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unprincess wrote:I dont understand why they didnt just do a Henry spin-off instead of this "reboot but still the same series" nonsense. Just seems like the way they are approaching things is gonna annoy followers and confuse the newcomers they desperately want to get.

Sotiris wrote:From all of the characters on the show, they thought a novel about Henry and Violet would sell the most? Why would anyone care about their relationship when it's already known they don't end up together?

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JeanGreyForever wrote:I won't be watching live anymore because I already have another show that was also moved to OUAT's new Friday timeslot and I'd rather give that show more viewership so it can get renewed again for another season.

JeanGreyForever wrote:I do wonder though if an adult Violet will ever appear again in season 7. (this may already have been confirmed or not though).

Sotiris wrote:

JeanGreyForever wrote:I won't be watching live anymore because I already have another show that was also moved to OUAT's new Friday timeslot and I'd rather give that show more viewership so it can get renewed again for another season.

Which show is that?

Q: Anything else you can share about Once Upon a Time?

A: How about some more Tiana news? I can exclusively reveal that newbie Mekia Cox has been upped to series regular. The Princess and the Frog heroine, whose cursed counterpart is named Sabine, will also get the flashback treatment in episode 5. “We’re not redoing the movie, but we’re taking it as a jumping off point,” executive producer Adam Horowitz says. “We have a OUAT spin.”

Sotiris wrote:
Once Upon a Time: Emma reunites with Hook and Henry in exclusive photos
http://ew.com/tv/2017/09/05/once-upon-t ... -7-photos/

A grown Henry has been recruited for a mission by a storybook-toting child he didn’t know he had? You might think Season 7’s premiere will thus echo the series’ very first episode, but “we’re not doing what we did in the pilot, which is a curse hits and rips everyone away [from their lives],” says co-creator Adam Horowitz. “The first episode is not about the curse, when it happened or how it happened. We’re coming at this a different way.”

What we do know is that in Seattle’s Hyperion Heights, Regina, Hook and Rumple have new indentities (bar owner Roni, policeman Rogers and a “menacing” someone), and Henry and daughter Lucy must enlist them to fight a new evil. Cue Gabrielle Anwar as the infamous stepmother of Cinderella (Dania Ramirez) aka Henry’s baby momma. “What’s awesome about Lady Tremaine is… exactly what I can’t tell you,” Horowitz teases. “But Gabrielle is bringing levels of humanity to a character whose name has Evil in it.”

Regina might get a new romance, but that’s far from her main storyline. “There are so many other things she has to deal with — both Regina and [Roni] — and central to that is her relationship with Henry,” whom she doesn’t recognize at first, says Horowitz. “It’s been exciting to dive into a mother-son relationship from a new angle.”