Souris

Or maybe "Regina's Happily Ever After."

I'm not surprised Ginny is sticking with ABC. She's so hardcore Disney.

7x21 title: Homecoming

Maybe Lucy is a Bad Seed.

Unrounded half-hour ratings: Once Upon a Time 0.449 ... (0.499 ... 0.399)

Jen said at a con tonight that she's "trying to make it work" to come back for the finale. (Video)

I think it's old. It had the hashtag "#memories."

Jared Gilmore to return for an ep (Regina/Henry focus, of course). I know a lot of people want to see Emma and Killian again for the finale, but personally I don't want A&E to ever touch them or even mention them again. They're free and happy, and I simply don't trust A&E not to mess with their happy ending.

Always sad when the flame is extinguished. ?

I didn't forget it, that one was kind of bittersweet to me because of the "what could have been" undertone.

Best: U.S. gold in women's hockey, men's curling Mirai's triple axel in the team competition Jessie Diggins's final kick for the gold in cross country South Korean gold in skeleton Shibutani twizzles in the short dance Savchenko and Massot winning gold in the pairs with that awesome free skate Worst: Nathan Chen's short program Russia* winning the hockey gold Mirai's triple axels in the individual competition All the scary falls in the men's ski halfpipe (I'm still cringing) Speed skating mass start -- WTF was that???

I would expect nothing else.

11 TV Villains Who Didn't Deserve Their Redemption. Reams more could've been written about Regina, but at least she's rightfully on the list.

Boo.

I'm so sad the Olympics are pretty much over. But I'm also happy the Olympics are pretty much over, because I now have a ton of other stuff stacked up on my DVR because I watched pretty much nothing else but the Olympics for the past two weeks, and I'm exhausted because I have been staying up til the wee hours to watch events.

Apparently the Russians hacked the opening ceremonies and tried to make it look like North Korea did it. Eyes are on the closing ceremony. WashPost.

Apart from a few performances, I wasn't overly thrilled with the gala. It suffered from a general lack of FUN. (Javier excluded, of course.)

Well, mass start was ... interesting. I kind of loved the Estonian skater who was all, "Screw y'all and your ordered pack. I'm going for it!" (Even if it didn't really work out for her since she finished fourth.)

I saw that tweet and was like "WHOA!" People at work have been talking more about curling than any other sport these Olympics. The Carolina Panthers' head coach even went to learn how to curl (video-documented).

NBC's website gave it the headline "Miracurl on Ice." I could not possibly love that more. Wow. Way to go! I think curling fever is gonna be sweeping the U.S. Hee.

Exactly my faves too! I enjoyed Osmond's skate the most, though I knew she didn't have a shot for anything but bronze. Good for her! I didn't really have a preference between the two Russians*, so I didn't particularly care which won. I did feel quite sad that Zagitova had to celebrate by herself for such an extended period of time. I realize Coachie Dearest would concentrate on Medvedeva (the one who didn't win), but surely there was SOMEBODY else in the Russian* entourage who could have gone to Zagitova right then. So sad none of the U.S. women could put down a strong program. Sigh. If Bradie is our Next Great Hope, we're in trouble. Hopefully somebody awesome will pop out of the juniors before the next Olympics.

Until she's inevitably on Dancing With the Stars.

THE WAR OF THE WITCHES???? Oh, Lord. I just ... seriously?

Why weren't the Russians allowed to compete in team pursuit? Were skaters some of their banned athletes? Russia* was sure able to compete in the team event in figure skating (which I'm still salty about).

Ah! I was there for that! The audience was so charmed.