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RUMPLEGIRL …..don’t have Grumpy there in the first place! The only reason he was there to was to drop the Dopey line which was written as a way to satisfy fan anger after the actor left/quit the show in a pretty public manner. The beginning of that scene makes Emma look egotistical and rude; it makes Archie look unprofessional (which he is since he got his degree from a curse) and equally rude.
I remember ARCHIE having an office when he worked with HENRY but I thought the office was in a home…. the office he has now looks different from the one he had earlier with HENRY and when he got kidnapped and put on HOOK’s ship. I am planning to review the DVDs starting with season one…. have not done that in over a year. I also plan to review the episode when I get a chance.
I agree with you about the unprofessional actions of Archie. I do not remember how Emma handled it.My next question is what was the dust up with the actor for Dopey I had not followed it on social media because I was away from the internet for a good part of the summer so I missed it… …. . </strong
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Favorite moment 🙂 accompanied with fierce sounding music- Awsome!!
Other favorite thing is the Evil Queens scene with Henry, Emma and Hook. LOL ! Parrilla’s acting makes me smile so wide.
The beginning of that scene makes Emma look egotistical and rude; it makes Archie look unprofessional (which he is since he got his degree from a curse) and equally rude.
Yeah I just think that’s so incredibly harsh on Emma. She’s going through a lot right now…like a vision where she dies!!!! So in a panic, she rushed to find Archie and obviously didn’t think to knock on the door. Once she saw Grumpy there, I believe she said she’ll come back later. It’s not like she forced Grumpy out. She was going to leave. It’s Archie if anything who looks bad here. The writers could have had Archie say “No it’s ok Emma, we actually just finished.” But instead they had him tell Grumpy they’ll pick it up next time which was pretty unprofessional. But Emma, I don’t fault her. If anything, she should be accused of being negligent, not egotistical and rude. If she insisted on Grumpy leaving, then that would be egotistical and rude. But that’s not what she did.
The Dopey explanation is so clearly to shut the fans up, though Grumpy’s comeback to Emma was good. It was rude of her just to barge in like that. What if it had been a patient who was starting to open up about some deep seated trauma? Emma would have wrecked that moment of release for them.
I did not pay that close of attention …. Did Archie’s office have a reception area? If not I can understand how EMMA invaded Grumpy’s appointment. I was thinking that Archie practiced out of his home and Emma entered directly into the living room when she entered…. BUT I REALLY COULD BE WRONG… will not know for sure until I rewatch. . .
Archie works out of an office and whether or not he has a secretary is a moot point. You do not barge into a shrink’s office unannounced–those sessions are confidential by morality and by law. As soon as she saw Grumpy, Emma needed to leave and come back another time. That is his paid hour of time to talk about his issues. The fact that Archie made Grumpy leave to deal with a “more interesting” client is equally horrifying. I get that this is Emma’s show and she needs development vis a vis talking with Archie but the solution is simple: don’t have Grumpy there in the first place! The only reason he was there to was to drop the Dopey line which was written as a way to satisfy fan anger after the actor left/quit the show in a pretty public manner. The beginning of that scene makes Emma look egotistical and rude; it makes Archie look unprofessional (which he is since he got his degree from a curse) and equally rude.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"The Dopey explanation is so clearly to shut the fans up, though Grumpy’s comeback to Emma was good. It was rude of her just to barge in like that. What if it had been a patient who was starting to open up about some deep seated trauma? Emma would have wrecked that moment of release for them.
I did not pay that close of attention …. Did Archie’s office have a reception area? If not I can understand how EMMA invaded Grumpy’s appointment. I was thinking that Archie practiced out of his home and Emma entered directly into the living room when she entered…. BUT I REALLY COULD BE WRONG… will not know for sure until I rewatch.
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.A relatively decent episode. Season 6 so far has actually been one of the better seasons in a long time, not trying to fit a whole season’s arc into 11 episodes is definitely paying off.
Liking the Hyde/EQ pair up. I could ship them together even though they are currently just partners in crime. Loved how Hyde offered EQ his arm like a gentleman.
I’m hoping a RumBelle reunion is on the cards considering how Belle spoke of how important a father/son relationship is to Charming. Also Rumple sending something to his child, if A&E deny him the chance to be a father to his child, I’d be annoyed.
So is Mouse an official EF language now considering Cinderella and Snow both speak it?
Liked seeing Billy again in the EF it’s the same actor as well.
Snow is already thinking of Whale as a science teacher, has she forgotten he’s the town doctor or does she expect the rest of Storybrooke to suffer for her own selfish whims?
Hook is starting to grow on me as a character. However I think his current characterisation should’ve happened several seasons ago before Emma takes an interest. Hook’s series arc should’ve been learning to be a good man after spending so many years as “Hook”, not CS.
Is giving lady Tremaine a point stick to pick up trash such a good idea when she’d just stabbed Ashley with a pointy stick?
I disliked the fact that “Clorinda” is essentially Anastasia but without Anastasia and the character development. A&E should’ve kept the two shows separate then there wouldn’t be such an issue, but they brought on Will and said Wonderland is canon so they’ve screwed up both shows. Clorinda’s actress did well with what she had though
The Dopey explanation is so clearly to shut the fans up, though Grumpy’s comeback to Emma was good. It was rude of her just to barge in like that. What if it had been a patient who was starting to open up about some deep seated trauma? Emma would have wrecked that moment of release for them.
Overall, this episode has been pretty consistent with the previous two in terms of quality.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixThis really felt like a season 1 episode. It did not bother me at all that this was filler. It was done well enough that it didn’t feel like filler when I was watching it. They twisted a classic story and gave me that magic feeling I haven’t felt in a long time.
8.5/10
Liked:
– Transition from book to flashback. Haven’t seen that in a long time.
– The twist on Ella’s story. Very season 1 ish.
– Finding out why her name is Cinderella.
– Gus Gus!
– Snow and Charming convos. They felt real. Yes, go back and be a teacher!
– Jekyll meets Frankenstein. Yes!
– Hook sword fighting with Henry, and Hook interacting with Alexandra. They are doing a very good job with Hook this season.
– The ball was nice. Costumes great. The conversations between Ella and the prince were great. The chemistry felt real.
– Snow being able to understand Gus. That made sense and she helped get Ella her happy ending.
– Lady Tremaine was ruthless. In the present and past. Thought she was great.
– Lasagna scene was great! Anything with Mr. Hyde is fun in my book.
– I liked the Archie scene. Emma came in but did not know he was with a patient. So it’s not her fault. But Archie ending his session early with Grumpy was a little not ok. But her talking to Archie is great!
– Regina and Zelena scene.
– EQ is always good. Yay Hyde and EQ duo!
Mixed:
– The connection between the key and Rumple and Lady Tremaine. Are there multiple keys? How did Rumple get it? I feel like there is a missing part of the story that I hope they tell us.
– Rumple’s tape to Belle. Idk, it didn’t do much for me. I don’t really get the point of Rumple doing that. Unless that allowed him to track where Belle was.
– The Dopey explanation. Eyes rolling…..I don’t need to see it but the explanation was pretty silly.
– Couldn’t care less that Anastasia wasn’t one of the step sisters. For me, Wonderland was a separate show but since A&E said it was canon, and there were alleged big hints, it’s annoying.
Disliked:
– Ella basically bragging about her ring. Horrific timing.
Rating: 6/10
General opinion: An average, filler episode.
Likes:
– The continuation of David’s father’s murder mystery. Oddly enough, this is the storyline I’m currently most interested in.
– Seeing Thomas, Grumpy and Gus Gus.
– The EQ was suberb once again. I loved how she told Henry that SHE was his mother and followed it up with telling him to improve his posture. It really put him in his place.
– Snow White: princess, tracker, match maker.
– Zelena telling Regina to stop blaming her and take responsibility.
– Rumple’s audio recording. The voiceover was moving, and I was amused by the fact that he used a tape. Lol! Storybrooke is as quaint as ever!
Mixed:
– Snow wanting to return to teaching. I thought this was a great idea until her final scene. “Dr Frankenstein and Dr Jekyll” to me sounds like a cheap horror movie. If Snow thinks they should interact with young kids then I seriously question her judgement.
– The key. It seemed a little too good to be true. Besides, we still don’t know how many keys there are, who has them – stuff like that which would flesh out the concept instead of leaving it as a cheap plot device.
– Cinderella’s backstory did have a S1 feel, but it still wasn’t all that interesting. She’s difficult to like as a character, and the twist at the end felt a bit mundane.
Dislikes:
– All Emma, Hook and Henry scenes. Henry seems too keen to help and it comes across as desperate. Hook does nothing but tag along and amuse the youngsters. Emma vacillates between self absorbtion and ineffectiveness, except for the end when her magic miraculously starts working. I don’t get how that happened, and I’m not sure I care.
– Emma healing Ella was an anti-climax.
– Emma barging into Archie’s office. Archie kicking out Grumpy. They both deserve a kick up the whatnot, Emma for being so entitled, Archie for being an unprofessional jerk.
– Emma going on and on (it felt like) about her relationship, and Hook, and her happy ending, and Hook, and her shaking hands, and Hook. Who needs a hooded figure when A & E have already killed the original, likeable character so effectively? The current version is just a dead eyed doppelganger, plagiarised from Stephanie Meyers. RIP Emma.
In reply to: Love Over Life
I thought Snow and Charming’s end-conversation was the strongest because she’s actually encouraging him to choose life–his life, the life he has with her, the life he has with their children–all of which falls under the umbrella of love and life. I think @nevermore is right about being half-baked because I don’t think they established what it means to choose life vs what it means to choose love.
If Emma chose “life” let’s say, what exactly does that entail? She’s wouldn’t break up with Hook, she wouldn’t stop seeing Henry, Regina or her parents. What does choosing life for her even mean because her life, according to her, is her whole community which means a life full of various types of love. The show is suggesting that the type of love she needs to choose, expressly at least, is romantic love even if she ends up dying but doesn’t that ignore the many other facets of love that already exist in Emma’s life? Like Henry, Snowing, and Regina??
The line :”love over life” seems catchy and it’s something that is quotable but when you sit down and think about it, it’s really opaque and doesn’t actually make a lot of sense. To me at least.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Rating: 6/10
Liked:
Opening scene! The CharmingMills trying to bribe Mr. Hyde, but the EQ beat them to him!
They remembered Cinderella had a girl instead of a boy!
It’s great to see Cinderella and Thomas back in town!
Rumple still being able to recognize a desperate soul.
Emma remembering wise words she said from Season 1!
WickedSisters Scene!
Evil Queen setting Henry straight on whose his mother! I know I shouldn’t have slightly cheered at what she was saying to Emma, but the darker Evil Regal in me couldn’t help it!
The Flashback Scenes were pretty good! Now if we can just find out what happened to Thomas after they escaped Rumple’s deal.
Snow & Charming planning to live normal lives instead of “defeating & repeating”
Rumple’s gift to Belle…
Ok…I’m starting to feel this Evil Queen & Mr. Hyde duo!
Mixed:
Grumpy in therapy and Dopey’s off to get his master’s! Ok then! But how did the Dwarves manage to free Dopey when they don’t have magic…you know what, I’ll grin and bare this answer only for the sake of peace of mind. I’ll just let it go.
So…they want Whale to be a science teacher and a doctor at the same time?!
Disliked:
It must be another Saturday because Henry hasn’t been to school in a while…just wood sword fighting in the middle of the day.
How dare Adam & Eddy try and pretend Anastasia did not exist! I can’t!
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