"Once Upon a Time" 3x22 Full Reaction
Added 2025-11-07 01:09:33 +0000 UTCDue to hard drive failure, this could not be made into an edit for Youtube, so it's free for anyone to view. My apologies to the Youtube-only viewers about that. I hope this is sufficient proof that you are equally appreciated! <3
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These two episodes are lots of fun and whimsy, with a side of shenanigan. Until the tears near the end. That said, Regina is mostly right. Whatever the consequences, Emma didn't consider any...but there would inevitably be for bringing someone who was long-dead, whose family has moved on (whether or not she knew that family, it's been years and they've likely moved on). Bringing them to the future will have undeniable and, ultimately, unnecessary consequences and Emma didn't care. Unnecessary because the person's having already been dead all this time hasn't created a dystopian world...her absence, even before we know who she is, meant that no one in present time is currently hurting. Bringing her back caused hurt that didn't have to happen. And please continue with the whole show *if you can*. It's really such a magnificent journey and so nice to have someone to cry with!
Victoria A Wilder
2025-12-27 01:57:44 +0000 UTCI'm with you on enjoying what they chose to do with the time travel plot. It felt like a love letter to season 1 of the show!
Imagine Nat
2025-11-11 04:16:40 +0000 UTCNo idea why I thought there were only 5 seasons :D Yeah, I think this one was less about drama, and more about giving the fans a little whimsical wish fulfilment. Regina in love and happy, Emma finally kissing Hook, Snow and Charming with little Neal. . . then they had to ruin it all, of course, because Once has gotta Once it all up eventually :D We can't have nice things for long in this show!
Jessie Nebulous
2025-11-07 02:43:18 +0000 UTCThere are actually seven seasons total of this show. Not sure how that affects any editing decisions for YouTube, but do with that info what you will! I agree that as far as epic finales go this one doesn't hit as hard as the previous ones (which I'm glad didn't bother you), but I also think their goal was less about playing with dramatic highs and more about enjoying the whimsical opportunity they had set up with the time travel scenario. Not that they didn't plant the seeds about Marian and the figure dressed in blue at the end for future set-up potential. And yes, the urn holding that figure was the one that fell through the time portal from Rumple's vault. Thank you again for uploading both episodes in one day, and I'll see you for the next one!
B@ldWatchR
2025-11-07 02:33:23 +0000 UTC
