TV Guide Magazine: Emma has always been the show's hero. Has she switched to full-on domestic mode now?
Morrison: She's a little softer around the edges. She's been raising Henry for a year in New York, making breakfast for him and playing video games — the real things people do — not fighting off giants and witches. But obviously that can't last forever for the sake of our storytelling.
TV Guide Magazine: Speaking of that: How will she and Henry reconnect with the others?
Morrison: Emma will be shaken out of her memory loss sooner than Henry — she gets pulled out of that and needs to go find her family. We'll spend a lot of the second half of the season trying to track down who caused the new curse and why.
TV Guide Magazine: Sounds like the handiwork of the Wicked Witch of the West (played by Lost's Rebecca Mader).
Morrison: She's possibly the most terrifying villain we've ever had because her desires and intentions are very unclear. The show has begun to feel eerie, in a great way. I read the scripts and go, "Oh, God, what's coming next?"
Morrison: She's a little softer around the edges. She's been raising Henry for a year in New York, making breakfast for him and playing video games — the real things people do — not fighting off giants and witches. But obviously that can't last forever for the sake of our storytelling.
TV Guide Magazine: Speaking of that: How will she and Henry reconnect with the others?
Morrison: Emma will be shaken out of her memory loss sooner than Henry — she gets pulled out of that and needs to go find her family. We'll spend a lot of the second half of the season trying to track down who caused the new curse and why.
TV Guide Magazine: Sounds like the handiwork of the Wicked Witch of the West (played by Lost's Rebecca Mader).
Morrison: She's possibly the most terrifying villain we've ever had because her desires and intentions are very unclear. The show has begun to feel eerie, in a great way. I read the scripts and go, "Oh, God, what's coming next?"
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I'd love to hear more about Snow's pregnancy, but they seem to be keeping that under wraps for some reason. I need something new!
ReplyDeleteYeah, that is surprising. It will be weird/cool if Emma is the one trying to get Henry to "believe" this time.
ReplyDeleteYa! Since they are writing her pregnancy into the show i guess that will come into play by the end of the season ad have her 'give birth' in the beginning of S4
ReplyDeleteOUaT and Grey's Anatomy are famous for having interview after interview saying the same crap over and over. I get it that they need to keep the buzz going but they need to add something new or keep the interviews to a minimum..
I definitely don't want the memory-loss thing dragged out very long. It was done well in Season One, but its freshness as a plot device has certainly been worn out.
ReplyDeleteYa! They would have been crazy repeating that once again..
ReplyDelete"Wish they would come out with something new instead of rehashing the same old stuff..."
ReplyDeleteI agree so much. The possibilities for this show are endless, I don't understand why they insist on using stuff that's already been done before only a couple of seasons ago :/
They are giving so many love interests to Emma I am starting to feel like they are going to turn her into the Phoebe Halliwell of OUAT...
ReplyDeleteI'm glad Jennifer dodge the Neal and Hook question
ReplyDeletewell its going on 4 for Emma. Phoebe had more then that and then some
ReplyDeleteWell, she is shipped with literally anyone and if God forbid they surprise us and kill off Hook then the sky is the limit...
ReplyDeleteFor me it's not so much how many she has as it is how many she has compared to the rest of the female characters. It seems like any hot single guy heads straight to Emma.
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