He should have taken a cue from his Houseworld counterpart and attacked the Australian with one of his scalpels.

And yet having watched it on DVD it doesn't seem to suck at all. I agree it shouldn't be repeated, but only because it's been done.

Didn't Jennifer Morrison wear that white sweater in House at some point?

Did the reviewer not realise that Regina saw David's car and enchanted the tracks it had left to be luminous?

I'm a tad disappointed that the Sheriff of Nottingham has a Cockney accent. He should have instead referred to himself as the Sherriff of Nottnam.

Exactly right. By 'self-interested' I don't mean 'self-centred' or 'selfish' - just that all people are self-interested by nature - you're interested in what happens to yourself.

I'm legitimately implying that a man who takes the same first step as Hitler did against a particular minority group may possibly end up taking the same last step, which in this case is commit genocide against three million American Muslims, and that we should warn against it rather than assume it won't happen.

I'd prefer HASTA LA VISTA, BABY.

Yeah, but it wasn't as calculated or extensive as I recall. And the last two, evil as they are, don't inherently involve murder.

Maybe it was the FL in the middle indicating that the driver came from Tallahassee? That's what I thought. But then I know next to nothing about American license plates (except not to refer to them as 'number plates').

Maybe Regina's curse killed all of the general public and only transported the royals, upper class and key economic merchants like miners and fisher-people.

Perhaps the characters could live and work in Storybrooke and go to Fairyland for creative writing retreats and such.

Speaking of magic, perhaps magic is only available to royals and the upper class, and serves as a means of teleportation which the royals take for granted so much that they don't think about how they just travelled 10,000 miles in a couple of minutes.

Perhaps the powers that be in fairytale lands are as medieval in their attitudes to lechery as they are in other aspects of society. Perhaps it's inculcated into young fairyland women that showing cleavage is a way to attract a man for otherwise-rare empowerment purposes (Cora did seem to treat marrying below your…

Few if any people will have told stories about a medieval Australia populated by white people, so either Belle is from somewhere else or 'Australiana' just stopped getting talked about eventually, unlike the Enchanted Forest and other such realms.

You knew at time of writing that Emilie de Ravin is actually Australian?

Perhaps that's how Hook was able to get the drop on Belle, if he saw her through the hull and the wall.

Because your own history does not contain the superlative example of the horror that discrimination can lead to.

No, it's that if the holocaust was the pool at the bottom of a series of dark steps, and we see the first of those steps being gone down again, we have a duty to remind people about the pool at the bottom.

Eventually, yes.