Written by ShaeTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...So. That happened. Like, that happened bad. Did anyone else scream? Or cry? I half cried. You know when you don't get tears in your eyes but you feel them. Right, Rumple kind of got what he deserved, which sadly involved screwing everyone else over. On a happier note we finally found Hook, which yay! About time! I can't believe we actually got to that point! Except everything leading up to it. I thought this episode would be just like the others, only another soul would get free and Hades would be mad. Except, that didn't happen. We expected it to be Milah...which, yeah Emma slept with her son and her ex-boyfriend. I'm not saying that's gross, but it's kind of really weird. Still, seeing Milah again gave us mixed feelings. We saw more of her past marriage with Rumple and finally understood the events that lead up to her leaving with Hook. However, she was kind of a raging bitch to Rumple. I get it, given the time and where they were he was considered a cowardly traitor, who brought shame to his family name. On the flip side, he didn't die. Rumple is actually quite a clever man, definitely a coward, to a point, but quite innovative...mostly he's a selfish prick. Still, we love to hate him, or have to love him. He makes Belle kinda happy, and that counts for something, right? Speaking of Belle, holy monkeys, she's pregnant! I didn't see that coming at all, but I guess it makes sense. They are technically married and accidents do happen. From the sounds of it Rumple is having a son. Which kind of puts a damper on the happy moment when you realize Hades now has the contract he held so long ago. Promising your second born to save your first? Little twisted, but it's not like he planned to have anymore with Milah. Speaking of that, Rumple straight up kills her, again, and I'm not even sure I'm sad about it. I feel bad, I really want to like Milah, except that I just don't. She's an awful character! And then, there was that ending. Emma's plan to split her heart and save Hook gets stopped by her name being on a headstone. They may have Hook, but now they're stuck down there until they can all figure out a way to escape. All while Rumple helps Hades, less the God of the underworld takes his kid. Talk about a strange predicament.
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Written by John Edward BetancourtTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...I'm honestly not sure what's more difficult when it comes to our favorite television shows. Is it saying goodbye to said show when it is either cancelled or the series finale comes calling? Or is it when we say goodbye to characters we love regardless of whether they die or simply exit the show. These elements are something no fan enjoys facing, but we know it's only a matter of time before it comes up and on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. this week, time finally ran out for a couple of characters. The good news is, "Parting Shot" didn't put our feels through the wringer by killing someone off in horrible fashion, but let's be honest, they might as well have. Because the exit of two key characters last night was heartbreaking on so many levels and while you know not everyone can stay on a show about spies and espionage forever, you still didn't want to see them go, at all, and I know I'm not the only person who needed to wipe a little mist away from their eyes in those closing moments of the episode. But...at least Hunter and Bobbi left S.H.I.E.L.D. for all the right reasons, especially when the stakes were super high this week. I did love the fact that Hydra was back to its usual business of causing trouble and sowing seeds of distrust around the world by essentially doing their best to destabilize all of Russia by putting together a plan to see the Prime Minister murdered by his own Defense Minister, who also happened to be an Inhuman. I really had no idea how cool of a customer Gideon Malick turned out to be when it came to executing his dastardly deeds, he treated this whole matter like a quick errand to be done with before lunch, without a care in the world. Thankfully Coulson and the gang did care about the scheme and it led to one of the coolest showdowns with an evil Inhuman on the series to date. All of this however, was greatly overshadowed by what I mentioned earlier, the fact that this unexpectedly turned out to be the final episode for Hunter and Bobbi and it was a decision and a move that left me in shock. These are two outstanding characters that have brought so much to the show and well, they're absolutely going to be missed. But despite the sadness I feel over the two of them leaving the series, I am extremely grateful for the fact that the show handled their exit in the classiest of fashion, and that Hunter finally grew as a character. It really was beautiful to see the both of them walk away from the intelligence industry all in the name of the greater good to ensure that world peace was maintained. You really can't ask for a better way to go out, that's for sure. But the fact that Hunter was willing to accept that kind of a fate, when he's questioned Coulson and May and S.H.I.E.L.D. in regards to how they do things time and time again, well that's especially magical. He finally got it, and I don't quite know where these two characters are going to go, I hear rumors their own show is possibly up next, but I certainly hope they find their way back to this one from time to time, especially when we consider the fact that the big fight between Hyde/Hydra and S.H.I.E.L.D. is still brewing in the background and it wouldn't be a bad thing to see these two love birds pop up one last time to help save the day. Until next time. Written by ScottyTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...Hell’s Kitchen is ripping itself apart at the seams and it is all being caused by one man, The Punisher. After escaping the police’s sting with his new friend Daredevil, the Punisher is ready to for his next assignment. But Daredevil is not ready to let him complete this as of yet, but has little say in the matter since he is chained to a chimney. Trying to find out who this new player in Hell’s Kitchen is, Matt tries all of his lawyer tactics to get him to talk, but since he has never been in a war and seen the things that really change a man, the Punisher will not continue the conversation. After the blowup on her sting attempt to capture the Punisher, District Attorney Reyes is in no mood to be messed with. Trying to get the reason for having their client being the bait, Karen and Foggy try to strong arm the ambitious woman, but get shut down before they can even get started. Threatening to hold the Nelson/Murdock office responsible for the battle scene, Reyes will not answer to anybody for her actions. Being a small firm, Foggy knows that they would not be able to come back from a disbarring, so he lays back and plays the game by the DA’s rules for the time being. Karen is not willing to let this go as she starts digging into Reyes’ past and finds some instances that prove what kind of woman she really is. Trying to threaten the Assistant District Attorney, Karen finds that she can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar and gets the police file for the Punisher so she can start her character profile of the mad man. Foggy is trying to get a hold of Matt, but when the phone goes to voicemail, he will have to turn to the place he hopes not to go. The hospital is packed full of gang members who are needing to be restrained as they are in the middle of a war. Only looking for Claire to find out if she has seen Matt, Foggy finds himself doing what he does best, defusing situations. As the night continues on the rooftop, Matt is able to break through the Punisher’s walls and gets a dialogue going. Finding out that his new foe’s name is Frank, he tries to reason with the man, but there is something that has snapped in his mind. Frank applauds Matt’s attempt at cleaning up Hell’s Kitchen, but putting people in jail is not working since they make their way back to the streets faster than they can be captured again. Putting the evil of the city into the ground is the only way to make the streets safer and since the Daredevil is not willing to take a life, Frank will follow through to the end. Giving Daredevil the opportunity to stop him from completing his mission, the Punisher puts a gun in his hand and tries to provoke him to do the right thing. Daredevil is not willing to comply, since he has not taken a life, he will not start now, even if it means saving one. Finally, the Punisher speaks and when he does, he has plenty to say. The dialogue between him and Daredevil on the rooftop was great and I wish it did not have to end since you started to find out more about Frank. Even though you get a piece of the backstory, you do not have enough to find out what set off the ex-soldier and whatever it is, it is gonna be epic. With Karen not willing to take the threats from the District Attorney lying down, she is able to get the police file on the Punisher and start her own work. While the crime scene photos are graphic, she continues on with her profile which is going to be quite the read. As always, Foggy steals the show when he is able to stop two rival gang members from killing each other in the ER. It is easy to see how Hell’s Kitchen can fall apart, but bringing it back together will take more people like this who care enough to save their city from total destruction. Written by John Edward BetancourtTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...I always get a little nervous when a television show puts forth its finest episode for the season well before the end of the year and with good reason, something that great is always impossible to top, but that doesn't stop some shows from trying. They realize they've hit storytelling pay dirt and try to impress us and well...the end result leaves much to be desired. So, needless to say, that exact concern was at the fore front of my mind when I settled in to watch this week's episode of Supergirl since last week's episode was absolutely incredible and I'm happy to report that the show did not try in any single way to top "Falling", instead the folks behind the scenes decided to compliment it by keeping the consequences of Kara's actions rolling before throwing a few surprises in front of us by way of a steady, simple and satisfying episode in "Manhunter". In order to do that, the show decided to fall back on a storytelling device that I haven't seen used in a long time, something we all refer to as "The Flashback Episode" since the past came heavily into focus this week with the U.S. Government launching an inquiry as to what went wrong at the DEO and how an alien came to power there. It was the interrogation sequences that provided us with a bevy of flashbacks that allowed us to learn how Alex ended up at the DEO and more importantly, how J'onn became Hank Henshaw. That turned out to be one of the coolest parts of the night and kudos to actor David Harewood for his performance of the two versions of Hank this week since you see a significant difference between both iterations of the man. But this is a show that has made it abundantly clear you should expect surprises from this story every step of the way and this week was no exception to that rule. For one, I loved the fact that Jeremiah Danvers is alive and well at Project Cadmus and it was incredibly special to see Alex and J'onn make the call to find the facility and Jeremiah. It's a great little twist that he's alive, but nothing could top the birth of another villain this week. I loved everything about the Siobhan storyline this go round because her character is a true tragedy. She really believes she's doing the right thing in getting revenge and doing whatever it takes to get where she needs to be and it never works out for her. All of that somehow made the surprise appearance of her sonic scream all the more satisfying because the Silver Banshee has arrived at last. Of course there are more questions than answers when it comes to that scream because now we have to wonder if Siobhan is like Kara, an alien that has done everything to keep her powers hidden or if her backstory is more in line with the comics. Either way, time will tell and I can't wait to get those particular answers. But I will say, I'm quite glad the show decided to fill in the blanks on a few mysteries this week and I'm glad this episode was a little more low key than we are used to, especially when it came to Kara working to regain the trust of National City after her red kryptonite freakout. I love that she is in essence, apologizing and repairing relationships one person at a time, starting with her inner circle and it won't be long before the public trusts her again. Until next time. Written by ScottyTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...It is difficult to understand what a vigilante really wants when they are working by their own rules. When they are taking out the trash on the streets so the cops do not need to, even the police have a hard time deciding if what they are doing is right or wrong. Justice can come in many forms, but the only form that is observed in Hell’s Kitchen is by the courts. Now with two vigilantes running amuck around the city, the police will have to pull out all of the stops to capture or kill these men before something bad happens. Being found on a rooftop by Foggy, Matt has now seen the face of the man he will have to hunt down. But after receiving a shot in the head from his new nemesis, he will need time to recover and Foggy will take care of everything else in between. With Grotto making it safe to the police, he is willing to give up all of the information that he has on his former employer, but wants to be safe from the man that is on the streets with the oversized weapons and protective custody is the only thing that makes sense. Karen is beside herself after the attack in the hospital and believes that she might be the cause of it. Needing to be talked down by Foggy, she needs to hear it from someone else as well and with Matt out of the office, she will have to make a special house call when time allows it. Matt is dealing with his own issues when his senses start to work on their own out of his control and then like a breaking of a glass, his sense of hearing goes away. Lying in wait to see if something changes, he is able to hear a knocking at the door and surprised to see Karen there. After Foggy has passed on the word that Matt is an alcoholic, Karen is worried that his drinking might be getting the best of him, but suspects that there is something else happening that the two are not telling her. Filling Matt in on what will be happening with Grotto, she excuses herself but lets her friend know that she is there for him whenever he is in need. To get his Federal Protection signed off on, Grotto is being forced to wear a wire and get a known drug dealer to admit to his crimes. With the District Attorney running the sting and all of the police force waiting to make the bust, there is something completely different going on. Finding out that their client is the bait for the ‘Punisher’, Foggy and Karen are trying to find a way to get him out before the bullets start flying. But before they know it, the single man army arrives on the scene to take out the last of the Irish mob that he has missed the last two times. Daredevil is also on the scene and after finding the Punisher’s hideout, he starts to see where the mad man is getting all of his information from. Being able to stop the kill shot, Daredevil does what he is best at and hands out a beating to his new foe, but with bullets flying through the air directed at the two vigilantes, the fight might be more costly than expected. The second episode has come to an end and there is no disappointment as of yet. You finally get to see the Punisher in the daylight and start to figure out what kind of man that he really is. With few words spoken, he lets his actions do his talking and for a particular pawn shop broker, that doesn't work out too well. I really think I am going to like this addition to the story more than I expected. There is also a new storyline being put into play, Karen is starting to crush on Matt a little bit, this will be very interesting when all is said and done since she does not know his secret yet. Foggy is just being Foggy and there is no reason he should not be. Standing up to the District Attorney about his client’s rights, Foggy knows much more than he appears to, and is still able to help his buddy Matt out in a time of need. With the battle between Daredevil and the Punisher in full swing, I cannot wait to see what happens between them and now with them both being injured, it might be a little different than expected. Written by ScottyTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...I don’t even know how long it has been, but I have been dying to see Daredevil come back and my dreams have come true. With the way the last season ended with Fisk being sent to prison, you would think that Hell’s Kitchen would be back to normal, and in fact it is. But there are more players coming out of the woodwork and an unseen force that is going to make it more difficult for anyone to escape with their lives. With the best friends of Nelson and Murdock on the case, there may be a way to find out what is happening, but one thing that Hell’s Kitchen is not known for is pulling any punches and neither does the season opener of Daredevil. Matt Murdock and his partner Foggy Nelson have made a name for themselves after having a hand in sending Wilson Fisk to prison. But they are quickly finding out that their business strategy is a little bit harder than they realized. As their new clients are good, innocent people, they have little money to pay the team with, the bills are starting to pile up and with little to no income from their many clients, it will be difficult to keep the doors open. Matt knows that everything will work out, he does not know how, but he does know that good things are on the horizon for them and will make sure that his friends are taken care of at all times. While having a night out with his friends, Matt confronts a man that appears to want to make some trouble in the bar, but before a punch is thrown, he finds out the man is looking for his lawyer team. Grotto has just been part of a mass execution at his boss’s hideout and needs help before he becomes the next victim. Not knowing exactly what is happening, Matt and Foggy take a trip down to the crime scene to check out the man’s story. Talking with their police insider, Matt uses his ears to catch anything else that is being talked about at the scene. Hearing about a similar hit being performed on the Dogs of Hell, Matt knows that there is much more to investigate and find out who this military force is that is taking out the new thugs inside the city. Hitting up Turk, his favorite gun dealer, Matt gets a location on where some high powered firepower is being delivered in the warehouse district. Foggy is working on getting any information on his own and makes it to the Dogs of Hell’s hang out. Using the name of his old elementary school friend, he is able to gain entrance, but is quickly thrown out, only to find out that his friend has been killed by this military force as well. Knowing only to keep her client safe, Karen stays in the hospital with Grotto until he has time to heal from the wounds he suffered in the shootout. But when screams fill the hospital, she knows that the two will have to get to safety sooner than later. This is the best way to open a new season, it feel as though only a day has passed in Hell’s Kitchen and things are getting worse before they are getting better. While the city seems to be calm, there are plans being made to take the streets back by the evil doers, but before they are able to formulate a plan, they are being killed off by a force greater than their own. The civilians may not see a problem in this, but Matt and Foggy certainly do as nothing ever goes according to plan when it comes to doing the right thing. Knowing that innocent people will be caught in the cross fire, Matt has to don his mask once again and find out who is behind the attacks before they get worse. Even though you find out who is behind it all, there is nothing to know about him at this point and you have to wait and see if he and Daredevil are really fighting for the same thing, or if they are looking for something completely different in Hell’s Kitchen. I cannot wait to find out! Written by ShaeTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...This last episode thankfully didn't have me in tears. It did leave me wondering some things though, especially when it comes to back story and convenient plot holes. It was all confusing with how they chose to introduce the character of the episode. I say that because it seems the goal for the second half of this season is to free a soul from the underworld every chance we get, all while getting one step closer to finding Hook. Turns out Hercules was the one to train Snow to shoot a bow. Kind of calling shenanigans on that, but weirder things have happened. Still, how did a Greek Demi God of legend end up in the enchanted forest? More importantly, how did Megura end up there too? Herc was off to fight Cerberus, but wouldn't the Enchanted Forest Kingdom know of a giant three headed dog lurking around? Either way, I should probably stop questioning things like that. The bonus to this episode was seeing Snow finally become her old self and literally shed her StoryBrooke name. It was refreshing to know that Snow White was finally standing up with Regina and Emma, more importantly, not being so docile. I like this version of Snow better. The episode had its ups and downs on the feels level. Henry runs into Cruella and she pretty much convinces him to help get her back to the real world. In doing so that would kind of mean Emma didn't murder her. Except I don't think that can be undone even by the Author. Hades though, talk about a raging bag of dicks. Guys I thought Lucifer in Supernatural was bad? I was so wrong. Hades is straight up torturing Hook because he can. There's little motive as to why the two are at such odds. It seems the God of the underworld isn't pleased that Emma and her gang of good are out to free souls....which, yeah from his perspective does suck. But still! He's beating Hook up for the fun of it. It's not like Emma knows Hook's being punished for every soul freed. That would actually make more sense. Well, guess we'll see what happens on Sunday. Written by John Edward BetancourtTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...I am often in awe of television writers for one particular reason, they have an incredibly difficult job ahead of them when they head into work every single day. Audiences are smart and in this day and age they demand top notch stories that feature the best elements of that show's particular genre and if they don't get what they want, they simply stop watching. One show that falls under that magnifying glass is Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and with good reason. It's part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a franchise known for top tier storytelling and if you ask me, the show has delivered for all of us throughout its three seasons, but last week we discussed the fact that the show suddenly felt different after coming back from the winter hiatus and I was curious if this week's episode was going to continue to take us into new and darker territories that we've never seen on the series before. But as it turns out, "The Inside Man" was a pleasant surprise, giving us another twist in the show's mythos...by turning out to be a best of reel. I mean really, everything we have ever loved about the show popped up in this single hour of storytelling as our beloved agents finally teamed up with General Talbot for a conference regarding Inhumans and that's where all the cool stuff happened. I loved the banter between Talbot and Coulson and seeing these two actually work together was a total delight to say the least and I look forward to more team ups as the season progresses. But in addition to those lovely moments, I thoroughly enjoyed the slick spy sequences with cool technology that came about as the team worked to find an inside man working for Malick and Hydra and the surprises that came with that were equally as entertaining. This was simply a fun episode through and through and I ate up every single second of it since I was dying to know what other grand twist was waiting for us around the corner. But despite all the fun and joy, the gritty nature we have also come to embrace for this series arrived by way of Grant Ward/Hive and well, this new threat gets scarier by the day. I'm still not one hundred percent sure what he's doing to make a believer out of the Inhumans since they always cut away, but I'll be damned if that final shot, where it's clear he liquified the five people he asked for and used their skin sludge to heal his damaged body wasn't the stuff of nightmares. I like that they're keeping his plan and his intentions in the shadows, it will make the big reveal of what Hive's all about all the more terrifying when the time comes. I also have to give the show a little bit of credit for exploring the ramifications of an Inhuman vaccine as well. The debate between Lincoln and Daisy was thoughtful and fascinating because both sides have valid points. Some folks would love to avoid the possibility of ever becoming an Inhuman, and some will embrace it, good or bad. I say that I give the show a little bit of credit for this simply because this is the tip of the iceberg of such a debate and I'm hoping they take the time to properly flesh it out rather than throw it in quickly as they did last night. Either way though, I had tons of fun watching this particular episode. It was really great to see the series get back to its roots at least one more time before Hive comes forth to no doubt bring about more heartbreak for our heroes. Until next time. Written by John Edward BetancourtTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...The last time I sat down to recap and discuss the wonder that is Supergirl, I made mention of the fact that it seemed that the writing was getting stronger week in and week out and I meant it. This is a show that continues to find new ways to tell incredible stories and do it in magnificent fashion and once again, the show proved that point by putting together an absolute jaw dropper of an episode this week. Red Kryptonite was the focus this go round, an age old annoyance in the comics since it always brings out the worst in Kryptonians and good heavens did it bring out the worst in Kara. This was an episode that dealt with every single thing that has bothered or irritated Supergirl in ugly and angry fashion and consequences will no doubt resonate for weeks to come, but when all was said and done I think I'm ready to declare "Falling" the best episode of season one for so many reasons. The first one is the obvious one, Melissa Benoist. You can't sell the fury that comes with Red Kryptonite without a quality actor and Melissa pulled it off in impressive fashion, completely transforming the character. For the most part we completely said goodbye to the mousey Kara Danvers and the humble hero that we know and love, replaced instead by a cocky and power thirsty individual, hell bent on doing and saying whatever she wants and while that was entertaining at first, it didn't take long for us to be completely uncomfortable with everything we were seeing. Her whole attempt to "win" James' heart was done in malicious and terrifying fashion and let's be honest, I don't think anyone recognized Kara at all by the end of the episode, especially after she threw Cat off of her own balcony. But really, the two most heartbreaking moments of the night came by way of the DEO. There was nothing harder to watch than when Kara told her sister Alex exactly what she thought of her and the fact that eventually J'onn had to reveal his true identity and throw away his career as head of the DEO in the process. All of this led to what I mentioned earlier, consequences, and that's really what I loved the most about this episode. Rather than wrap everything up in a lovely bow and move onto next week, Kara has to face the repercussions of what she's done, regardless of the Red Kryptonite since a lot of her darkest moments came from someplace buried deep within and that's brilliant writing. After all our perfect hero with her perfect life, one where she was able to stop a bully just by saying hello to a girl dressed up like her, lives in a shattered world now. Her friendships are hanging together by a thread, and those that believed in her, that little girl included have turned their backs on her...at least for the moment. Either way, this was truly a magnificent episode, one that surprised me at every single turn and I can't wait to see what next week has in store for us fallout wise from Kara's actions this week. Oh, and a quick round of applause for the show runners throwing in a little homage to Superman III with the peanut flicking scene in the bar. Until next time. Written by ShaeTHIS IS THE EMERGENCY SPOILER ALERT SYSTEM...YOU ARE ADVISED TO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK...I won't lie to you guys, this episode had me in tears. Like legit laying here, sobbing uncontrollably, unable to handle this, tears. The very idea of an afterlife had many of us questioning a lot of things. This whole half of the season is about traveling to the Underworld to save Hook. Is there a saving him? Can they bring him back? Or does Emma need to learn to move on and say goodbye? When the episode began I was expecting more conflict. The flashbacks throughout the episode brought back the reminder that Regina is not who she used to be. Back when she was bent on revenge there was always one person on her side, believing in her. That was her dad. We saw how Henry fought so hard to get Regina to let her feud with Snow go. How he wanted her to move on. Henry believed in her so much, he did everything he could for her. We forget that Regina, even when she was evil, was a hurt, damaged, soul. Yet her father always stood by her, encouraging her to change, to be better. Regina's hate for Corra fueled so much, but Henry tried his damnedest to change that. In the Underworld when Regina finds Corra, she isn't sure what to expect. Corra welcomed her with open arms, then told her to leave, even arranged for her to do so. Complete with the threat of retribution against poor Henry if she doesn't go. Regina isn't sure what to do. Emma encouraged her to go, which also broke my heart because of how close the two are. It was an emotional episode. Even when Rumple runs into his father, Peter Pan, I was sad. Granted, Rumple seems to piss me off pretty much every season, I still have a soft spot for him. Peter, of course wants out, but Rumple isn't about to help him do that. Or is he? I have trust issues. When Emma tried to communicate with Hook, I was shocked and sad and scared, so many things. It seems he is in far more trouble than we realized. And then Regina spoke with her dad. When Henry hugged her and told her it was okay, I lost it. The tears are still coming as I write this. Corra's threat to send Henry to a worse place, I lost it even more. But then, magic happened. Corra left, and Henry wasn't in danger anymore. Instead a pathway with a light appeared, and Henry was able to move on to a better place. The last scene where he and Regina spoke and hugged; where Henry met Henry, I am so glad nobody was here to see me cry that hard. This season isn't pulling its punches anymore.... |
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