On our full discussion of Rocky Road, with Anna missing, Elsa starts to warm up on Kristoff while in Storybrooke, Elsa was framed for turning Maid Marian into a popsicle.
“Rocky Road” initial reactions – ONCE160
Tonight on our initial review of “Rocky Road,” Elsa was blamed for casting a freezing spell on Marian, while Elsa and Kristoff went after the idiot from Southern Isles.
Highlights (and spoilers) from the Once Upon a Time panel at New York Comic Con
Spoilers, “Rocky Road” preview, and the Once Upon a Time panel with Eddy Kitsis, Adam Horowitz, and Jennifer Morrison.
“White Out” – ONCE159
A few years ago in the Enchanted Forest, a cowardly Charming met Anna who showed him that he is a heroic man by teaching him how to stand up against Bo Peep through sword fighting. Meanwhile, in our world at present, Elsa finds a new friend in Emma when they get trapped inside the icy barrier that Elsa set in order to prevent anyone from leaving Storybrooke until she finds Anna. Join us for our full discussion of last Sunday’s episode, “White Out.”
“White Out” initial reactions – ONCE158
Anna seeks help from David in Misthaven while Elsa creates a barrier, preventing anyone to leave town. Join and hear our initial reactions to “White Out”.
A Tale of Two Sisters – ONCE157
What repercussions will Emma face for bringing Marian? What mission does Elsa have for coming to Storybrooke? Join us as we discuss “A Tale of Two Sisters.”
Frozen Movie Review – ONCE155
Before Storybrooke freezes on September 28, we take a look back and discuss what we love (and don’t like) about Frozen and how it will fit into the story.
Finale highlights: “Snow Drifts” / “There’s No Place Like Home” – ONCE151
As everyone in Storybrooke awaits the naming of Snow and Charming’s new son, The Savior finally got to have a taste of what life is like in the Enchanted Forest when Emma and Hook got pulled into Zelena’s time portal. However, Emma finds herself back in the past and must walk in her parent’s shoes to find a way back into the present without changing the past or messing it could inflict untold damage to all of them, including her existence.