Although I think it helps that I agree with nearly everything you say.
I really like Charming, both his storyline and as a character, and I'm not entirely sure why. I've never been drawn to those alpha male, hero types, but there's something about the way he plays it that rocks those scenes.
I'm also really impressed with the effort they put into Regina's appearance and the actress's skill in differentiating between her younger, ingenuous self and the black magic baddie she would become. She really does seem like a different person and it's great to see the foundations for her future role as the evil queen.
I'm not sure why they keep insisting on bringing Jefferson back. He seems like a bit of a useless dandy to me. He has no power in Storybrooke and his story arc there has come to his natural conclusion, so his continual presence seems kind of redundant.
I wonder what the next Regina-centric episode will be like. I don't want to like her, but damn, she plays the villain so well.
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Although I think it helps that I agree with nearly everything you say.
I really like Charming, both his storyline and as a character, and I'm not entirely sure why. I've never been drawn to those alpha male, hero types, but there's something about the way he plays it that rocks those scenes.
I'm also really impressed with the effort they put into Regina's appearance and the actress's skill in differentiating between her younger, ingenuous self and the black magic baddie she would become. She really does seem like a different person and it's great to see the foundations for her future role as the evil queen.
I'm not sure why they keep insisting on bringing Jefferson back. He seems like a bit of a useless dandy to me. He has no power in Storybrooke and his story arc there has come to his natural conclusion, so his continual presence seems kind of redundant.
I wonder what the next Regina-centric episode will be like. I don't want to like her, but damn, she plays the villain so well.