Daphne is definitely going to wind up at the wedding.

The thing is, they weren't reverted. There was an entire episode about that last season how they are *not* their original personalities, but a combination of both (is that the brief reference you're talking about?). You are right that this is incredibly easy for them to swallow, but, well, suspension of disbelief and…

Wendy would understand a gun well, though. It's not that new of a concept.

Well, he looks much better this season, I think. And that's the least of reasons why it would be a horrible idea to kill him off.

He has this whole Dionysian thing going on, it reminds me of Maryann on True Blood (who's one of my all-time favorite villains).

Robin Hood did have a wife he seemed to be happy with and a son, so there's that. He really does not have the vibe of a guy who lost his only chance at love (but I'm not opposed to a future romance between him and Regina, if it's kept a minor thing and it doesn't overtake her character. would be nice for her to have a…

I don't know, the dreamshade as a magical weapon of mass destruction thing works for me. It had not been set up thoroughly, yes, but it's a minor thing even in the context of this episode as what really fucked Hook up was that his brother basically died because the government lied to him about the nature of his work.

Was he ever an 'evil pirate' though? I mean, yes, his actions haven't exactly been moral in the past, but he hasn't been portrayed as murderer exactly, more like a opportunistic thieving jerk with a strong survivalist streak.

Never has a stranger offering candy to children while their parents are far away better than Regina.

I actually liked David this episode, he was fun. Maybe because he was irrationally awful to Hook who's been nothing but nice to him since the poison hit and yelling things like 'LOL HONOR FAMILY YOU CLEARLY DON'T KNOW SHIT ABOUT THOSE', like pirates aren't even persons.

I'm writing this before watching the rest of the episodes that have aired so far (for fear of them ruining my hopes for this show): The start of season 3 is the best this show has ever been, it has an awesome villain and promise of getting deeper into the show's mythology, it moves Neal (who's becoming a better…

In her Telephone video, she's strip searched by prison guards who then discuss how it's a shame that she, in fact, does not possess a penis. It's pretty hilarious.

I love this album despite it being a huge mess. Such is the life of a Gaga fan.

Let's hope that doesn't happen. I want more Josh.

1) So the secret society/Augustine vampire is going to be the new big bad, right? Also I don't believe that they are done with Silas and Q just yet, after all there is a person in the main cast who can communicate with them easily now.
2) Being the afterlife anchor on TVD where supernatural beings drop like flies sure…

Wouldn't have imagined saying this before but Cranston's Heisenberg thing was the worst thing about this - otherwise brilliant - episode. It was just like, the most obvious joke to make.

Who cares about the love triangle, this episode was hilarious. Silas telling knock knock jokes with the punchline simply being 'I kill people lol', Tessa and Stefan trolling Elena for the better part of the episode (character x trolling Elena endlessly seems to be a running thing this season, Tessa just taking over…

About the co-opting a community she doesn't belong to - yeah, she considers herself bisexual and you have no right to assume she isn't. Might look like a marketing tool, might actually be a marketing tool, but I think she's the one who has a definitive say in that, not the people who don't like her and declare her a…

Wasn't Tyler already a hybrid by then? If they knew about the existence of a cure and Klaus was around and willing to help, it had to be at least season 3…

Tyler had that ability because he was a hybrid, or am I wrong? Hayley's an ordinary werewolf, even though pregnant with the antichrist.