I'd have to re-watch the scene.  There just seemed to be no other evidence to link Bae and Neal.  That scene needed to be about 10 lines of dialogue longer to be decisive.

I'd have to re-watch the scene.  There just seemed to be no other evidence to link Bae and Neal.  That scene needed to be about 10 lines of dialogue longer to be decisive.

While Hook and Ruby are the perfect anti Happily Ever After coupling, I think they are two fabulous for each other.  They need balance in their mates.  Not something to complete with.

While Hook and Ruby are the perfect anti Happily Ever After coupling, I think they are two fabulous for each other.  They need balance in their mates.  Not something to complete with.

Yes.

Yes.

So Hook got both Mila and Bae?  That would be an interesting little tidbit for Rumple to have to deal with.  Yes, Hook and Peter were mortal enemies and all but that is a relationship where Rumple got nothing.

So Hook got both Mila and Bae?  That would be an interesting little tidbit for Rumple to have to deal with.  Yes, Hook and Peter were mortal enemies and all but that is a relationship where Rumple got nothing.

I'm actually not buying Neal as Bae because of that scene.  While I agree that only Bae could be convinced of what August was saying by just looking into a magic glowing box, he just doesn't seem the right fit for the character.  I don't know.  It's not like I've ever believed this show has been spot on with character…

I'm actually not buying Neal as Bae because of that scene.  While I agree that only Bae could be convinced of what August was saying by just looking into a magic glowing box, he just doesn't seem the right fit for the character.  I don't know.  It's not like I've ever believed this show has been spot on with character…

I think we can let go of "Mystery Guy to open Season 2 is Baefire" plot line.

I think we can let go of "Mystery Guy to open Season 2 is Baefire" plot line.

Oliver is absolutely right.  If the writers would concentrate on using their characters to tell the story instead of showcasing a CGI that just isn't up to par, they'd be doing themselves a favor.  For gods sake, I was more convince giants existed while watching Hercules and Xena.

Oliver is absolutely right.  If the writers would concentrate on using their characters to tell the story instead of showcasing a CGI that just isn't up to par, they'd be doing themselves a favor.  For gods sake, I was more convince giants existed while watching Hercules and Xena.

Because Regina wanted him to suffer.  It's his fault she had decided to toss off her morals, turn to dark magic and power.  If he'd only been able to bring back her love then he'd be happy in Sci-fi/monster land.

Because Regina wanted him to suffer.  It's his fault she had decided to toss off her morals, turn to dark magic and power.  If he'd only been able to bring back her love then he'd be happy in Sci-fi/monster land.

Yes. Even as she was saying it I was cringing and asking the writing gods why they allowed that monstrosity of a line to be uttered again.

Yes. Even as she was saying it I was cringing and asking the writing gods why they allowed that monstrosity of a line to be uttered again.

Agreed.

Agreed.