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3) How in the name of sanity did Rumple get there?
We’ve seen Rumple be able to travel to other worlds before. It was just getting to the Land Without Magic that was a real challenge for him. Victorian England is considered a magical world, and isn’t the same as the Land Without Magic.
Yes I know this. But usually there is some sort of magical object involved to explain how someone, not just Rumple, can move through worlds. I see no bunny in a jaunty hat!
Also, after five years and specifically the season five finale, the ide that rumple couldn’t get to our world is… funny.
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"1) Hi Dr. Lydgate. So no OUATinWL connection except that he happens to be a Doctor in Victorian England
2) Mary’s dress is pretty
3) How in the name of sanity did Rumple get there?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Will Snow get an untold story?
HOROWITZ: Yeah, we’re going to see a new chapter from her past.
*sigh* Did she previously meet Charming but forgot? Cause I am not down with that.
Can we trust Morpheus’ claims that he’s Rumple and Belle’s child?
KITSIS: Yes.
Well, there goes some people’s theory that it was all a con.
Is there more than one key to the Land of Untold Stories?
KITSIS: Yes
Will the key maker be revealed?
HOROWITZ: Can’t say.
No, you don’t get to write magical keys into existence and then not have some sort of maker.
Man, that was a lot of “cant say”
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"A few updates to ABC, with help from TV Grimm Reaper
–Conviction is likely to be cancelled
–AoS stayed steady from their last episode, at a .9, and it’s currently a toss up.
–Designated Survivor is now certain to be renewed
–Notorious is a toss up and will probably depend on how well other shows–like the midseason ones–do.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"And we’re led to believe that future Lucy is the one who sets him on this path.
This brings up a potentially interesting paradox. Thus far, Flynn has told Lucy to back off, but thus far he hasn’t outright tried to kill her, something I find bizarre given that 1) he’s basically a criminal and she’s the detective hunting him down and 2) he clearly has no problems with the idea of killing to achieve his ends.
But if Lucy put Flynn on his path–either as a mentor or a mother–then Flynn from a time travel point of view can’t hurt her unless he erase his own history, right? Time travel gets weird because some sci-fi shows will claim that whatever happened, happened so Flynn’s own memories and experiences wouldn’t be erased (similar to Lucy actually) but it’s an idea they could play with.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"One wonders what the PR will say next week…
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"One presumes that the further back you go, the more “payoff” there might be in terms derailing the course of things.
Right! Like find a way to sink the Mayflower or find a way to prevent the American Revolution.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"3×04 Thoughts
General: This was a very good episode; a nice follow up to last week’s. I am really enjoying Jervis as a villain; he’s a good replacement for Jerome and much improved over Strange and Galavan.
LIKED
–Bullock saying he’d make a great P.I! (Terriers reference!!)
–Alfred’s sass! They’ve made him so much more bearable to watch
— Jervis hooked up with Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dumb. Because of course!
–You know…in spite, or maybe because, of how ridiculous Nygma and Penguin, this show actually makes me care about them. The little moment when Nygma is trying to get Penguin to stand on his own, no bribery, was well done. And of course, the moment when Penguine wins and Ed reveals that he took back all the money: I actually felt like Ed really does believe in Penguin and Penguin genuinely wants Ed’s approval. This show has made a lot of missteps over 2 years, but these two are not some of them.
–“I doubt it. Neither one of you has a sense of humor.”
–The stand off between Jervis and Jim was really well done and RIP Alice
–“Give me one reason why I shouldn’t have Butch kill you!” “Well. There are about 30 witnesses.”
MIXED
–It’s Election day already? How…does that work? I mean, that’s literally not how politics works. Penguin declared his intention to run; he sprung Ed; apparently he already campaigned and Gotham votes by the end? But, politics is literally yards and yards of paperwork. It’s entertaining enough for me to remark upon and move on but seriously…this isn’t how this works.
DISLIKED
–I honestly don’t care about this Lee/Jim drama.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"The Flash 3×02
I’m glad the show is exploring the serious consequences of Barry’s changing the timeline; and I like that it can’t be undone. Watching Cisco this episode was *hard* because he’s always been so positive and warm and uplifting.
I have to be slightly critical on a few things
–While the Felicity/Barry scenes had a lot of the quirky funny going on, the rest of the show is getting so weighted down in the same angst as Arrow. I don’t need two “Arrows” I want some of the “fun” back.
–With that said, this is still my favorite CW/DC show and I love how much emotion everyone puts into it. You really feel how strong the characters are together and when they are apart or not as strong, it really hits you.
–“You’ll always be Barry. And I’ll always be Iris. And we’ll always find each other.”
–Seriously. Where is Harrison Wells?
–Draco!
–Draco is Alchemy, right? We can all agree on that? Unless they pull a Eddie–give him a name that resembles the DC comic name and then somehow bait and switch
–Cisco absolutely broke my heart
–LOL at having the 1998 diner playing Dawson’s Creek, which stared John Wesley Shipp
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"
