“The Brothers Jones” initial reactions – ONCE236

ONCE - Once Upon a Time podcast

Daniel J. Lewis, Jeremy Laughlin, Erin, Hunter Hathaway, Jacquelyn, and Dan Flynn

Arts, Books, Film Reviews, Tv & Film, After Shows

4.4 • 589 Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2016

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Our thoughts about the book which have the power to defeat Hades, the Apprentice's unfinished business, the better sailor Hook can never be, and "Bob" is back! Plus, is Hades all bark and no bite? All these and more on our initial reactions of the episode, "The Brothers Jones."

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0:00.0	You're listening to Once, episode 236, the unofficial podcast for ABC's TV show Once Upon a time.
0:35.9	I'm Daniel J. Lewis.
0:37.0	I'm Aaron. And we just finished watching
0:39.1	this episode, The Brothers Jones, which was an interesting episode, I think, not as exciting as some of
0:47.7	the others, but did have some cool things to it that will certainly dig into in a lot more depth in our upcoming
0:55.4	full discussion. But Aaron, what did you think of this episode? Well, I didn't know that that
1:00.5	was the title of this episode until you just said it. And I had a note about that because I was like,
1:05.2	it just doesn't have the same ring to it as the brother's grim. Yeah. It was a good episode. I enjoyed a lot of the backstory that we got,
1:15.0	but it was a little slow, and the whole Henry situation is still really annoying to me,
1:20.2	although he did rectify that by the end. So, yeah. And, well, it's great to see Bob is back,
1:27.1	the pen, whom we have affectionately named Bob. And, well, it's great to see Bob is back, the pen, whom we have affectionately named Bob.
1:30.7	And that Henry can write the story was what I thought was going to be the point in the first place,
1:37.6	like that the apprentice would say, Henry, you need to write the story so that the heroes can
1:43.0	know what Hades is trying to hide from everyone. But instead, no, it's, you need to write the story so that the heroes can know what Hades is trying to hide from
1:45.9	everyone. But instead, no, it's, you need to find the book. Well, the apprentice didn't say that,
1:51.0	but Henry could have written the book, the whole book. Yeah, I'm still very confused about
1:56.2	the author and the power and what the apprentice wants from him and what Henry can do.
2:02.1	Like, can he, when he became the author, does he suddenly become somebody who can find out
2:06.8	a bunch of information that he could normally not get?
2:10.0	Or he's only going to be able to write what he knows as Henry, but his storybook has everything in it, things that one author seemingly couldn't
2:21.9	possibly know.
2:22.8	Well, I think now that we know that the quill is a living entity, that's why we named it Bob,
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