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my theory:
magic is back and Regina either can’t control it or has to relearn it, leading to her wanting Snow gone. When she tries to use magic against Snow, it spirals out of control into a huge tornado that rips through town sucking Snow AND Emma into it and whisking them away to FTL or another realm ala Wizard of Oz….
I am also a writer and a HUUUUGE Stargate nerd too (that was actually the first tv show I ever seriously watched) Although I came late to the game in 2007 just as SG1 was ending….
I always smile when I see master Bratac as Gepetto on ONCE and Nicholas Rush as Rumple….
@DanielJLewis wrote:
Welcome, StorybrookeObserver! I’m glad you finally got in, despite the technical issues at that time.
I’ve known some of the team from The Fringe Podcast for a while, and actually have a nice intro bumber from Darrell. 🙂
Darrell is an awesome person to know. He lost the ‘Banana’ bet during season 3 and had to eat some bananas which brought alot of humor on to the show…. maybe you should do something similar on your podcast like make a prediction early in the season? (something like do you think the curse will be broken in season 1? and if it is you have to do something….?)
It may not be so bad if this spoiler is true and Henry and CHarming get some granddad and son bonding time while the girls are away in FTL or another Realm… Personally, I really hope those spoilers are true as those two didn’t get alot of screen time together last season at all…. (which was really odd in my opinion as if they got together more David wouldn’t have been acting so stupid…
@LisaFromOH wrote:
Welcome, StorybrookeObserver! I look forward to reading your theories! Have you read the Wizard of Oz books?
nope, I have only seen the original movie. I want to read the originals but haven’t gotten the chance to yet. I do have the OUAT fairy tale collection as well as a Barnes and Noble Grimm’s Fairy Tale collection and just need to get a hold of the OZ books and Alice in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass/Peter Pan….
Yet another thing I forgot to add is that I grew up watching the Wizard of Oz (1930s version) and that was probably instrumental in my love for Sci-Fi today. I also have watched Syfy’s reimaginings of Oz (Tin Man), Alice in Wonderland (Alice), and Peter Pan (Neverland).
