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I used to see those everywhere when I lived in Chicago. They're pretty cool! It's like earth-friendly graffiti. :)

I do like that idea, but like you said, Regina seems to be an exception to that possible rule. Maybe there are levels of dark magic, and Rumple's is so dark, that he can't have a TLK without losing some of his dark magic. When Regina TLK Henry, why didn't she lose her dark magic? That's the problem I have with Rumple automatically losing his, since we've already seen a TLK that didn't result in a total loss of dark magic.

So it's been confirmed that a TLK would make him lose his power? I know the first time they kissed, he started to lose it, but you'd think a TLK would be situational, and not cure everything that is "wrong" with the couple. It's so ridiculous.

I was thinking about how Belle said that she would need her father to wake her with a TLK, because she didn't think Rumple's kiss would work. I always took true love to mean forever love. But this makes it sound like you can fall out of love and no longer be true loves with someone. Then how is that any different than any other kind of love? I think Rumple and Belle still love each other (Didn't they even say as much?), so I have a feeling a TLK might work for them.

Was the Claude actor the same as in the past episodes? He looked different to me. This episode was disappointing because Dorothy was so unlikable. I love The Wizard of Oz movie, and Judy Garland's Dorothy was brave, despite being afraid, and head-strong while still being kind and sweet. I found Once's Dorothy to have a complete lack of charm. I have no idea why Ruby was so instantly attracted to her.

The actress who plays young Zelena is posting on Instagram pictures of herself with Lana, Jen and Colin, saying it was nice to work with them. I think it would be odd if she was in a scene with them, but who knows with this show. Maybe she just meant it was nice to work on the same show as them.

It makes sense that Hook would eventually run into someone that he's wronged or killed. Because we constantly have to be reminded that EVERYONE has does something evil on this show.

Although it was totally silly, I didn't really mind it because it was a callback to the movie, when Toto pulled back the curtain to reveal the wizard of Oz. This episode had quite a few silly/comic relief moments, which I think the show has been lacking recently. Give me more of those, please!

I liked Hook's floofy hair. :P My favorite part of the episode was probably the scene in the diner with Snow and Charming, just because the whole level 1 haunting, or whatever it was called, reminded me of Beetlejuice. I also thought Munchkinland looked cool. I also didn't really mind Henry in this episode. I thought him ranting like a teenager, and everyone's reactions, were amusing. I was actually surprised at how self aware so many of the characters were, like they all had some kind of psychological breakthrough. Not the greatest episode, but it was nice to get away from the torture and torment.

Yes the weather report was real! That's how I first found out he was in Chicago. I saw the gifs and was like, hey, that's Chicago on the weather map! Yes, his new movie I Saw The Light is very rotten. LOL I still want to see it though. I think most critics have said the actors do a good job, but the story is very disjointed. I'm sure you'll do fine at your new job, especially since you've done it before, and you know your employer. ;)

I just found out that Tom Hiddleston was in Chicago yesterday promoting his new movie, and I had no idea. I'm so bummed, I've been waiting forever for him to come here. Nuts.

I hate that they had to run Liam through the mud. Once again, they took a "good" character, and made them do something "evil" to drive home the point that there is no black and white. But the thing is, there are truly good people in the world. Not everyone has to be morally ambiguous in order for other characters to feel better about themselves, or for the villains to get their happy ending without the audience crying foul. It's like the writers just love to hit us over the head with "Hey look, another good guy that has done something bad, but it's OK, because he feels sorry, so he is redeemed now!" ETA: I totally think Silver took advantage of Killian to steal his money. I don't think he drugged him, but I'm sure he kept giving him alcohol, and then suggested that they play a friendly game of cards, after Killian was too drunk to realize what was happening.

Well if Zelena torches him, maybe it's better he's all CGI. Otherwise, that would be too gruesome.

I feel like the CS Fandom goes through this every season. Even every half season. LOL I'm not going to get my hopes up too much for a proposal, I'm just happy they are happy, and together! Take that, haters!

I thought it was both, but now I can't find where I read it! So maybe Hook isn't there. :( In these pics, it looks like Robin sends Roland off with Little John, Robin and Regina disagree about something, and then Zelena shows up looking all happy, and then maybe her hand gesture is her poofing away. I'm thinking Roland is sent away for his own safety, but what does Zelena have to do with anything, and will she be responsible for Robin's death or disappearance?

Apparently Hook and Emma were filming at night in "Chinatown". My first thought was they're looking for the Dragon dude. What if Robin isn't dead, but just poofed away somewhere? Hook and Emma have both been separated and have had to search for each other. It makes sense that they would give the same plot line to OutlawQueen.

Just to play devil's advocate, "been with" doesn't necessarily have to mean in the biblical sense. Although I have to admit that's the first place my mind went!

I agree. I don't think Liam is really Liam, which makes me sad because I really wanted to see their true reunion, and for Emma to meet the real Liam. If however, Liam is real, they're going to need a really good explanation to why Emma isn't good enough for Hook. I also think it's odd that Hook thinks he should move on instead of go back with Emma. This is the man that out ran a curse, sold his ship, never gave up no matter how many times Emma tried to push him away, followed her through a portal, and still loved Emma when he didn't have a heart. None of it makes sense.

So you like the baddie songs then? :) Mine would have to be Part of Your World. All the songs in The Little Mermaid were fabulous.

I still don't understand why Frozen was so popular, but then again, I'm not a 7 year old kid. Luke Evans and Hugh Jackman sang Gaston on a UK talk show recently! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-JBf9Vnclk&feature=youtu.be The movie comes out in one year, and I can't wait to see some promotional material. I have no idea what some of the characters will look like since it's live action.

I only chose 4 or 5 shows, and the very next screen said Sorry...

I tried applying, but it said all the spots were full. Maybe they just didn't like my answers?

I missed that, but where I live in the US, most Catholics get confirmed around 16/17, their junior year of high school. So perhaps it's that way in NYC as well? Still creepy. Barba said something about them sleeping together, and Olivia didn't deny it.

^ I was wondering the same thing. This episode was very blah for me. I liked seeing some of the past villains in the underworld, that was about it. I didn't mind Neal's scene too much, especially when he smiled at the end and said something about how he figured that Emma wouldn't listen to him. But I thought it was odd how Emma was holding his face and looking at his lips, like she wanted to kiss him. huh