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I believe someone asked A or E about that, and they said that the timing in the Once-verse is such that Frozen hasn't come out in, so Henry & Emma didn't see it.

Photos from last Friday's filming. Tweets about it. Apparently Belle was talking to Hook and Emma with Elsa standing next to her, though Colin and Jen couldn't be seen through the window. We already knew those actors were filming but didn't necessarily know they were all filming together. This is the same night as the jail pics Jen tweeted; that scene seems to have been filmed after this, as Georgina and Emilie left before Colin and Jen.

TV Guide: I'm sorry, is that a spoiler for 4A or 3B?

And, of course, it kicked off a nasty ship war in her feed. Sigh.

The girls are wearing "medieval" clothes, according to the Tweeter. He also said it was ep 6, but I don't know if he's assuming or saw something on-set to indicate that.

Interesting that it was pulled. I'd imagine it was more the bit about Regina than Kristin calling Emma stupid. TPTB care way more about Regina than Emma, and it sounds from other spoilers that it was actually wrong, anyway. Let's just say we had Kristin permanently in our Penalty Box at vartanho.com for her stupid comments on Alias spoilers. Odd: Oh, heavens, they're bringing in Ben Franklin! Snow Queen and her sisters?

I came to the realization that these rabid SQ fans and Regina-stans, the ones who badger and tweet hate to Adam and JMo, are simply reflecting the characteristics of their beloved Regina that so many of us here find problematic: narcissism, rudeness, anger wildly out of proportion over perceived slights, lack of regret for bad behavior, and the belief that their wants and happiness are more important than anyone else's. She's their role model.

Same here with my comment. I think that author knew exactly what she was doing. She puts on a front of "bullying is bad, it's not the actors' fault," but then she singles out JMo for absolutely no reason except to single her out. Either she's completely stupid, completely irresponsible or she wanted JMo to get harassed even more.

TVGuide scans: http://s343.photobucket.com/user/katedotd/media/TV%20Guide%20Once%20Upon%20a%20Time/tvguide01_zps78a62953.jpg.html Click on the side arrows for the article. Slightly out of order.

I am so furious about that HuffPo piece, I could spit nails. That woman is a POS for singling out JMo for no reason except she's a SwanQueen fan who didn't get her way. She says it's not up to actors to carry the load on this issue, but then she goes and makes it all about JMo. Disgusting!

Anybody know what's there?

I wish they had used the bug instead of the keychain/necklace for Emma. That's a symbol of Neal's betrayal and not something I want associated with her any longer now that she's stopped running. I was hoping that pursuant to the deleted scene, Emma had passed it on to Henry. But you can tell the graphics department spent some time on them, so that's nice.

They were filming last night in the building that houses the jail set, and she tagged it #fridaynightfilming, so I think it probably was from last night.

Rather than an arrest, it could be a situation of, "Rumple is trying to compel you to do something bad, but if you're locked in a jail cell, you won't be able to do it."

JMo posted an interesting photo.

Amen to that. I'd be running screaming from Twitter at this point if I were her. I hope she's muted the chronic asshats who tweet her. The tea sounds utterly lovely to me, though I'm with Lieutenant in the cinnamon hesitancy; it can be overwhelming. But I'm a total tea slut -- I'm quite certain I have literally 50 different kinds in my home at the moment.

Ep. 7 is titled "The Snow Queen." Not that there was any doubt as to who Liz Mitchell is playing, but I think this removes any lingering doubt. Wondering at the significance of the key in Adam's pic.

Jared was also on set, along with the rest of the main cast. (Pics at links.) That makes me feel the ep a little more, to know that it's not ALL Belle.

Lana posted a BTS pic of her, Robert and Emilie. I'm not feeling this ep so far.

Sarah Bolger was cast in a WWI drama shooting in Hungary.

I read All Roads Lead Me Back To You last night, and it's awesome. Still in-process, but it seems to have been updated regularly.

Colin and Sean (and possibly Robert, though he's not pictured) at a Whitecaps game. Where should stuff like this go? Is this the right place for it? It's not really media, but.... I thought about one of their character threads, but then I thought this might be better. ETA: Lana was there too.

Ooh, lion-wolf hybird baby!

Again, we do not know if Robin knows Marian was executed. He never said she was. My guess is he does not know and believes she died in some other way. And again, even if Marian was publicly executed, nobody would have known it was Marian. I'm gonna stop beating my head against this brick wall now.

To me, the illogical theories are the ones in which Regina DIDN'T murder Marian. It wasn't actually made clear that Regina would have had Marian executed in a public execution. Heck, she didn't have SNOW WHITE executed in a public execution! She did it in the castle. And even if it was a public execution, since Marian wasn't giving out her name, how would anybody watching know who she was? They would not. Unless somebody who personally knew Marian happened to be there, nobody would know Regina had executed her. For the crowd, she'd just be a poor, nameless woman who helped Snow. It's not like there were newspapers or blogs covering each execution and sending photos of the victim all over the realm. As for Robin, all he said was that Marian's death was his fault and it was related to a job. There are a multitude possible reasons he would think she was dead without knowing the particulars -- especially since she never returned to him and Roland. Nobody actually thinks he knew Regina executed her. Also, I've never seen anybody saying that Rumple turning Gaston into a rose and cutting off his legs was true love or a good thing.