You're listening to Once, episode 174 podcast for ABC's TV show Once Upon a Time. I'm Daniel J. Lewis.

I'm Jeremy Loughlin. And we are happy that

you are listening to us. We'll tell you about how you can send us your feedback on this episode of

Once Upon a Time in a little bit. But we just finished watching Shattered Sight. And our thoughts

are going to be a bit all over the place. So let's get into this messy stuff that happens sometimes with relationships and illumin you with a purple rock on what seems to be going on here with Once Upon a Time.

I thought this episode was really good.

I agree. I didn't like the ending. What? Well, it was beautiful. This was a very

beautiful episode. The music, the soundtrack in this episode, I loved. I saw in our chat room

I agree. During the live showing that some people thought the music was a bit over

the top but I really loved it. It made me feel like crying and I am not a crier.

How many times have I actually said that though? Maybe I should change my position.

You are when it comes to movie and TV show soundtracks though. Yes, that's true. I am a sucker

for a good soundtrack. And Mark Isham did a great job with this.

Please give us the soundtrack to seasons three and four. We will buy them and review them. We will have you on the podcast.

Seriously. But the whole thing of Ingrid suddenly being sorry.

Oh my. She turned on a dime. Yeah. I could have done with another, uh, an episode of her storming off into the woods and brooding about it for a little while

before she came to her senses fully. This makes me wonder, is this a new pattern that once upon a time

is going to follow?

Where the episode before a mid-season or season finale is where they actually wrap up the main story arc.

Well, we did get 11 hours of this one.

Right.

Yeah.

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