do You Know Who That IS!?!

Emma "Yeah"

Hennry "You do? Who is it? I haven't been able to figure it out yet." Lol

I think that proves that Mr. Gold is the only one who knows everything.