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Here’s some more pics of Ariel and Belle from the other month that YVR posted yesterday:
First piece of rating news for ‘Good Form’ is in.
Sunday 10/27/13 Metered Markets
Baseball is a Bigger Draw Than Football
Household Rating/Share
Fox 11.7/19
NBC 7.9/13
CBS 6.7/11
ABC 3.5/ 6
-Percent Change from Year-Ago Evening – Sunday 10/28/12:
CBS: – 7, Fox: – 8, NBC: – 9, ABC: -29
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-Winners:
“The OT” (Fox), “The World Series,” Game 4 (Fox), “Sunday Night Football” (NBC)
-Fading Fast:
“Once Upon a Time” (ABC)
-Losers (excluding repeats):
“America’s Funniest Home Videos” (ABC), “Revenge” (ABC), “Betrayal” (ABC)
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-Ratings Breakdown:
Baseball prevailed over football last night, with Game 4 of “The World Series” on Fox, Boston at St. Louis, at an estimated 10.5 rating/16 share from 8-11 p.m. (with the Pre-Game at a 10.6/16). Comparably, that was seven percent above the fourth (and final) match-up between San Francisco vs. Detroit on the year-ago evening (9.8/15 on 10/28/12), which translated into 15.49 million viewers and a 4.7 rating/11 share among adults 18-49, based in the live plus same day data.< Earlier in the evening on Fox was a half-hour NFL overrun at a 16.0/28 in the 7 p.m./ half-hour (#1 for the evening), followed by post-game “The OT” at a dominant 12.9/22 at 7:30 p.m. Over at NBC was the Green Bay Packers at the Minnesota Vikings at an estimated 9.9/16 share from 8:30-11 p.m., which opposite baseball was below average. Earlier in the evening on NBC was pre-game Football Night in America at a 1.6/ 3 at 7 p.m. (#4), a 3.3/ 6 at 7:30 p.m. (#4) and a second-place 6.7/11 in the 8 p.m. half-hour. As a reminder, results for any live sporting event are always approximate. Outside of sports, CBS scored a typical Sunday with its combination of granddaddy “60 Minutes” (#2: 7.8/13), “The Amazing Race” (#3: 5.8/ 9), older-skewing “The Good Wife” (#3: 6.9/10) and “The Mentalist” (#3: 6.2/10), which were all close to year-ago levels ABC, unfortunately, bled considerably opposite the increased competition with erosion of an average 29 percent as a result of its line-up of veteran “America’s Funniest Home Videos” (#3: 3.3/ 5; -23 percent from the year-ago evening), “Once Upon a Time” (#4: 4.5/ 7; -26), “Revenge” (#4: 3.9/ 6; -30) and recent entry “Betrayal” (#4: 2.4/ 4) which dropped from failed year-ago occupant “666 Park Avenue” (3.5/ 6 on 10/28/12) by 31 percent.
Source: Nielsen Media Researce
Does this indicate that Emilie has scenes with Robbie?
@RobbieKay_ or, simple is better- #pan that's my pick Robbie 🙂 see ya this week xo
— Emilie de Ravin (@emiliederavin) October 27, 2013
Kelli Adkins wrote: Theory: Belle is in the basket next to Neal, and while she is dreaming, she appears to Rumple. (I think time moves differently between Storybrooke and Neverland, so maybe Pan’s henchmen got Belle and brought her to Neverland)
Hmm. Possibly. We do know that Ariel is in SB with Belle but we also know that 306 in SB takes place at the same time as 301 did in NL. They are flashing back in essence to what happened when the JR went through the portal but from Belle’s perspective. So if Ariel brings Belle to NL (and we know that Ariel is also in 307) it would probably be in present time after 302 or so. Meaning she could have been in NL all along but being held captive. Maybe that’s how the Shadow knew how to look like her?
I really like this theory! (BTW, Storybrooke is 307, not 306).
I honestly think they’re saving Oz and all their characters for the parent show. We’ve had so many Oz references this season already (the crystal ball, the poppies and there was something else which I’ve forgotten). Last season we had a ruby slippers mention and in the pilot we saw flying monkeys in the book.
But seeing as the references have picked up a lot this season, It wouldn’t surprise me if Oz will be the second part of Season 3 of the parent show.
