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All I have to say on tonight episode:

Why are the writers so apt on including Oaken for a cameo, but not Tiana or Jasmine or the like?

That was the most confusing episode ever.

with Rapunzel, they referred to the original story and not the disney version. Thats why. A lot of people complain about it, but i think it was a great addition and hope to see her again

yeaaah that's not really what Im referring to when i said they went a totally different direction with Rapunzel.

Not that I minded that particular change(I cant take this show very seriously really) but its interesting(and oddly inconsistent) they went that way with her, but probably would have never went that way with Anna/Elsa.

Looks like during after the Frozen storyline wraps up, during the second half of season 4 we'll be seeing a brand new villain. If you don't want to know who it is don't click the link and don't look at the spoilers tag I provided

http://www.eonline.com/news/594994/once ... ic-villain

It's Cruella De Vil

disneyboy20022 wrote:Looks like during after the Frozen storyline wraps up, during the second half of season 4 we'll be seeing a brand new villain. If you don't want to know who it is don't click the link and don't look at the spoilers tag I provided

http://www.eonline.com/news/594994/once ... ic-villain

It's Cruella De Vil

Well this is an interesting development to say the least.

I have to admit, even though I love that character, I have very little excitement to see heron this show.

HOORAY! I actually thought if she would ever appear since Roger and Pongo are/were in the show. Glad she'll be here!

disneyprincess11 wrote:HOORAY! I actually thought if she would ever appear since Roger and Pongo are/were in the show. Glad she'll be here!

Where was Roger At? All I saw was Pongo who was actually Dr. Hopper/Jimminy Cricket's Dog

I thought the second part villain was supposed to be Maleficent. I want her!

Disney Duster wrote:I thought the second part villain was supposed to be Maleficent. I want her!

From what I've read, it will be both. Which makes sense--Cruella really couldn't carry this show.

Also, apparently a main cast member is supposed to die? I'm not sure if it's in the first half of the season or the second half, or if it's one of those die-and-come-back things, but I'm hoping it's Belle. Rumpelstiltskinwould become a driving force of the plot again if she did, plus she's played by the worst actor on the show.

Oh, well then I'm happy she might be in it. I don't want Belle to die though! You can, I admit she's not superfantastic, but I still don't want that character to die.

I love Belle! Don't let her die!

I missed the first 10 minutes, unfortunately. Could anybody summarize? There wasn't anything critical in those first parts were there? I remembered it was Sunday and tuned it when the Snow Queen was talking to her sisters before the dance. I'm assuming there was a Robin Hood/Evil Queen scene I missed, and the characters fake-discovering the Snow Queen (before they realized she wanted to be caught later).

Anyway, great episode tonight. I love Rumpel going back to his roots now that Bae's gone, looking for more power and freedom from the dagger. Interested to see where Regina's book author storyline goes, and loved how the Snow Queen triggered Emma's pent up feelings about her parents. I also like that Henry is working in Rumpel's shop, too.

My favorite part of last night episode was the Disney Princess reunion: Aurora, Cinderella and Snow White with their little babies! How cute was that?

I missed Cinderella... she should be more on this show.


I still hope they officially confirm that Anastasia from Wonderland is her stepsister.

They have rehashed the Frozen plot line twice now! How many times is a character going to say "Stay away from me I can't control my powers!"? And they made Anna and Elsa's mother and Snow White bitches to their own family! And no good guy (like her parents or son)was ever afraid of Emma's light magic good powers till these recent episodes! Other than THAT, this episode was very good.

Divinity, there was very important stuff in the beginning of the last episode. Here is a link to watch it online. If it doesn't work, let me know and I will fill you in on what happened until you see Ingrid talking to her sisters before the ball (unless you meant you saw her when she was talking to her sisters and they were little?).

Here's the link:
http://www.hulu.com/once-upon-a-time

Click on episode 7.

Bruno_wbt, I agree! I was hoping Aurora didn't lose her baby when Zelena turned her into a flying monkey! And I didn't know Cinderella's stepsister might possibly have been in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland... would love to see more of Cinderella and her family but I still hate that her fairy godmother got killed instead of sending her to the ball and instead of us getting to see her fairy godmother send her to the ball and see her fall in love with Prince Thomas.

Now we have to wait two weeks for the next episode. I thought Elsa was going to stray into the room with the hat.

I agree, for a moment I thought Elsa would be the one to get sucked in. Great episode, hate having to wait now. I enjoyed season 3 and thought it was a step-up from season 2, but I believe this season so far is looking to be the best since the first. Love all the little details about the characters they're bringing up again from the beginning (Regina trying to make Henry out to be crazy, Regina not going into the pub when Tinker Bell lead her there, all of Emma's past love interests having died, Henry having the heart of the Truest Believer, etc.), the small, intimate moments were what was missing when they were running around from villain to villain in the past two years. Loving the character developments, particularly with Emma and Rumpel.

I have to say, I'll have to eat my words about Elizabeth Mitchell, who I wasn't looking forward to being on this season. She was so badass in that final confrontation between her and Rumpel at the end. And with her freezing the castle in the past (similar to the sleeping spell in SB), that kind of fixes the timeline so Elsa can meet them again. Funny, the Frozen characters are literally frozen.

The only thing I don't get was, at the end of the flashback scene when the Snow Queen went through the door to New York City (or was it Boston?)--wasn't the guy who created the door poisoned several episodes ago when Rumpel tricked Anna? Perhaps that was Rumpel in disguise, but how could he make a door to the real world that easy when he spent 300+ years trying to get there himself?

Disney's Divinity wrote:I agree, for a moment I thought Elsa would be the one to get sucked in. Great episode, hate having to wait now. I enjoyed season 3 and thought it was a step-up from season 2, but I believe this season so far is looking to be the best since the first. Love all the little details about the characters they're bringing up again from the beginning (Regina trying to make Henry out to be crazy, Regina not going into the pub when Tinker Bell lead her there, all of Emma's past love interests having died, Henry having the heart of the Truest Believer, etc.), the small, intimate moments were what was missing when they were running around from villain to villain in the past two years. Loving the character developments, particularly with Emma and Rumpel.

I have to say, I'll have to eat my words about Elizabeth Mitchell, who I wasn't looking forward to being on this season. She was so badass in that final confrontation between her and Rumpel at the end. And with her freezing the castle in the past (similar to the sleeping spell in SB), that kind of fixes the timeline so Elsa can meet them again. Funny, the Frozen characters are literally frozen.

The only thing I don't get was, at the end of the flashback scene when the Snow Queen went through the door to New York City (or was it Boston?)--wasn't the guy who created the door poisoned several episodes ago when Rumpel tricked Anna? Perhaps that was Rumpel in disguise, but how could he make a door to the real world that easy when he spent 300+ years trying to get there himself?

I think Anna commanded Rumpel to turn him back into a person when she had the dagger. I assumed that what she said didn't matter as soon as he had the dagger back (aka as soon as he sent her safely away) but maybe he is compelled to obey any commands given when someone is holding the dagger, even if they disappear?

I loved the double episode.

And I also like the little Disney Easter Eggs!

Who else has notice the Tron poster when Ingrid came to the real world for the first time in 1982?

I feel bad for Rumple fans, I mean really. I hate it when shows become plot driven and have characters act all OOC to move a story along.