Emma and Henry saying goodbye, as the curse comes rolling in
It’s been so long since the last episode aired (Dec. 15, 2013) that I forgot what happened and had to rewatch it. Here’s a recap if you too need your memory refreshed before the show comes back on Sunday: (recap after the jump) Continue reading
Gold going through airport security without his magic-infused scarf
Anton, a gentle Giant played by Jorge Garcia, finds humans and their culture fascinating — an interest that is not shared by his Giant brothers, who know that humans can’t be trusted. Anton — who seems to be, emotionally, a young teenager — feels misunderstood by his brothers, who tease him and call him “Tiny,” because of his (relatively!) small size. Continued after the jump: Continue reading
Episode 1 Broken
Episode 2 We Are Both
Episode 3 Lady of the Lake
Episode 4 The Crocodile
Episode 5 The Doctor
Episode 6 Tallahassee (which sounds like it may be a shout-out to the LOST episode The Man from Tallahassee, which was one of my all-time favorite episodes from that show)
Everything in this episode leads up to the final moment when Mary Margaret and David kiss at last — more evidence that the curse over Storybrooke continues to grow weaker. Continue reading
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(Last edit 12/17/11 — added more screencaps)
The Evil Queen squeezing the Huntsman's heart
In this powerful episode, a character dies just as we were getting to know him. And if we ever had any doubts about whether Regina knew everything, those doubts were laid to rest.
Kisses have a lot of power. A kiss brought Snow White back to life in the Pilot. A kiss, in this episode, tears a rupture in the wall between the fairytale and modern worlds and brings Graham’s fairytale memories back. Continue reading
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Alan Dale as King George
In a shout-out as blatant as last week’s Apollo candy bar, MacCutcheon whiskey, a fictitious brand especially prized by Charles Widmore and appearing in many episodes of LOST, showed up in OUAT. Continue reading