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It’s silly but I was hoping when we got to meet Gaston in fairytale land, that the OUAT would include their version of bimbettes from the movie. because I always thought they were so ridiculous. like they could have been a part of Gaston’s entourage or something. just follow him around everywhere.
[adrotate group="5"]I read this on TVOvermind.com: When Once Upon a Time returns from hiatus on April 22, expect to explore the theme of fathers-and-sons for a few episodes. We know that episode will focus on Rumpelstiltskin and his son (view photos) and now we know that the April 29 episode, titled “The Stranger”, will also feature Geppetto and his son.
The fact that the show will explore more than one father-son relationship and is devoting two separate episodes to it, further adds proof to the fact that clearly, the episode we will see when we get from hiatus will be about Rumpel/Baelfire and the following episode will be solely about Pinocchio/Geppetto. See, I knew the reason why the episodes were back to back was a red-herring 🙂@mia wrote:
You mean coup d’état? I think I agree with that. Especially as we still need to see Snow and the dwarves storm the castle to get Charming out of there. 🙂 Additionally, there’s just no sight of King George at all in the castle scenes when Charming&Snow are living there. He’s probably locked up or somewhere with Regina (though we don’t see him with her either) …
Yes, that’s what I meant. Couldn’t find the right spelling .
@hjbau wrote:
I think you have to put Sidney on that list. He is probably the most expendable having failed Regina and Emma knows he is working for Regina.
I second that.
@hjbau wrote:
Yeah. I think that Charming and Snow are King and Queen of their kingdom by the point of Emma’s birth. Midas is a separate kingdom. They seem to be more like city states.
Snow did say in the pilot when the Evil Queen crashed her wedding, ‘She’s not a Queen anymore!’ So I think when Snow married James, she automatically became Queen. That was my feeling anyway.
Since we didn’t know about King George at that point, maybe there was a coup d’état to de-thone George and hand over his power to James.
I just wanted to share something funny:
After getting a facial, my mom comes to the TV when Prince Charming is on during that siren scene and she says:
“Oh, who’s that?! He’s sexy!”
And I laugh, “Of course, he’s sexy, he’s Prince Charming. But his real world counter part [David] is horrible!” 😆 😆
but if Emma chooses to stay in the real world, most likely her parents still want to go back to fairytale land and I don’t think Emma would want to be separated from them again.
@rumplegoldfan wrote:
Oh, and when I see or hear about someone doing something really stupid I call it a “Davidism” or “having a David moment” – which can also be like “having a senior moment”, so it can be related to a brief moment of memory loss (where the heck did I put my keys? “I’m having a David Moment”) or related to the amount of air in one’s head.
😆 😆
