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Did anyone else watch the Once Upon a Time two-hour finale?
Yes. At first it reminded me a little of
Superstar
and
The Wish
though not nearly as good, then it veered into rehash territory of that Back to the Future Episode where Emma has to get Snow and Charming to fall in love, but I did find the resolution
of Henry becoming the new author
somewhat satisfying.
Sadly, watching a Henry-centric episode of OUAT is always painful as that poor child actor is just not very good, not even compared to Jennifer Morrison who becomes harder to watch every season.
I did notice that Hook's eyeliner seems to be a permanent accouterment.
I haven't watched yet. Probably tomorrow since TCG was home today and doesn't watch it.
I just finished the OuaT finale and am pretty well satisfied.
I found most of the performances in Bizarro Fairy Tale Land odd. The characters acted like they knew they were playing pretend.
I'm putting that down to 1. Their real selves bleeding through and 2. Isaac not being very good at origfic.
Also? When Person A sacrifices not only their own happiness, but the happiness of the man they claim to love, in order to protect person B, I feel it makes a fairly strong statement about Person A's feelings for Person B.
Some were better than others, at least to the point I've reached (the swordfight between Charming and Hook). Robin and Regina do well, possibly because their characters aren't changed all that much. Rumplestiltskin has no depth, although that may have been intentional. I keep thinking that Ginnifer Goodwin as Snow in particular is having a little too much fun and may burst out laughing at any moment.
The idea may have been similar to some of the personality-switch episodes in Buffy -- give the actors a change of pace from playing the same old character every episode.
I did notice that Hook's eyeliner seems to be a permanent accouterment.
As it should be.
Jack Sparrow reference! I so want Emma Swan and Elizabeth Swan to be related somehow.
Rumplestiltskin has no depth, although that may have been intentional.
I loved him as the heroic night in the beginning. He's really the only reason I'm still watching this show.
Jack Sparrow reference! I so want Emma Swan and Elizabeth Swan to be related somehow.
Considering they're both Disney properties, I wouldn't be surprised to see this actually happen.
Flash: Wentworth Miller is a GEM.
