Good point about going "off-script". I assume the long arm of the law swooping down on them will make them a little more nutso than they are. I would just assume that they would be afraid to kill Joe's "protagonist" given that the story barely seems written.

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Not sure at all that she's the mastermind. She seemed pretty intimidated by Hank, just because "Roderick sent him".

I have to admit the promo dialogue you reference above did have me laughing. If the shots were in order during that part of the promo, seems Paul was a little perplexed himself.

I'd like to understand more about Olivia besides what Hank did to her at Joe's request. I'm not a Poe scholar but the line she recited about the "ebony clock" dying with the rest of the "revelers" doesn't bode well for her, to my mind. I think this show would be likely to take a very literal reading of Poe's works,…

From her fertility goings-on, a show based solely on Maya Rudolph's pregnancies could be on the air for YEARS.

I was furious with Emma for her reluctance to tell Gold, Bae, or Henry the truth about what happened. As much as Henry is not one of my favorite characters, I had to cheer his refusal to be relegated to the bathroom, of all places. Grow a pair, Emma. If Henry can deal with dragging you to Storybrooke, the fire room,…

There could be positive sides to Matthew's demise plot-wise. It could actually force her to stop being such an insufferable twit to everyone else, including Edith. One can only hope.