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I guess it wouldn’t be OOC for Pan just to send Hook on senseless errands. I don’t know that they’ll portray it that way though.
That’s sorta what I was thinking. Pan’s not having Hook do these errands because its the only way to get what he wants. He’s having him do them because he enjoys ordering him around. Pan likes to play games, and this could be one way of him getting his kicks. Either that, or there’s more that Pan wants Hook to get, and the food is only a bonus.
[adrotate group="5"]Sweet Jesus. I…am not going to comment about a 21st century town taking pirate doubloons.
Maybe Storybrooke has a Cash for Gold shop? The doubloons would still be made out of genuine gold.
And no one caught it before it aired? Like…there are people who are actually in charge of continuity in TV shows.
Those would probably be interns. Kalinda Vazquez tweeted not too long ago how they have an “assistant” keep track of the continuity and timeline. If that’s the case, perhaps they clearly need someone more suited for the task. In all seriousness, TV and film production is insane. Especially for a TV show with this tight of a production schedule. Even if they did catch the mistake before it aired, it was likely too little too late to re-film the entire scene. That would require getting all the actors back (including both Jessy Schram and Sarah Bolger), and trying to squeeze it in when they’re already busy filming the rest of the episodes.
As for how this happened in the first place, my guess is the production team saw “Alex” in the script, and assumed the baby was a boy, even though it was short for “Alexandra.” None of the dialogue other than the unisex nickname suggested the baby was a boy.
Point is, mistakes happen. Even in a professional setting, unfortunately. As I said before, I appreciate that Adam at least admitted that a mistake happened, instead of coming up with a “No, actually” cover up answer or ignoring it all together. Not that I defend said mistake from happening in the first place.
2) Ursula’s tentacles are black and purple now. They were green with a bit of fleshy pink in them before. Why the change? I know octopi can change color but it bothers me. Maybe this is Rump impersonating Ursula in order to get the thing that she wants… or something.
I think the color of her tentacles are based on her outfit. They were also black and purple in present day SB in episode 413, during the scene where she used them to take Mal’s box in Gold’s shop.
@Danny_Leather @LNofficial None of the major cast
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Apparently none of the main cast are filming at the Orpheum today. How suspicious that they rent such a large space for a lengthy period of time, and it isn’t any of the main cast filming.
I’m relieved this seems to work with the timeline, if Pan allowed Hook to go back and forth between Neverland and the Enchanted Forest. This also probably ties into the deal Hook made with Pan to permanently leave Neverland. So I guess the deal was to do all of these various errands in exchange for access off of Neverland, which was what a lot of us suspected back when Season 3 aired. Though some might ask why Hook didn’t just choose to not return to Neverland against Pan’s wishes but 1) Pan would find out, and track them down and 2) Hook still wanted to remain in Neverland for an extended period of time, so he could continue plotting against Rumple without aging.
I just made one. If that is the case, the costume doesn’t give any hints at all.
Probably not who he is, but he’s also reminding me a little of Clopin from the Hunchback of Notre Dame, who is also a peddler and fills the role of the storyteller for the Disney animated film. My guess is he’s an original character based on the traditional role of the Chorus/Narrator that’s existed for centuries.
