Once Upon a Time -- "The Doctor" -- 10/28/12
10-28-12, 03:59 PM
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Once Upon a Time -- "The Doctor" -- 10/28/12
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10-28-12, 08:11 PM
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Re: Once Upon a Time -- "The Doctor" -- 10/28/12
Yeah, someone pointed that ouit in las week's thread.
I enjoyed this episode. Interesting to see Carlyle doing his alternate Rumplestiltskin performance again. I assume he goes completely batty and becomes the more familiar Rumple during whatever series of events cause the rift between himself and Regina.
Weird that David didn't at least stick around while Regina tried to talk to Daniel.
I enjoyed this episode. Interesting to see Carlyle doing his alternate Rumplestiltskin performance again. I assume he goes completely batty and becomes the more familiar Rumple during whatever series of events cause the rift between himself and Regina.
Weird that David didn't at least stick around while Regina tried to talk to Daniel.
10-28-12, 09:25 PM
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Re: Once Upon a Time -- "The Doctor" -- 10/28/12
Yeah, someone pointed that ouit in las week's thread.
I enjoyed this episode. Interesting to see Carlyle doing his alternate Rumplestiltskin performance again. I assume he goes completely batty and becomes the more familiar Rumple during whatever series of events cause the rift between himself and Regina.
Weird that David didn't at least stick around while Regina tried to talk to Daniel.
I enjoyed this episode. Interesting to see Carlyle doing his alternate Rumplestiltskin performance again. I assume he goes completely batty and becomes the more familiar Rumple during whatever series of events cause the rift between himself and Regina.
Weird that David didn't at least stick around while Regina tried to talk to Daniel.
10-28-12, 10:11 PM
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Re: Once Upon a Time -- "The Doctor" -- 10/28/12
Daniel's demise was kind of anticlimactic since he was Regina's true love.
Oh Daniel, it's me!
GRRR, it hurts!
Okay. *poof* Goodbye. *sniff*
Next week
Oh Daniel, it's me!
GRRR, it hurts!
Okay. *poof* Goodbye. *sniff*
Next week
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10-28-12, 10:17 PM
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Re: Once Upon a Time -- "The Doctor" -- 10/28/12
I'm also upset they never found out whom the heart belonged to. The episode seemed to imply that the nature of the original possesor of the heart is what was making Daniel a rampaging monster.
10-28-12, 10:26 PM
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Re: Once Upon a Time -- "The Doctor" -- 10/28/12
I thought they did a great job this week of giving all three worlds a good amount of screentime. Liked the music and old-school Frankenstein look they gave the final scene.
10-29-12, 06:14 AM
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Re: Once Upon a Time -- "The Doctor" -- 10/28/12
I was disappointed that she just dissolved him. It would have been far more tragic if she had to rip out his heart, like her mother had done in front of Regina so long ago.
I'm also upset they never found out whom the heart belonged to. The episode seemed to imply that the nature of the original possesor of the heart is what was making Daniel a rampaging monster.
I'm also upset they never found out whom the heart belonged to. The episode seemed to imply that the nature of the original possesor of the heart is what was making Daniel a rampaging monster.
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In the end, it may really be something to gloss over.
10-29-12, 06:48 AM
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Re: Once Upon a Time -- "The Doctor" -- 10/28/12
Wasn't the monster always just misunderstood rather than evil? But I get your point.
Speaking of the monster, I found it interesting that they refered to it as Victor's brother. It makes a certain kind of sense, given that the general public tends to associate the name Frankenstein with the monster more than the doctor himself.
On another note, it was interesting to see Regina's first encounter with Jefferson. Especially since it's quite a contrast from how he was when we first saw him. Being a dad really changed his life for the worse.
Although, given the nature of this show, we'll probably find out that girl isn't his daughter but rather the child of someone he screwed over royally.
Speaking of the monster, I found it interesting that they refered to it as Victor's brother. It makes a certain kind of sense, given that the general public tends to associate the name Frankenstein with the monster more than the doctor himself.
On another note, it was interesting to see Regina's first encounter with Jefferson. Especially since it's quite a contrast from how he was when we first saw him. Being a dad really changed his life for the worse.
Although, given the nature of this show, we'll probably find out that girl isn't his daughter but rather the child of someone he screwed over royally.
