[ SECRET POST #2763 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2763 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The only reason I stuck around after the Peter Pan arc was because the mid-season finale felt amazing to me. I loved it, even if some parts I didn't give a shit about (like Rumple's really eye-roll worthy death/sacrifice and basically Hook assaulting Emma at the very end.) The Peter Pan stuff dragged on forever and I'm not sure where exactly I lost interest, because normally I love it when characters travel from their usual setting for whatever reason, but I know I threw in the towel when Pan turned out to be Rumple's dad. No thanks.

And yeah, I agree. The show interjecting Frozen into the mix is too obvious a cash cow thing. There are plenty of other fairytales they've already introduced they could focus on, but they picked Frozen of all things? I wouldn't be surprised if they decided to throw Olaf into the mix, even.

[(Anonymous)]

I liked the midseason finale too but it also felt like a good place to leave at. I considered picking up again here and there but I kept hearing about what was happening and it made me make the turn to eventually just ditch the series.

I might have picked the series up again if that mid season finale had sparked a major change. Rumple actually dieing permanently (he's the best actor on that show but they've more then overused him) and the series tone changing a lot would have been things I'd want to see.

But the writers aren't as interested in story as they are ratings pandering, so I don't see things getting better.

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Rumple staying dead could've been a really interesting thing to work with. But alas, they brought him back and sacrificed Neal as a consequence. Such a disappointment, they could've done so much with Neal.