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I agree with you on all points, except one, and only partly. I think Hook is just-as complex as Rumple. That said, Rumple is incredibly complex. Without Rumple, where would Once Upon A Time be? And now, without Hook, it’d be so lonely.
And disagreeing about these points is what makes OUAT so much fun. 🙂
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
I agree with you on all points, except one, and only partly. I think Hook is just-as complex as Rumple. That said, Rumple is incredibly complex. Without Rumple, where would Once Upon A Time be? And now, without Hook, it’d be so lonely.
And disagreeing about these points is what makes OUAT so much fun. 🙂
Yes, it sure does. 😀
I can actually see at some point, Rumple and Hook being good friends. Their personalities balance out eachother. Call me crazy, but I totally see potential for Hook and Rumple having a Kirk/Spock kind of friendship. Even if they’re not best buds, their personalities still offer a balance that I think is comperable to a game of Jenga. That initial block didn’t need the other block before the other one was added in but after it was, taking the block out could be a very precarious and risky thing to do.
I can actually see at some point, Rumple and Hook being good friends. Their personalities balance out eachother. Call me crazy, but I totally see potential for Hook and Rumple having a Kirk/Spock kind of friendship. Even if they’re not best buds, their personalities still offer a balance that I think is comperable to a game of Jenga. That initial block didn’t need the other block before the other one was added in but after it was, taking the block out could be a very precarious and risky thing to do.
I compltely agree. Especially after last night’s episode. Hook is beginning to realize that revenge won’t sate him the way he thinks it will. It’s going to be a long road, but I do think once Hook learns to let go and Rumple does the same, they will actually become good frienemies.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
I can actually see at some point, Rumple and Hook being good friends. Their personalities balance out eachother. Call me crazy, but I totally see potential for Hook and Rumple having a Kirk/Spock kind of friendship. Even if they’re not best buds, their personalities still offer a balance that I think is comperable to a game of Jenga. That initial block didn’t need the other block before the other one was added in but after it was, taking the block out could be a very precarious and risky thing to do.
I compltely agree. Especially after last night’s episode. Hook is beginning to realize that revenge won’t sate him the way he thinks it will. It’s going to be a long road, but I do think once Hook learns to let go and Rumple does the same, they will actually become good frienemies.
Oh, next week is so far away! How am I going to make it through the summer hiatus? 😆
Ouch, Once can’t get a break this half of the Season can it? I’m a little more optimistic for the next two episodes, as they are the Season finale. If not even the Season finale can get a huge boost, then I’ve lost faith in Nielsen viewers.
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Ouch, Once can’t get a break this half of the Season can it? I’m a little more optimistic for the next two episodes, as they are the Season finale. If not even the Season finale can get a huge boost, then I’ve lost faith in Nielsen viewers.
I’m also a little optimistic that TV in general is hurting.
Also, I’m certain ABC is going to fix some scheduling issues this season, with the Olympics occurring in the Winter. So I’m hoping 11 new episodes in the Fall, long break, back after the Olympics for 11 all new episodes in a row. That’s my ideal. And I think THAT will help ratings."He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"RATINGS…
8 p.m. – “The Amazing Race” led the 8 p.m. hour with 9.09 million viewers and a 2.3 rating among adults 18-49 for CBS.
ABC’s “Once Upon a Time” was second with 7.04 million viewers and a series-low 2.0 key demo rating.
FOX was third with “The Simpsons” (4.48 million viewers and a 2.0 key demo) and “Bob’s Burgers” (3.49 million and a 1.7 key demo).
NBC’s encore of “The Voice” averaged 4.01 million viewers and a 1.1 key demo rating.
On ABC, Once Upon a Time (7 million, 2.0) and Red Widow (3.5 million, 0.7) dropped to series lows, while Revenge (6 million, 1.7) was up from its last new episode on Easter Sunday.
Read more: http://www.seattlepi.com/entertainment/tv/tvguide/article/Ratings-Good-Wife-Finale-Grows-Once-Hits-Series-4472960.php#ixzz2RtGYGl3j
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Building 33% on its Adult 18-49 lead-in at 8pm, ABC’s Once Upon A Time surged to rank as the #1 drama on Sunday night. Once Upon A Time paced within 1-tenth of a rating point week to week. The ABC sophomore drama was the #1 most social broadcast series on Sunday night.
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.You know what don’t they care about people that are over 49, there are a lot more seniors watching then the younger group. ❓
@HappyEndings wrote:
You know what don’t they care about people that are over 49, there are a lot more seniors watching then the younger group. ❓
I don’t think that’s true. ONCE is watched by people over 49, to be sure, but mostly it’s a younger group watching. Look at the demographic of just this forum: the largest % of people on here are probably between 20-40 yrs of age. The ratings would be abysmal if it was just the over 50s. 18-49 is the “key” demographic and I think, someone correct me if I’m wrong, it has a lot to do with advertising. Companies prefer to advertise to the 18-49 yr age group.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"THE reason they watch demographics of 18-49 is because of the commercials and economic of shows… 18 to 49 year olds spend $$$ and buy things that are on the commercials. Older persons are more settled and already have or do not need the junk that is sold in many commercials…. So the powers that be try to attract the18-19 year olds. Younger people might not be able to afford some of the stuff but the powers that be try to shape there wants and needs for the future.
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The stations are in the business of making $$$ so they try and attract the groups that spend the most.
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