I have to wait until tomorrow to watch it!

This episode was pretty boring in comparison to the other two, but I'm not surprised since it was a Charming episode.

Anyway, King Arthur is shady as hell but you could tell that when they first met him. Also I wonder what the history is between him and Lancelot. I just hope Charming is not too heartbroken when he finds out what a bad person he is. In the case of Hook and Emma, Hook did the right thing in breaking up with her. She is going to manipulate him and it's best that he stays away from espically since he doesn't know what she wants. Though my two favorite parts of the episode were the Zelena/Regina banter and Rumple waking up. I'm so glad he is back into the show again.

Just as a side note, I'm waiting for Dark Swan to do something really bad. So far she is all talk about how she is going to punish them. I don't call trying to manipulate Hook and Regina as being that bad. I want her to do something extremely dark similar to Regina killing Graham in season 1 (which I'm still mad about BTW). But in the writers defense we are only three episodes in.

I don't want anyone else to die, but I do at the same time. And, with the luck of OUAT, whoever dies will probably brought back somehow. However, I want something dramatic. The show is in its second half pretty much, so the intensity level should keep rising.



I'm ready for Belle's centric episode--she better have one because I realized during this episode that I miss her! She's such a nice character and I want to know her a little bit better. It's funny to think that I've followed de Ravin's characters since 2004 and it's already 2015.



Mostly everything in this episode was predictable, but Rumple's return in the end was fairly big. We already knew that Arthur and Guinevere were bad, and we already knew that Lancelot was still alive. That being said, though, I really enjoyed this episode, and it was really nice to see Prince Charming put back into the spotlight. Was I the only one who was waiting for him to finally be called King David or something? It's about time.



I'm interested in what happens to Rumple. At this point, it's kind of confusing, but I'll have to watch the episode again to understand everything. The question about his fate, though, remains: who is he without the darkness consuming him?

Horrible episode.

That episode was so bad

The 40 seconds that Zelena and Regina shared the screen was its single redeeming point

I don't think they're going to kill anyone major. Like they can't.

That's why I wouldn't be surprised if Peter Pan will somehow be resurrected. Just like they brought back the Wicked Witch

It wasn't a bad episode. It was a necessary episode. We always have these episodes. They have to tell the story and develop the characters. The whole point of this episode was to show how Arthur is manipulative and can't be trusted!

Also, when Gryff drank the poison, did anyone catch the green smoke? Zelena had something to do with this, I'm sure. Since they arrived back in Storybrooke, we've only seen Zelena once. Which was when Granny's landed. She was in the background. I don't think that's coincidence.

I actually loved the episode. I think it was important for us to be CERTAIN about Arthur and they cannot simply jump to the conclusion of the story, or rush everything.

Everything is being explained in details, and I love that and it builds up even more for the whole mystery

The 3rd episode was pretty boring. The first two were good, but I kept getting distracted during the last one.

This season has been awful, but that episode is especially bad.

The only thing I'm still looking forward to for this show is the resolution to Regina - Zelena relationship.

I havent watch this show since forever lol i think it was when Pan was around lol

At least, she's the least annoying one of the Charmings.

This episode was boring

But the next one looks so AMAZING

At least Charming had something to do other then standing next to Snow.

Arthur should just seduce Charming to seal the deal. Who cares about a rotting chair.

The fact that a "dead" Lancelot just waltz into a castle within reach of the king says a lot about their security.

That episode was a boring mess, but charming.....Whew Lawd! The amount of lusting I'm doing after this married man. He got muscles, looks & Cakes. Take me charming

Snow is not worthy to even be in the same continent as him.

Exactly

What if Lancelot was still actually dead? What if Emma figured out what Arthur was doing and disguised herself as Lancelot to turn Snow against him? Think about it, if Emma told Snow she used dark magic to spy on Arthur, she would be livid! But if Lancelot told her, then she would believe it. Emma was there when Lancelot died. So she knows about all that.

Emma was still in the room when we saw Lancelot after MM left it.

Side point:

I just realised Zelena was in Devil Wears Prada