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I’m Pretty Positive It’s Johnathan! Now the question is…did he abandon pregnant Cora or did she abandon him because of his deceit? Did Cora’s (potential) true love run away from her…or did she run away from it?
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So, I guess this means that Cora and Zelena’s father carried the recessive red hair gene. I wondered if he would be a ginger or a brunette.
[adrotate group="5"]Adam responded to this question last night on twitter. The question of the book was raised by William Shatner. Adams response was along the lines of Keep Watching.
Is that from the FAMOUS WILLIAM SHATNER ? Just wondering ….
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.Yes. THE William Shatner. He’s a ONCE fan. They tweet about it. It’s adorable. You can tell Adam is a fanboy dying on the inside that Captain Kirk is watching his show.
Must!… beg Adams!… for!… cameo! [/Shatner]
I attempted to work my photoshop magic on the picture. It didn’t really work as well as the last one I did (the one of the ship from Heart of the Truest Believer). Although I only worked on it for about 10 minutes.
*squints* Either I have Doctor Who on my mind, or Ariel’s skirt looks like it has Gallifreyan written on it.
Also, I’m not a fan of Ariel’s pink dress from ‘The Little Mermaid’, but so far I like this one.
I had no clue until today that they were even dating! That is so exciting that they’re engaged! I also just found out that their nickname as a couple is “Gosh”. So cute!
@RumplesGirl wrote:
More than likely not since it’s such a huge episode. Normally by now we’d have gotten some spoiler tweets and a sneak peak. They do seem to be hitting the Twitter hashtag #OneWillDie.
I have noticed one thing about the sneak peeks lately. Before, their releases were spaced out through the week, so we would get one every couple of days. But over the last few weeks, they have been released all at once on Wednesdays. And, this week we haven’t seen any (yet?). What gives? I like having one sneak peek released every couple of days. :-/
@Mich7 wrote:
@TheEvilOne wrote:
I don’t know how Call sheets work but it doesn’t even have Robert Carlyle on the actual scene, his number is 3 and I don’t see it there. Does that mean that Rumple won’t be in this fight for power? It seems he should be I mean it is his dagger right ❓
If you go to the place it was originally posted
http://24.media.tumblr.com/8654b506724e81a6a10eb33dd9f3e355/tumblr_mgyevzXfZU1s29wsyo1_1280.jpg
click on it to enlarge…you’ll find Gold’s number at the bottom…he is in the back room and has several scenes with Emma and several with Emma and Neal (and then there are some group scenes as well…I am assuming that these are when Cora finally breaks past the force field surrounding the back room (which is the second barrier she has to break past) according to the info in the first part of the call sheet.
It also looks like David and MM are in the back room at some point as well. My thinking is that Gold is there for protection from Cora since she has the dagger and that everyone is trying to make sure Cora doesn’t break in…even if they don’t exactly like Gold they surely don’t want her to have Rumple’s power…she would be unstoppable.
The scenes listed at the bottom are the next day’s projected scenes. If filming that day’s scenes complete ahead of schedule, then they won’t waste time, money, and resources. They’ll start filming the next day’s scenes. That is why Robert Carlyle is on call.
@TheEvilOne wrote:
I don’t know how Call sheets work but it doesn’t even have Robert Carlyle on the actual scene, his number is 3 and I don’t see it there. Does that mean that Rumple won’t be in this fight for power? It seems he should be I mean it is his dagger right ❓
The cast number is not exactly relevant to the episode. All cast members are given a number from their first episode on the show. It doesn’t have much significance beyond the call sheet (aka-daily shooting schedule). It is just a way for the person who puts the call sheet together to keep track of people. It is kind of like an employee number in a workplace.
Thank you so much for not only creating thoughtful, family-friendly podcasts and creating lovely websites, but also monitoring the forums so the conversations are always positive. A few years ago, several friends and I migrated together from a popular fandom website (I’d rather not say which one) to a Facebook group simply because the website creator decided not to have board moderators. This allowed for a lot of crazy spam, bullying, and general rudeness to run amok by many people who frequented the site. After a while, some of us got sick of this behavior so we made a point that we were leaving the site with no intention of returning until forum policies are changed. So, I really, really do appreciate your efforts, Daniel. Thank you! 🙂
