Anyway, after Neal die, there was a twitter photo of the cast laughing while filming the funeral and she was angry that anyone would laugh or enjoy their job because Neal had died. She felt it was disrespectful to Neal and his fans. Another poster set her straight — No one really died. Neal is a fictional character and expecting the other actors to mourn a fictional character in real life was not reasonable expectation. A lot of poster upvoted the response.
I know exactly what photo too; that was the traveling jersey wasn’t it? Because that would have been the time they were filming the funeral scene.
I can recall only one time I cried over a character death and it always happens watching the same episode. “The Body” from Buffy: The Vampire Slayer. Curtain points hit me the hardest but I think it’s everyone’s performance in the episode, which is just spectacular.
But seriously though, the actor, MRJ is still around. He didn’t die; only his character. Quiet Minds was an emotional episode, I get that but it’s not like we’ll never see the actor again. Adam and Eddie like to get back Jamie Dornan when he is available (and they wanted him to appear in the finale; I suspect probably filling Red’s role in the EF).
If SF actually paid attention to where the story was going instead of watching the show in denial mode, there would probably be fewer problems now.
I’ve been listening to Let’s Talk TV and I love the host but she was so off when it came to Hook’s characterization. She said that she thought Hook would revert to his old ways and take Emma forcefully and I just laughed.
Sorry folks but Killian isn’t a villain anymore; now, we have the villain of the season. Notice how he’s the only one in the finale who didn’t have his happy ending taken away, or who’s happy ending was jaded? Gold has his big fat lie to deal with and Marian came back, putting the brakes on Outlaw Queen going forward.