How about a #OnceUponATime #scripttease? All new ep Sunday, hope to see ya! #OnceIsFrozen pic.twitter.com/r8fUU9jMy1
— Adam Horowitz (@AdamHorowitzLA) December 5, 2014How about another #OnceUponATime #scripttease? New ep tomorrow! Hope to see ya! pic.twitter.com/w2r7r79Ss3
— Adam Horowitz (@AdamHorowitzLA) December 6, 2014
So it begins.Come on adam,tease the whole episode by the time it airs!I'm pretty confident you can do it!
ReplyDeleteI love thesr.. :)
ReplyDeleteEvery time Emma calls herself the savior I want to just punch her in the face. Just get off your high horse...
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ReplyDeleteLol Emma, kill yourself. Yay Anna. :p
ReplyDeleteAnna is fun. Do we get to keep her once the Frozen act is over? I didn't think so.
ReplyDeleteI for one am thrilled Emma is finally admitting who she is and embracing her heroic side for once...!
ReplyDeleteYeah... from where I'm standing that's not embracing and admitting who she is. That's a vain perception she has of herself.
ReplyDeleteI love how Anna's goofiness alternately annoys and amuses me.
ReplyDelete"Savior" in Emma's mouth is often ironic...I think she sees herself more as the queen of the losers...
ReplyDeleteAfter this,I love Anna even more than before.
ReplyDeleteI missed the Hook-Henry moments from S3B. I mean Hook was whipped to spend time with him but he surely likes Henry. This should be a funny and action packed episode.
ReplyDeleteHe is a clean pirate!
ReplyDeleteNeatness and cleaners I assume embedded in him since his lieutenant days.
Can't wait to Hook and Henry scenes.
Seems like Henry is cursed
Yes Henry is. If you watched the promos U see him making a marble trap for Hook.
ReplyDeleteBut I think Hook isn't, possibly cause he hasn't a heart ATM!
I agree. It's not like Emma is cocky about it. That's her role. It is what it is.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like this episode is going to have what OUAT does best, a mix of hilarious and heartbreaking moments. I'm really excited for Snowing and Henry and Hook. I bet Hook isn't affected by the curse and Rumple sends him to go retrieve Henry, but Henry is prepared incase the spell protecting him doesn't work and has set up the marbles. Hook tries to be all, "I don't want to do this, but I have to, just come with me and make it easy, I promise you'll be safe", and Henry is all "no way", then Will busts in and distracts Hook, with Henry making his escape. Then when the curse breaks, Henry tells his mom about Hook's weird behavior and Emma puts it together, leaving us with the cliffhanger for the midseason finale episode.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what show you're watching, because Emma has clearly never liked the title. She uses it because it means something to other people, but I've never seen it mean anything to her.
ReplyDeleteI know people will say that emma should stop saying "savior", but it isn't like she being cocky, self entitled, and obnoxious of her role.
ReplyDeleteHer magic has been growing very strong this season, she helped elsa through her pain and accepted her, and helped find Anna. She bested Ingrid in rocky road saving David and hook. Helped take down an ice golem with regina, and didn't give up on her.
There is a new diabolical curse, and Ingrid's power might even overwhelm rumple. So since the first dark curse, she is finally accepting herself and loves it, and will probably lead to take down shattered sight and Ingrid.
Okay, let's count all the times someone else called Emma "The Savior" and then the times Emma called herself this. I think that will be a 84:5 or something.
ReplyDeleteisn't Henry locked in though
ReplyDeleteyou think Hook's immune because he's heartless?
ReplyDeletejust a suspicion! But could be completely wrong!
ReplyDeleteShe might bulk at and ditch the responsibilities and expectations that come with the title but she has been referring to herself as the savior since S2 actually, and she usually uses it as an excuse to express her superiority and importance in rough situations. Which personally doesn't impress me...
ReplyDeleteI'm not saying other people don't call her that too (they do... and do so often) I'm saying she does it herself, and has been doing so more frequently as the seasons go by. And I'm saying that her even saying it under ANY circumstances is not particularly charming... or effective...
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