Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread - Page 16

sojourner · November 12 2012, 07:47 PM

I think Gold has a soft spot for children in general. As far as we know he has seen no evidence that Henry is his grandson.

Mister Fandango · November 12 2012, 09:36 PM

Except that Gold's the one who found Henry and brought him to Storybrooke. That couldn't have been all that random.

trekkiebaggio · November 12 2012, 09:49 PM

^I can't remember - did he do that to bring Emma to Storybrooke so that the curse could be broken and he could (he thought) escape to find his son?

RJDiogenes · November 12 2012, 10:11 PM

This was pretty cool. I like werewolves and I like Ruby, so it almost couldn't lose. The one downside was that it was so painfully obvious that Spencer killed Mickey, or whoever that mouse was. There was some nice symmetry with Charming giving pep talks to Ruby throughout the story and then her returning the favor at the end.

It looks like the dreams will be the way back for Snow and Emma (no doubt with Aurora along). They'll probably be able to coordinate the use of the cabinet on one side and the fairy dust on the other. But I wonder what's causing these dreams.

sojourner · November 12 2012, 10:42 PM

^Gold thoroughly explained it in the episode. It's a byproduct of sleeping spells.

JD · November 12 2012, 11:38 PM

Loved this episode. I adore Ruby/Red, and werewolves are one of my favorite monsters (gee, maybe the two are related?), and I thought we got a lot of great development for her. Also was glad to see that they already made some good progress on the revenge of King George, and Aurora/Henry shared "dream" storylines.
Is it not on this weekend? Every Monday Blastr does previews of the week's sci-fi and fantasy shows, and there was no mention of OUAT in the Sunday section.

Greg Cox · November 12 2012, 11:58 PM

JD wrote:

Loved this episode. I adore Ruby/Red, and werewolves are one of my favorite monsters (gee, maybe the two are related?), and I thought we got a lot of great development for her. Also was glad to see that they already made some good progress on the revenge of King George, and Aurora/Henry shared "dream" storylines.
Is it not on this weekend? Every Monday Blastr does previews of the week's sci-fi and fantasy shows, and there was no mention of OUAT in the Sunday section.

The next episode ad said "Coming in two weeks . . ."

Apparently, there's some big music awards show next Sunday.

Snick27 · November 13 2012, 01:21 AM

guess we have to wait for 2 weeks to see the next episode.

LaxScrutiny · November 13 2012, 01:42 AM

JD wrote:

I adore Ruby/Red, and werewolves are one of my favorite monsters (gee, maybe the two are related?)...

I don't know, there's a lot to like about Ruby even if she wasn't a werewolf...

Greg Cox · November 13 2012, 02:10 AM

RJDiogenes wrote:

This was pretty cool. I like werewolves and I like Ruby, so it almost couldn't lose. The one downside was that it was so painfully obvious that Spencer killed Mickey, or whoever that mouse was. .

That was Gus-Gus from Disney's CINDERELLA.

You know, I realize Red was blameless this time around, but, really, a guy who used to be a cartoon mouse should probably think twice before trying to date a wolf . . . .

P.S. What do the OUAT writers have against CINDERELLA anyway? So far we've had the Fairy Godmother blown to pieces by Rumple and Gus the Mouse gorily cut in twain. If I was a Wicked Stepsister, I'd be watching my back!

JD · November 13 2012, 02:17 AM

Good point. I didn't even realize that.

RJDiogenes · November 13 2012, 10:22 AM

sojourner wrote:

^Gold thoroughly explained it in the episode. It's a byproduct of sleeping spells.

Actually, that just made me wonder if Gold was responsible. Even if it's true about it being a by-product of the sleeping spell, it's quite a coincidence that both of the characters are stuck in the same dream-- and Gold uncharacteristically gave the talisman to Henry for free.

Greg Cox wrote:

That was Gus-Gus from Disney's CINDERELLA.

Ah, thanks. It's been ages since I saw that movie.

Aragorn · November 14 2012, 12:32 AM

Greg Cox wrote:

P.S. What do the OUAT writers have against CINDERELLA anyway? So far we've had the Fairy Godmother blown to pieces by Rumple and Gus the Mouse gorily cut in twain. If I was a Wicked Stepsister, I'd be watching my back!

And her boyfriend is being charged with treason for stealing a nuclear submarine while the aliens turned her into one of their own.

trekkiebaggio · November 14 2012, 12:41 PM

I know it would probably never happen, but how amazing would it be if they could get Isla Fisher to play Ariel.

JanewayRulz! · November 27 2012, 12:27 AM

I nearly missed last night's ep!

How can Hook steal Aurora's heart? Is he a sorcerer?

Why did David need to get poked by the spinning wheel needle? Wasn't he under some sort of sleeping curse for the 1st 28 years he was in Storybrook?

I loved seeing Emma hold her "Mother's" hand while Snow/Mary Margaret was under the sleeping potion's effects, but it made me wonder. Has she ever called Snow/MM Mom? Has Snow ever TOLD Emma she is loved?

Having never watched Mulan... and realizing it did not cross with Grimm's fairytales, I still have to ask something. Is Mulan's interest in Aurora JUST because of the promise she made to Phillip?

I have to say... if ANYONE can save Regina... its going to be Henry!

November 12 2012, 07:47 PM	#226
sojourner Vice Admiral Location: I'm at WKRP	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread I think Gold has a soft spot for children in general. As far as we know he has seen no evidence that Henry is his grandson. __________________ Baby, you and me were never meant to be, just maybe think of me once in a while...

November 12 2012, 09:36 PM	#227
Mister Fandango Commander	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread Except that Gold's the one who found Henry and brought him to Storybrooke. That couldn't have been all that random.

November 12 2012, 09:49 PM	#228
trekkiebaggio Vice Admiral Location: Dancing to the Jailhouse Rock	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread ^I can't remember - did he do that to bring Emma to Storybrooke so that the curse could be broken and he could (he thought) escape to find his son? __________________ Angelic Hellfire - My novel. Man of Yesterday - My blog, in which I'm writing a superhero story.

November 12 2012, 10:11 PM	#229
RJDiogenes Idealistic Cynic and Canon Champion Location: RJDiogenes of Boston	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread This was pretty cool. I like werewolves and I like Ruby, so it almost couldn't lose. The one downside was that it was so painfully obvious that Spencer killed Mickey, or whoever that mouse was. There was some nice symmetry with Charming giving pep talks to Ruby throughout the story and then her returning the favor at the end. It looks like the dreams will be the way back for Snow and Emma (no doubt with Aurora along). They'll probably be able to coordinate the use of the cabinet on one side and the fairy dust on the other. But I wonder what's causing these dreams. __________________ Please stop by my Gallery and YouTube Page for a visit. And read Trunkards!

November 12 2012, 10:42 PM	#230
sojourner Vice Admiral Location: I'm at WKRP	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread ^Gold thoroughly explained it in the episode. It's a byproduct of sleeping spells. __________________ Baby, you and me were never meant to be, just maybe think of me once in a while...

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November 12 2012, 11:38 PM	#231
JD Admiral Location: Arizona, USA	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread Loved this episode. I adore Ruby/Red, and werewolves are one of my favorite monsters (gee, maybe the two are related?), and I thought we got a lot of great development for her. Also was glad to see that they already made some good progress on the revenge of King George, and Aurora/Henry shared "dream" storylines. Is it not on this weekend? Every Monday Blastr does previews of the week's sci-fi and fantasy shows, and there was no mention of OUAT in the Sunday section. __________________ Over the course of many encounters and many years, I have successfully developed a standard operating procedure for dealing with big, nasty monsters. Run away. Me and Monty Python. Harry Dresden - Blood Rites (The Dresden Files #6)

November 13 2012, 01:21 AM	#233
Snick27 Captain Location: Pittsburgh Pa	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread guess we have to wait for 2 weeks to see the next episode. __________________ Let's Go Pittsburgh Penguins!!

November 13 2012, 02:17 AM	#236
JD Admiral Location: Arizona, USA	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread Good point. I didn't even realize that. __________________ Over the course of many encounters and many years, I have successfully developed a standard operating procedure for dealing with big, nasty monsters. Run away. Me and Monty Python. Harry Dresden - Blood Rites (The Dresden Files #6)

November 14 2012, 12:41 PM	#239
trekkiebaggio Vice Admiral Location: Dancing to the Jailhouse Rock	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread I know it would probably never happen, but how amazing would it be if they could get Isla Fisher to play Ariel. __________________ Angelic Hellfire - My novel. Man of Yesterday - My blog, in which I'm writing a superhero story.

November 27 2012, 12:27 AM	#240
JanewayRulz! Rear Admiral Location: North America	Re: Once Upon A Time - Season 2 Thread I nearly missed last night's ep! How can Hook steal Aurora's heart? Is he a sorcerer? Why did David need to get poked by the spinning wheel needle? Wasn't he under some sort of sleeping curse for the 1st 28 years he was in Storybrook? I loved seeing Emma hold her "Mother's" hand while Snow/Mary Margaret was under the sleeping potion's effects, but it made me wonder. Has she ever called Snow/MM Mom? Has Snow ever TOLD Emma she is loved? Having never watched Mulan... and realizing it did not cross with Grimm's fairytales, I still have to ask something. Is Mulan's interest in Aurora JUST because of the promise she made to Phillip? I have to say... if ANYONE can save Regina... its going to be Henry! __________________ "But life is a battle: may we all be enabled to fight it well!" Charlotte Bronte