There is no episode this week (Sunday, Feb. 5). [Editing to add: It was because of the Super Bowl. None of the networks wanted to put on anything new at the same time, because they were afraid most people would be watching the game and wouldn’t watch their programs.]
The next episode will be Skin Deep on February 12. I’m excited about this episode. It’s written by Jane Espenson, it tells more of … (slight spoiler if you didn’t see the promo at the end of the last episode) Continue reading
Reminder: They are going to be showing six of the seven episodes — everything except for Episode 5 (That Still Small Voice). Here’s the schedule, which is now official (all times are Eastern time):
4:00 Episode 1 Pilot
5:00 Episode 2 The Thing You Love Most
6:00 (news)
7:00 Episode 3 Snow Falls
8:00 Episode 4 The Price of Gold
9:00 Episode 6 The Shepherd
10:00 Episode 7 The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
Behind the scenes of "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter"
A few scheduling reminders: Episode 7 will be on Sunday night (December 11, 2011) at the regular time. Next week, they’ll be showing a rerun of Episode 3 (Snow Falls). There won’t be any new episodes until January 8, 2012.
I think “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter” is going to be a great stopping point as we go into intermission, a way to (temporarily) end with a bang. I’m psyched because it looks as if this is going to be an exciting episode with several dramatic revelations.
The writers for Episode 7 are Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz, who are the creators and executive producers of the show and, of course, best known previously for their work on LOST. They wrote episodes 1 and 2 of OUAT.
The director is Dave Barrett, who has directed and produced various TV shows, including Cold Case. This is his first time working on OUAT.
(Last update 12/28/11)
Once Upon a Time is taking a winter break
Episode 7, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, which aired Sunday, December 11, 2011, was the “winter finale.” The next new episode will be on January 8, 2012.
Reruns will be broadcast on two Sundays during the hiatus. Continue reading
Once Upon a Time is now playing only in the United States and Canada, but it’s soon going to spread around the world.
According to Wikipedia, sometime in 2012, OUAT will start airing in Australia, Brazil, Greece, Israel, and New Zealand. It will also be showing in Spain at an unspecified date.
Check the “Watch” tab above for any updates to info on where the show will be playing, any scheduling changes, etc. I’ll try to keep the info in that tab current. If you have any additional info, please let me know in the comments below.
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The image on this post is a combination, made with the freeware program paint.net, of a OUAT promo photo and a photo of an antique globe.
On Sunday night, ABC will be showing the American Music Awards instead of Once Upon a Time, so the next episode will be on November 27.
That next episode, That Small Still Voice, was written by Jane Espenson, who is best known as a writer on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Although this is the first OUAT episode where she is listed as a writer, she is credited as a consulting producer on The Price of Gold, Snow Falls, and The Thing You Love Most.
Paul Edwards directed the episode. He was a camera operator on eight episodes of LOST in Seasons One and Two, and he directed ten episodes of LOST in Seasons Two through Six. The Small Still Voice will be his Once Upon a Time debut.
Posted in 1.05 That Still Small Voice, Production and crew, Schedule
Tagged Jane Espenson, LOST alumni, Paul Edwards
