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Cleveland Show- Weird, I know South Park has had a quick turnaround time on making time relevant jokes, but wasn't the Finder only canceled within the past few days? I'm surprised the Cleveland show was able to throw in not one but two jokes about The Finder's cancellation. Also, while they were amusing, they were also kinda mean! Heh, why single them out?
Game of Thrones- I like Ygritte, she's hilarious. You know, I totally forgot the Night Watch were supposed to be celibate?
Anyways, Bran and Rickon are obviously not dead. For one, they're not going to kill off four somewhat relevant characters offscreen- and I say four because they wouldn't kill the Stark boys without definitely killing Hodor, and I would think if they captured Osha they'd have Theon be menacing towards her- if he didn't kill her outright, he'd prolly kill her after punishing her for making him look the fool. Secondly, the bodies were unidentifiable. And third, when the group was outside the farmhouse hoping to get some food, instead of saying "let's go the that farmhouse", they said, "let's go to that farmhouse WHERE WE SENT THOSE TWO YOUNG ORPHAN BOYS TO LIVE". Its like gee, why clarify that two other boys live there, and then have Theon hang two unidentifiable bodies.
Once Upon a Time- That was a surprising season finale! I guess Henry dying was enough to finally get Emma to believe, and not two seconds later she actually confronted Regina about it! It was also cool to see the return of a lot of old faces, like the Huntsman and Maleficent. Nice to see Jefferson play a vital role by freeing Belle and telling her to go to Rumple and making sure she tells him that Regina was responsible for his imprisonment.
But cool, Emma actually broke the curse, and everyone got their memory back. Though why would the Blue Fairy tell Regina to run instead of you know, having one of the several people in the room seize her? Although granted, when Rumple drops the true love potion in the magic well to return magic to Storybrooke, Regina would've gotten her powers back (I assume she is given the sly smile she had when she saw the cloud approaching) and easily escaped.
And yeah, I know Regina has done a lot of horrible things, and some people say that having her mother kill her true love because of Snow's loose lips isn't an excuse, its still sad to see Regina upset. She legitimately loved Henry, and it was heartbreaking to see her go in his room and sniff his pillow. It is interesting that she did love Henry though. Like she didn't seem interested in having kids of her own in Fairy Tale land, why the change of heart in Storybrooke?
Cleveland Show- Weird, I know South Park has had a quick turnaround time on making time relevant jokes, but wasn't the Finder only canceled within the past few days? I'm surprised the Cleveland show was able to throw in not one but two jokes about The Finder's cancellation. Also, while they were amusing, they were also kinda mean! Heh, why single them out?
Game of Thrones- I like Ygritte, she's hilarious. You know, I totally forgot the Night Watch were supposed to be celibate?
Anyways, Bran and Rickon are obviously not dead. For one, they're not going to kill off four somewhat relevant characters offscreen- and I say four because they wouldn't kill the Stark boys without definitely killing Hodor, and I would think if they captured Osha they'd have Theon be menacing towards her- if he didn't kill her outright, he'd prolly kill her after punishing her for making him look the fool. Secondly, the bodies were unidentifiable. And third, when the group was outside the farmhouse hoping to get some food, instead of saying "let's go the that farmhouse", they said, "let's go to that farmhouse WHERE WE SENT THOSE TWO YOUNG ORPHAN BOYS TO LIVE". Its like gee, why clarify that two other boys live there, and then have Theon hang two unidentifiable bodies.
Once Upon a Time- That was a surprising season finale! I guess Henry dying was enough to finally get Emma to believe, and not two seconds later she actually confronted Regina about it! It was also cool to see the return of a lot of old faces, like the Huntsman and Maleficent. Nice to see Jefferson play a vital role by freeing Belle and telling her to go to Rumple and making sure she tells him that Regina was responsible for his imprisonment.
But cool, Emma actually broke the curse, and everyone got their memory back. Though why would the Blue Fairy tell Regina to run instead of you know, having one of the several people in the room seize her? Although granted, when Rumple drops the true love potion in the magic well to return magic to Storybrooke, Regina would've gotten her powers back (I assume she is given the sly smile she had when she saw the cloud approaching) and easily escaped.
And yeah, I know Regina has done a lot of horrible things, and some people say that having her mother kill her true love because of Snow's loose lips isn't an excuse, its still sad to see Regina upset. She legitimately loved Henry, and it was heartbreaking to see her go in his room and sniff his pillow. It is interesting that she did love Henry though. Like she didn't seem interested in having kids of her own in Fairy Tale land, why the change of heart in Storybrooke?
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