Sigh, sad to see this show go…

Yeah. It introduced a lot of plot elements and actually blurred alot of the lines between the "good" and "bad" characters. They've committed to Gold being the bad guy again while still trying to "have it all" with Belle and his new son; they have Henry being tempted by the evil Regina; they have Belle and Zelina…

Apparently a number of ppl…

I'd like to see Henry turn to the dark side for awhile as long as they make it realistic….

I liked it too. I found myself actually interested in seeing whether or not he'd turn.

…so did Disney buy the John Hughes collection or something…

What ever happened to Lily?? I liked the idea of Emma having a "sister".

Okay, I was born in '78, but I've always thought of myself as a Gen-X'er. Being a millenial would put me in the same generation as my nephew… yeeeaah…. that's no bueno…

What was so great about that line was that I was slready thinking about Pace Picante Sauce commercials immediately after he says "New York City!?", so that by the time he says "they make such great salsa," I was already busting out laughing… He delivers that line that well.

Most fans disliked her and preferred Adalind. So the fans who liked Juliette have been vocal this year and used the crap excuse of "rape babies" to shove their point down our throats. There's a big difference between the kind of violent rape that traumatizes people all over this country and what happened to Nick. …

Hey Crossfit women do it all the time up until around 7 months.

Like for the Haven ref!

…or better yet… a blues song… wish BB King were still alive to write it…

True, but certain shows from support studios like Disney and Marvel are always going to get a leg-up at ABC since they play support roles to their movie endeavors.

Not in Portland it isn't. That's more like being Mormon in Utah or Eastern European in Chicago. It might keep him from becoming POTUS, but in Portland, it's gotta be a plus…

That's an astute observation. You do that alot at bars eh?

And they all usually rate discounts at many gyms and healthclubs even though some need those discounts less than others. Nurses and docs get paid more than enough to pay full-price and still get discounts.

And NBC tends to be alot more patient, predictable and loyal to their own shows than the other major networks. They favor consistency over constant turnover. At the very least, since My Name is Earl, they've been pretty good about giving their shows some headway before cancellation so you at least have some closure.

And where did he get a hand grenade?

Katee Sackhoff was the entire reason that I'd started watching the show in the first place, so any character that bounced off her was interesting to me. Branch was good for that. And yes, he was a dick, but he was still loyal in the end. His dad was an even bigger asshole.