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I like the idea of the “splashy” wedding being for Eric and Ariel, if only because it would mean that we get more Ariel. Pretty much no one was satisfied with the way they wrapped up their storyline. It would be really random to just bring them back for the wedding, so I’d think that they’d need to be involved in the 3B storyline somehow, and so far we haven’t had any hints that they are. Hmmmm. It could be very splashy if her family show up, like they did in the movie, merfolk everywhere. I’d love to see the show’s take on Triton.
[adrotate group="5"]Lots to speculate on, and look foreword to.
Yes! Let the over zealous over analysis of tiny spoilery tidbits commence! LOL
The Wicked Witch of the West (Lost’s Rebecca Mader) lands in Storybrooke on the March 9 episode. She shares ties to two familiar characters.
Two, hey?
“We’re setting up the fight of all fights: Evil Queen versus Wicked Witch!”
Eeeeeeeep!!!
The March 9 episode will also incorporate the fact that real-life couple Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas (Snow and Charming) are expecting a child. The baby will have a connection to the impending progeny of Sleeping Beauty (Sarah Bolger) and Prince Phillip (Julian Morris), though producers promise there won’t be a soap opera-like baby switch.
Say what? Snowing baby has something to do with Philora baby?
Charming will come to the rescue of Rapunzel (Alexandra Metz) atop a tower;
We’d already figured that, but good to have it confirmed.
Now that Meghan Ory has wrapped the first season of CBS’s Intelligence, she may be back as Little Red this spring.
Please, please, please, pretty please yes!
Expect a splashy season-finale wedding.
So help me God if we don’t get spoilers about who the wedding is for because I cannot wait until the season finale airs to find out.
Get ready for some big reveals when ABC’s Once Upon a Time returns on March 9. Executive producers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz preview what’s brewing in Fairy Tale Land, Storybrooke and Oz.
– The Wicked Witch of the West (Lost’s Rebecca Mader) lands in Storybrooke on the March 9 episode. She shares ties to two familiar characters. Viewers will learn what turned her green and will eventually meet the Wizard. “There might be some other surprises along the yellow brick road,” Kitsis says. “We’re setting up the fight of all fights: Evil Queen versus Wicked Witch!”
– The March 9 episode will also incorporate the fact that real-life couple Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas (Snow and Charming) are expecting a child. The baby will have a connection to the impending progeny of Sleeping Beauty (Sarah Bolger) and Prince Phillip (Julian Morris), though producers promise there won’t be a soap opera-like baby switch.
– Emma (Jennifer Morrison) will encounter a mysterious stranger in New York City (Covert Affairs’ Christopher Gorham); Charming will come to the rescue of Rapunzel (Alexandra Metz) atop a tower; and Belle (Emilie de Ravin) will meet her French candlestick pal, Lumiere (True Blood’s Henri Lubatti).
– Now that Meghan Ory has wrapped the first season of CBS’s Intelligence, she may be back as Little Red this spring.
– Expect a splashy season-finale wedding. Will the bride and groom be Belle and Rumple? Emma and Hook? Regina and Robin Hood?
– Cruella de Vil and the princesses from the box-office hit Frozen top the producers’ character wish list for Season 4.
http://www.tvguide.com/News/Once-Upon-Time-Witch-Rebecca-Mader-1075531.aspx
I will never get enough of this scene.
Neal knew, the moment August told him Emma was “the key”, that he was going to lose it all again. But that time, it must have hurt so much more because instead of hanging around and help Emma heal after all the crap she had been through, he would be the one to hurt her. He knew he was going to break her heart, and he spent the next eleven years knowing he had probably become one of her worst memories. That the next time they met (if they ever met again), that the look in her eyes would be exactly like the one she’s giving him while they talk at the beach: one of disappointment, of sorrow, of hurt.
This has to be one of my favorite scenes involving Neal and Emma, because although it is painful to watch (especially when the Tallahassee song starts playing at the end – why would anyone do that for?!?), there is such authenticity and emotion on both parts you can’t help but wonder: what now? They love each other, but… How do you move past the hurt? Neal has never forgiven himself. After S3A we know know that Emma hasn’t forgiven him either, or at least is not ready to let him back in, perhaps not even willing to. Where do you go from there? Can love survive over a decade of sorrow and regret? Can those gaps be filled?
I can’t see why the writers would give us such build-up if their relationship had no future at all. I complain a lot about the writing in OUAT, but at least when it comes to this particular storyline (Swanfire), I can’t help but feel there is so much more in store… And if there isn’t, then I will be hugely disappointed!
Well in Charmed I remember they threw potions at demons in a similar fashion.
LOL Your previous post in this thread made me think of Charmed. An ep just wasn’t complete until a demonic something or other had had a bottle of potion hurled at it by one of the witches.
Temporarily their roles seem to be reversed.
Emma has Magic, and Henry.
Regina has neither.
And Regina doesn’t like the new Storybrooke rules.Highly likely! The first time SB was created, Regina had control over her magic making stuff that got brought over with her. Probably not so this time, so she’s cranky and desperate.
@_DarkLights A princess bride…? Hmmm. Wouldn't that be just lovely. @OnceABC @jenmorrisonlive @emiliederavin @LanaParrilla @OnceUponAFan
— William Keck (@StepUponAStar) January 12, 2014
It might make sense as well for her to call someone and say “look did I have a kid when I worked for you” and for that person to say “no, Emma what are you talking about? You were alone when I taught you how to be a bailbonds person.”
I loved that idea when you first posted it, and I still sorta love it, I just think it might be possible that the scene with him happens after she’s already remembered. The non-desperate way Hook’s talking to her in what I assume is the same restaurant where she shot with Gorham outside, makes me think that she’s gonna get her memories back during the day (after drinking the potion outside the cop station), and then be meeting Gorham that night. If so, then she’d have no need to ask an old friend if she’d always had a kid.
