Liz
These are two eps I just have to say something about.
Continue readingAnd here we come to one of my absolute favorites and, as I had to realize, an episode that still touches my heart and brings tears to my eyes: The first Rumbelle episode.
Continue readingTwo more. Not so many today, not feeling well.
Continue readingAnd on we go… I will probably not always have something to say about an episode, so these have different lengths.
Continue readingAs announced in the earlier post, I will now start my S1 rewatch of OUAT and comment on some things I notice there.
Here are episodes 1&2.
Continue readingIt’s been a loooooong time since I’ve written something here.
It’s also been a long time since I’ve last seen OUAT.
Continue readingJane’s bearing gifts again…
So… yeah. Not that much to say about this episode, just a few notes.
Continue readingPlease be aware that this is massive – bring some times if you want to read it (and it’s only the first part, lol).
Before the episode aired, there were teasers going around, one of them said that TSoT is a love letter to John Watson. Naturally, everyone, me included, assumed that this is a love letter from the show’s creators to John because he’s just as much an important person in a show where focus mostly rests on the titular main character Sherlock Holmes.
I don’t think anyone predicted that we could be wrong. This was a love letter to John Watson, all right. But not from the creators. It came right from said titular main character himself.
I wasn’t sure how to approach this review, but in the last one using headlines worked pretty well. This time though it won’t be about characters, but events. I hope it all makes sense. There might be repeats in there, but it is still the easiest way to do this review.
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