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Not at eight pm. And now because it’s on a Friday night they have to make sure not to tick anyone off so they need to tread carefully. No deaths of characters we love or destruction of happy endings.
But going from the synopsis it sounds like these three are with Henry on an epic quest. Probably cause they were separated from their true loves and family.
[adrotate group="5"]Oh it’s totally over…but there’s no way I will agree that moving the night can only help the show. During football season, sunday nights are the worst night to be on tv and it’s not even close…especially with game of thrones and walking dead too! Sure, people go out on Friday nights but much of Oaut’s audience probably stays in with their kids. It’s won’t save the show, but I don’t think it’s gonna hurt it at all and if anything, I think it’s a good thing to get away from the sunday night deathtrap.
Eh everyone goes on on Fridays at eight especially families. To dinner, to the movies, to a friends house, to an event. Very rarely to people just stay home and do nothing.
I think it’s going to be interesting, because it seems like ABC is experimenting with a drama block on Fridays. I mean, “The Inhumans” is supposed to be this big event series, so to see them launching *that* on Fridays with OUAT as its lead-in doesn’t scream “lack of faith” to me.
To me it does because of the blind item that was about a very expensive show shot in Imax that ABC did not have faith in and put on the fall schedule to die.
Screams Inhumans now.
You know, actually, putting it on a new night, with a reboot of a show where new viewers can tune in and not feel lost, actually could help the show. It won’t save it but sunday nights were tough for tv, especially with football season.
It will not help the show. Nobody watches TV on Friday nights. They’re out doing anything else. Date night, movie night, etc.
It means be prepared for OUAT to end, because the move to Friday means certain cancellation and death.
With the move to Friday, be prepared for the worst ratings imaginable. The show is over.
It’s moving to the death slot.
My current best guess…
At some point Henry leaves SB, moves to Seattle, Lucy finds him (with a totally different book than the one Adult Henry gives her to guard)
The book Lucy has is one that Henry had published in the real world (because Author), after he left SB. He left SB after Emma died (not by any magical means, just natural causes of some description, which can be covered in a flashback when JMo does her one ep), and wrote the book as a type of therapy. He meets Lucy’s mother, not realising she’s someone from FTL. They fall in love, she ends up pregnant, but leaves and goes back to FTL before Henry ever knows that he’s a daddy.
Yeah absolute not. No way will they kill off Emma. The best way to kill their reboot before it gets started is to kill her off. Fans will leave in droves and not look back. And they need all the fans they can get.
Adam and Eddy didn’t kill off Charming in the premiere or this finale, there’s no way Emma is gonna die.
They’ll find another way other then that. A curse, the three of them are separated from everyone else, but I don’t think it’ll be her death.
I fear that they will make a mess of things, and may pull some WR thing mix with SB thing and they may end with same characters, different versions in the same place( country)
I think something like that is plausible or these three are somehow separated from their true loves and family in another city.
Cause it won’t take place in SB.
Yeah. For one, I’m curious just how many fans who say they will stop watching the show will actually stick to their word. I’ve seen those statements plenty of times in the past for this show and other shows, and often plenty still end up watching anyway. I imagine at least the Season premiere could match what the end of Season 6 was doing, since 1) We don’t know how many of the General Audience are aware of all of the cast exits, and 2) Jennifer Morrison already confirmed that she’ll be appearing in the premiere, and I suspect other former cast members could as well. How fans take the Season premiere will determine how the rest of the Season fares, so they’ll need to tread carefully. The absolute worst move they could make is if they chose to kill Emma, just to explain why she can’t appear regularly anymore. That’s the quickest way to lose fans, and I suspect ABC would quickly veto the idea. Sure they’ve been allowed to kill off Neal and Robin Hood, but Emma is on an entirely different level. She was the main heroine for the past 6 Seasons, and is among the most popular characters on the show. There are bound to be more creative ways to explain her absence.
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Yeah they kill off Emma the reboot will be dead before it even got started. I wonder if the way they’re explaining all of our characters absences is that Emma and co are all in SB and Killian, Regina, and Rumple are in another town altogether.
