You're listening to Once, episode 183, Unforgiven.

Unforgiven. Welcome back to another episode of Once, the unofficial podcast for ABC's TV show Once Upon a Time.

I'm Daniel J. Lewis.

I'm Jeremy Loughlin.

And I'm Aaron. Thank you for joining us. We have watched and prepared for you some great conversation, a feast of puff I mean of unforgiveness of this episode. Unforgiven. It's one of those episodes to me that honestly, the more I watched it, the more frustrated I got.

I would concur with that statement. Really? I've only watched it twice, but I was more frustrated the

second time than the first. I was thinking, based on some interaction we had earlier, Erin,

I was thinking you were going to say, but I loved this episode. Well, I did the first? I was thinking, based on some interaction we had earlier, Erin, I was thinking you were going

to say, but I loved this episode.

Well, I did the first time I watched it.

There was the normal amount of frustration with stuff, inconsistencies, et cetera.

But I did.

And I really liked the present stuff more than the past stuff.

But yeah, no, then I just rewatched it and I'm

a little bit frustrated and I'm excited still to talk about it. I think in a rare moment for me,

my opinion did not really change significantly one way or the other going through and taking notes.

Maybe it's because I didn't find all that much to be terribly noteworthy, but usually I will

an episode that I really liked initially, I will like less, and one that I didn't like initially,

I will like more when we dissect it. But at the moment, now, that's pending conversation that we're

about to have. My opinion from Sunday night is relatively unchanged,

which is to say I would probably rate it around a six.

Okay.

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