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The article caused such a stir, that Lana felt the need to make a statement to her fans:
— Lana Parrilla (@LanaParrilla) December 31, 2015
[adrotate group="5"]“I always see their relationship as best friends and sisters,”
This will not cause any controversy in the fandom.
And she even added:
“I’m nervous to say that because there are so many SwanQueens out there that see something else, and I don’t want to take that away from them.”
Translation: “Yeah, I know SwanQueen will never happen, but I can’t outright say that because they’ll get upset about it. There’s too many SwanQueen viewers watching the show to risk upsetting them, so we all have to keep baiting them with that possible hope.”
Of course, they’re going to get upset with what she said there anyway.
Promotional stills for 206:
http://www.farfarawaysite.com/section/galavant/gallery2/gallery6/gallery.htmGreg Wise as Arnold Galavant
Looks like they had to recast Galavant’s father, who was played by Anthony Stewart Head back in Season 1. That’s a shame, because I’ve always been a fan of his ever since he was Giles on Buffy.
205/206 Press Release:
ROBERTA STEPS IN TO BRING GALAVANT AND KING RICHARD BACK TO THEIR SENSES WHILE ISABELLA BANISHES WOODWORM FROM HORTENSIA ON ABC’S “GALAVANT”
“Giants vs. Dwarves” and “About Last Knight” Air Sunday, January 17
“Giants vs. Dwarves” — Galavant is fed up with Richard after he trades the Jewel of Valencia for a dragon and travels to find the giants on his own. They are not at all what he expected but are willing to help under one condition – he must help them defeat the dwarves. When they met face to face, Galavant is in for not one but two surprises. Roberta steps in to help bring both men to their senses and attempts to resolve the issues between the dwarves and giants. Gareth tells Sid about his feelings for Madalena. Sid warns Gareth against confessing his feelings, but he is determined, which ultimately leads to a dangerous situation for one of the men. Woodworm sends Isabella to Princess Jubilee’s palace to hand deliver her invitation to her wedding. Things don’t go as planned especially when the crown on Isabella’s head is accidentally broken, on “Galavant,” airing SUNDAY, JANUARY 17 (8:00–8:30 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network.
“About Last Knight” — Just as their travels hit a new low, Galavant, along with Richard and Roberta, stumbles upon his father, Sir Arnold Galavant. While Richard prepares for battle by training at Arnold’s knight school, Galavant learns a few things about the man who abandoned him as a child. Madalena tries to make Gareth’s birthday the best day ever, but his idea of a fun time is getting into a bar fight. Isabella returns to Hortensia and banishes Woodworm. Sid, now a wanted man in Valencia, flees to the Forest of Coincidence where he meets Woodworm. Their chance encounter sparks an evil plan. Sid stabs someone with his sword, on “Galavant,” airing SUNDAY, JANUARY 17 (8:30–9:00 p.m. EST) on the ABC Television Network.
“Galavant” stars Joshua Sasse as Galavant, Timothy Omundson as King Richard, Vinnie Jones as Gareth, Mallory Jansen as Madalena, Karen David as Isabella and Luke Youngblood as Sid. The ten-episode series will run each Sunday night for five-consecutive weeks.
“Giants vs. Dwarves” was written by Don Kopelman and directed by Declan Lowney. Guest stars are Genevieve Allenbury as Queen of Valencia, Stanley Townsend as King of Valencia, Clare Foster as Roberta, Nick Frost as Andre, Muzz Khan as Barry, Robert Lindsay as Wormwood, Sheridan Smith as Princess Jubilee, Owen Brazendale as Titan, Stewart James as Dwarf Scott, Chris Patrick-Simpson as Tim, James Rockey as Jubilee Guard and Will Teller as Giant Jeremy.
“About Last Knight” was written by Scott Weinger and directed by Paul Murphy. Guest stars are Genevieve Allenbury as Queen of Valencia, Stanley Townsend as King of Valencia, Kemaal Deen-Ellis as Prince Harry, Clare Foster as Roberta, Muzz Khan as Barry, Robert Lindsay as Wormwood, Greg Wise as Arnold Galavant, Saikat Ahamed as Valencian Peasant 1, Neal Barry as Salesman, Samuel Burton as Serf, Marc Danbury as Bar Patron 1, Earth-G as Hortensian Bishop, Jason Rochefort as Scary Guy, Aaron Turner as Valencian Peasant 3 and Joanna Wake as Old Lady.
Source: http://www.disneyabcpress.com/abc/pressrelease/galavant-giants-vs-dwarves-about-last-night-117/
That’s not an official promo. Its very obviously fan made. You can tell because the voice over is spliced together from previous promos, its all recycled footage, and there’s a noticeable disconnect when it transitions to the logo at the end. Either Once Upon a Fan made this promo, or they found this fan made promo assuming it was legit. That’s why SpoilerTV didn’t report on it, nor did it get posted on the tvpromosdb Youtube channel.
Ok, maybe i got it wrong and with me being tired of the holidays to many things to do, so probably my brain got frozen, but did they just said that the Dead people in the UW could be killed and die even tho they are dead already? Im sorry, but if i got it right, they are not even trying anymore to actually make sense.
That’s kinda what it sounds like, and that there’s something worse than death. My guess is the “something worse” is the inability to move on.
My guess is that if somebody dies while in the Underworld, they cease to exist completely. There’s no more afterlife for them. They’re just totally gone.
Promotional stills from 203:
http://www.farfarawaysite.com/section/galavant/gallery2/gallery3/gallery.htmThe fact that they are announcing this now makes me think that 516 must be Hades centric.
Nah, 516 is clearly Zelena/Dorothy centric, according to that recent casting announcement. I think Natalie was getting basic scoop about 5B, likely during the same time she did the Hot Seat that has yet to be posted, and Hades came up.
