ABC's Once Upon a Time

[Rob Lobo]

Noah Bean. thanks go to IMDB

Thank you Tanin & IMDB too Really appreciate it

 

[Sawyer]

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[Rob Lobo]

I just notice that Lana Parilla did look a lot like the cartoon version of The Evil Queen

 

[Spider-Gnome]

So, Regina's mother started out the daughter of a miller? The girl from the Rumplestilkin story? So, is Regina her first born, the one promised to Rumplestilkin?

 

[Spider-Gnome]

Also, the actress of young Snow White looks and acts eerily like the actress of adult Snow White!

 

[SPIDER-MAN-ROX]

So, Regina's mother started out the daughter of a miller? The girl from the Rumplestilkin story? So, is Regina her first born, the one promised to Rumplestilkin?

Wasn't the baby that Rumpel takes originally a boy in that fairytale?

No new episode until April 22nd?

 

[Donut]

This is the magical question. Do you think the Queens hate for Snow White is justified ?

 

[Morg]

This is the magical question. Do you think the Queens hate for Snow White is justified ?

nope, she should hate her mother not the kid

 

[Spider-Gnome]

This is the magical question. Do you think the Queens hate for Snow White is justified ?

I can see her anger with her, but not to this extent. It should be aimed at her mother.

Wasn't the baby that Rumpel takes originally a boy in that fairytale?

Not sure, but more than likely. It doesn't mean they won't change it, since the writers have already changed a lot around to fit their needs.

 

[Prison Mike]

nope, she should hate her mother not the kid

I agree. The hate for Snow White is pretty pathetic. I had a feeling that the animosity for Snow White would be pretty weak considering how much they hyped it up so much.

 

[Sawyer]

It was bound to be this way. Unless they full-on made Snow a villain or something, the reason behind Regina's hatred towards her was bound to be a bit of an "lol really, Regina?" moment.

I think one thing is that, with Snow, Regina can actually do something to hurt her in return. Her mother, however, seemed pretty powerful.

Now as for the next episode.... [blackout]August vs. Rumpel? Hmmm... maybe he isBaelfyre. I wasn't so sure about the theory before, but the preview made me raise an eyebrow.[/blackout]

 

[Paradox1]

In psychology they call it transference all the hate she feels for Snow is really how she feels about mommy. When mommy Miller shows up in storybrooke we gonna be in for all kinds of drama.

 

[carrrnuttt]

Also, the actress of young Snow White looks and acts eerily like the actress of adult Snow White!

It was amazing. Even the young actress' mannerisms and speech patterns were just like adult Mary Margaret. It's almost as if they took Ginnifer Goodwin and "de-aged" her.

 

[Prison Mike]

That kid they got to play little Snow can act. I remember her from Just Go With It and Don't Be Afraid of the Dark.

 

[Siby]

The reason Regina hates Snow White is just absurd. Hating a naive kid this much and for this long is just silly. Knowing her mother she should know that it was her that manipulated the little girl and focused her wrath on her rather than a kid. Especially given the ending when Regina figures out that it was her mother that made the horse go out of control.

 

[chamber-music]

A weak episode I thought. It seems like almost every character has a sympathetic even the villains.

I never thought Rumple/Gold was really working with the queen especially after the stuff she had done to him. He was playing both sides so he can spring a trap for Regina.

 

[Prison Mike]

The next episode looks really good. Can't wait for a Rumple/August showdown. I wonder who he really is. Too bad we have to wait 3 weeks.

 

[Specter313]

A weak episode I thought. It seems like almost every character has a sympathetic even the villains.

I don' think this makes Regina sympathetic at all. Like others have already pointed out, it's easy to see that her hatred of Snow is completely misplaced, blaming a young child instead of her mother who she hasn't been able to stand up to her whole life apparently, and shows that she really is the bad guy in the side of this whole thing because of it. Her mother is the one to blame for her unhappiness, and she would have become unhappy in just about any way because of her after. If she had just run away with Daniel, Cora would likely have tracked her down at some point and still killed him. And even if she had managed to evade her for a time, and had a child, who's to say that Cora wouldn't have killed her as well and then taken the child as a "do over" since Regina would have failed her vision for her so? And blaming a young girl who only had the best of intentions for her is not the way to overcome it.

 

[Specter313]

The next episode looks really good. Can't wait for a Rumple/August showdown. I wonder who he really is. Too bad we have to wait 3 weeks.

I've seen two theories that I'm favoring alot right now about August:

1. [blackout]He's Pinocchio. This is mostly because of a couple things that came up during last night's ep. First, he said he had a problem with "shin splints" when he was younger. I know it's not related much, but when most people think of a splint, the mind kinda goes straight to a wooden splint you put on a broken bone. Wood = wooden boy, etc. Kind of a stream of thought theory. But also, there was the line where he was very adamant that he wasn't a liar. And what fairy tale character do we know has a thing about lying? The only big question is how he got out of Storybrooke first, and how he grew up instead of staying a young boy.[/blackout]

2. [blackout]He's the narrator of Henry's story book given form. The theory is that the curse gave everything in the book a form in the real world, which somehow included the third person narrator who usually tells the stories to the reader of the book. That could help explain how he already knows who everyone truly is and what the curse is, and how he's a "writer", as well.[/blackout]

 

[Sawyer]

I'd like to see Daniel again in some way, shape or form. If only to see him tell Regina how ashamed of her he is for her holding a grudge against a girl that had literally nothing to do with his death.

 

[Prison Mike]

I'm looking forward to 3 things:

1. The reveal of August's identity
2. The return of Graham
3. Henry's biological dad

 

[DrDoom]

Also, the actress of young Snow White looks and acts eerily like the actress of adult Snow White!

It was amazing. Even the young actress' mannerisms and speech patterns were just like adult Mary Margaret. It's almost as if they took Ginnifer Goodwin and "de-aged" her.

Yeah, I was amazed at how much she looked and acted like grown up Snow. Kinda eerie

 

[<(o_o)>]

Pinocchio revealed, He will show up in epsiode 20.

http://www.spoilertv.co.uk/images/once-upon-a-time/season-1/set-photos/Episode 1.20 - The Stranger

 

[Primal Slayer]

I hope when we get to peter pan and Ariel, their characters are still trouble for Regina in their storybrooke counterparts. I need them to be main characters and not occasional guest characters.

 

[KALEL114]

I've seen two theories that I'm favoring alot right now about August:

1. [blackout]He's Pinocchio. This is mostly because of a couple things that came up during last night's ep. First, he said he had a problem with "shin splints" when he was younger. I know it's not related much, but when most people think of a splint, the mind kinda goes straight to a wooden splint you put on a broken bone. Wood = wooden boy, etc. Kind of a stream of thought theory. But also, there was the line where he was very adamant that he wasn't a liar. And what fairy tale character do we know has a thing about lying? The only big question is how he got out of Storybrooke first, and how he grew up instead of staying a young boy.[/blackout]

2. [blackout]He's the narrator of Henry's story book given form. The theory is that the curse gave everything in the book a form in the real world, which somehow included the third person narrator who usually tells the stories to the reader of the book. That could help explain how he already knows who everyone truly is and what the curse is, and how he's a "writer", as well.[/blackout]

I am starting to lean toward number 1.

[BLACKOUT]Along with what you pointed out, Geppetto and Pinocchio were the ones that built the vessel. Maybe they found a way to send him to our world along with Emma? I would think Geppetto would want to save his boy pretty bad. Plus, we now know that Pinochio will be in Episode 20 "The Stranger".[/BLACKOUT]