Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
The real question is: What would Henry’s name be if August hadn’t interfered?
By the way, apparently the name Emma was popularized by a poem called Henry and Emma.
[adrotate group="5"]Alternatively, Regina celebrates Henry’s birthday on August 15, but he was not actually born on that date.
Personally, I say make his birthday 8/15/02. Considering Ashley is drinking in “Skin Deep,” even though she’s supposed to be 19 in “The Price of Gold,” obviously there was an unspoken two-year time skip during Season 1. Yeah. That’s it. Let’s go with that.
You know what really bugs me? This exchange:
Captain Guyliner: Emma, why are you doing this?
Borg Queen Dark Swan: Because I am the Dark One.
Great reason A/E! Emma’s being evil because she’s had wickedness thrust upon her. It’s not like her predecessor did all these crazy things just to find his son or anything. THAT’s what bugs me the most about the ending; not the amnesia, the “For the EVULZ” attitude of the scene.
Okay, seems pretty clear that this is a Camelot centric (perhaps Guinevere/Lancelot since originally it’s their love that breaks Camelot)
After last night’s episode, it could be a Merida-Centric episode. Or it could be Merida in the “present” and Camelot in flashbacks.
Also, I’m pretty sure, they are now the only two characters on there show to be seen as a baby, child, teen, and adult.
They are also the only characters to be played by four different actors.
Baby Emma, Movie Theater Emma, Abbie Rose, and JMo
Baby Bae, Tavern Bae, Dylan, and MRJ
It’s very much possible that there may have been more than one baby Emma, which is why I phrased it the way I did. Considering they usually shoot pilots a year earlier, “The Stranger” may have had the second baby Emma.
I actually have no problem with Emma being a little thief pre-Neal. She was a runaway from the foster system so she had to have some skills to survive. Like mentioned she was stealing a car when she met Neal, it just happened the car was already stolen. She wasn’t an angel or new to the game, imo. It’s actually one of the only points of continuity I’ve heard of recently with the series.
If anything, it actually brings them closer together. So did her relationship with Ingrid, incidentally. Also, I’m pretty sure, they are now the only two characters on there show to be seen as a baby, child, teen, and adult.
–The Davros reveal. I love that the show is bringing back the classic villains and looking at the relationship between the Doctor and his two arch enemies with fresh eyes. Davies gave us the idea that the Doctor and the Master were friends and had a sort of affection/understanding with one another but Moffat begs the question of how villains and heroes create one another.
Actually, that the Master and the Doctor used to be friends has been established since they introduced the character. I think even in “Terror of the Autons.”
–Please tell me the Sonic isn’t gone for good. That’s a staple on the show, right there with the TARDIS herself.
The’ve gotten rid of the screwdriver before, during Davison’s era. It will be back.
<iframe id=”twitter-widget-0″ scrolling=”no” frameborder=”0″ allowtransparency=”true” class=”twitter-tweet twitter-tweet-rendered” allowfullscreen=”true” style=”position: static; visibility: visible; display: block; width: 100%; height: 923.3125px; padding: 0px; border: none; max-width: 500px; min-width: 220px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;” data-tweet-id=”646465757266751492″ title=”Twitter Tweet”></iframe>
<script async=”” src=”//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js” charset=”utf-8″></script>Well, we got a new picture.
