Synopsis:

Emma, Mary Margaret and David go in search of Regina when they discover that she - along with some magic beans - have gone missing. But against Neal's protests, Emma still believes that Tamara had something to do with Regina's disappearance; and Mr. Gold contemplates telling Lacey the truth about his ability to conjure magic. Meanwhile, after Rumplestiltskin abandons his son and lets him travel alone through a portal, young Bae finds himself back in 19th century London and is taken in by the Darling family -- befriending their daughter Wendy -- on "Once Upon a Time," SUNDAY, MAY 5 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.

Episode 21 of 22

Why does everyone forget how to pull a trigger when it really counts? Case in point: Don't pick up your gun off the ground and shoot Taser Girl. Engage her in a poorly choreographed hand-to-hand fight instead.

But then I guess Emma takes after her dumbass father.

I'm a little disappointed with the reveal of Pete Hutter's fate. I was hoping he'd have been who Gold sent from Storybrooke to fetch Henry for Regina.

Although Baelfire's backstory wasn't entirely unexpected, I'm actually interested in where it's headed. I'm also wondering if they were implying that Pan's shadow was actually the wraith from earlier this season.

It wasn't half bad. I liked the Baelfire backstory and the scenes with Gold in present time Storybrooke. The science stuff needs to go away fast though. And Taser Girl can leave the show as well since her character does nothing for me.

I like how Gold and Belle both did heel turns and are back together.

Ginnifer Goodwin is too cute for words.

I hope we haven't seen the last of Bael, I enjoyed his story and how he got wrapped up in the Peter Pan tale.

This was actually one of the more watchable episodes of the past season, though granted that isn't setting the bar very high.