Senna

I'm definitely disappointed that we didn't get a "real" ending. I wouldn't mind seeing more (the secret mission song was hilarious, and the good night friend one was very sweet), but thinking this was a one-and-done mini-series was what got me watching in the first place.

Ha, this show continues to be hilarious! I can't believe how fond I've become of the silly evil king. I was also genuinely concerned for the Chef when he was on the gallows. Didn't really care for Ricky Gervais, though the Xanax jokes were amusing. But Weird Al! Jazz hands! Did the previous episodes have a preview at the end? I can't remember, but this one definitely did not. It's not like I need one to look forward to next week, but ...

A few people have mentioned wishing they had the closed captions on. Mine happened to be on, and I don't know if CC is universal, but they were a mess, with the majority being nonsense (and I don't mean nonsense like the silliness of the show, I mean nonsense like "woeig?!")

I wasn't even going to watch this because I thought it looked pretty stupid from the promos, but I ended up finding it far funnier than I expected. Doesn't hurt that it'll only last another three Sundays, so I know it won't overstay its welcome. (It was about 10x more enjoyable than the premiere of Downton Abbey ...) I guess I have a soft spot for fairy tale cliches/heroes.

I am really enjoying this arc, far, faaaaar more than the last one. The Regina/Robin stuff is eh, but everything else is keeping my interest in a way the show hasn't in a while. But, is there some rule that ice-magic-wielding women must wear sparkly dresses? Can we please get Elsa in normal clothes already?!

A much better episode than previous ones, with highlights for me being May, Hand and her test, poor Fitz crying, and Ward's cold betrayal at the end. This really did feel like a different show than it's been, and I'm looking forward to more follow up on this mess. But I just couldn't stand how Coulson treated May (who, again, was awesome) this episode. It would be one thing to be upset, but he was convinced right off the bat that May was ~the enemy~ and he was totally unapologetic even when it turned out that May wasn't a bad guy. It's unfortunate that this show has turned my feelings toward his character from mild fondness to loathing.

Whoa! I did not expect the Wizard to be Walsh. I guess that makes his relationship with Emma slightly less icky, though still ... gross. I couldn't stand how whiny young Zelena was. She starts typically naive (I just want a family!!) and then it's simple jealousy that makes her evil and (somehow) turns her green? So petty. Color me disappointed. I was starting to enjoy the creepiness of her character, but this episode threw her back to the side of someone I'm completely uninterested in (though I am really curious about who her father is). I actually liked the Hook and Henry moments this episode.

Another mostly-lurker/occasional-poster from TWOP here! Same name on both. I can't even remember if I ever introduced myself on OUAT's Meet Market on TWOP, but since this is a new site, I figured I would chime in.