"Plus there are those moments of brilliance, like the bit with scary child Alice, when you see what it COULD be and that makes it all the more frustrating."

"This past episode in particular, I'm just really annoyed at Alice's poor wording of her second wish. She wished her father back home, so what's to stop Jafar from threatening his life again? Not as clever as her last wish."

Yeah, like an old Saturday Morning kid show.

"-Why did Pan go after Blue? Will I miss her? No. But it should be relevant."

What I mean to say by that, is that it's not really in the text. Like if the theme is about "how all these groups undercut each other with internecine squabbles rather than directing their energies at the actual oppressors" that needs to be more evident in the show. As in, either the Fiona and Marie both end up…

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I wouldn't trust anything he says, lol. Either he is frequently lying, or they really are just writing it episode-to-episode, because a few weeks ago he basically said it was Zoe.

"I think he's onto something with the concept that the showrunners intend for this underlying theme to be about how all these groups undercut each other with internecine squabbles rather than directing their energies at the actual oppressors"

But like… everyone is a returning actress here practically.

Yeah, when I saw the silver bullet I thought they were about to reveal that LuPone was secretly a werewolf.

It's because Resurgence, in the show, is seen as a power even stronger than those demonstrated by the Supreme (the Seven Wonders). So, learning about Misty meant Fiona believed she had finally pinpointed who the next Supreme really was.

Yeah, when LaLaurie was like asking Queenie what she did to deserve this — and didn't Queenie like her pies?! WAS IT BECAUSE OF THE PIES?!

My heart still sings for that scene between Jude and the Angel of Death in the diner. More like that please.

I thought the show was pretty clear that Henry got the book from Snow though?

A year ago (in the show's timeline) wasn't Burt like one of the people most avidly against Finn and Rachel getting married, but suddenly now he's all for young love and marrying young and follow your heart? Yeesh. Glee can't be consistent in anything aside from how much it changes characterizations every given scene.

Yeah. The scenes between them are definitely highlights for me, too. It felt so off to me that he wasn't there for her wedding last episode. I mean I get that it was short notice at all, but it just seemed weird. I really just want him around more.

I tried watching this show when it was first airing but tired out a few episodes in (mostly because the Josh character was so ridiculously douchey I just couldn't bare it) and I stopped checking in. Then a few months ago when the whole season was finished I gave it another shot and I have to say it's really grown on…

"And how did Mindy Lahiri end up so unlikeable and annoying as a main protagonist?"

I think they're implying black people are more homophobic as a group than non-black people.