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A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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OUAT -- Am I the only one that thinks they're starting to turn into "character of the week"? We've already had one-offs (which, I admit, may ultimately advance the plot) featuring Tinkerbell and Ariel.
I'm also surprised that Ariel fell so quickly for Regina's end-of-episode offer, especially after how Regina treated her last time ("Go away, little mermaid."). There's a catch. Where Regina and Rumplestiltskin are involved, there's always a catch.
Catch of the day?
Yes, with John Noble!
Squee!!!
OUAT -- Am I the only one that thinks they're starting to turn into "character of the week"?
Nope. Not just you.
Plus...do they own their souls to Disney, or what?
I really did not enjoy this episode at all.
Plus...do they own their souls to Disney, or what?
ABC produces it, ABC is owned by Disney, so... yeah.
OUAT -- Am I the only one that thinks they're starting to turn into "character of the week"?
Hasn't it always been? I can't figure out why I'm still watching.
Hasn't it always been? I can't figure out why I'm still watching.
There is a famous story, probably apocryphal. A successful pulp writer decided to take a creative writing class taught by a successful writer of "literary" fiction. The first assignment was returned with the following comment scrawled on it. "This is garbage. Absolute garbage. So why do I keep turning the pages?"
ABC produces it, ABC is owned by Disney, so... yeah.
Ah.
Well there you have it.
"This is garbage. Absolute garbage. So why do I keep turning the pages?"
This is what I aspire to write.
Was I just entranced by the concept in the beginning, or did it actually used to be good?
I loved Red and the Dwarves and Doc Hopper.
The "MY son! No, MYYYY Son" back and forth got sort of tedious, but I liked the ancillary characters.