Mr. Gold is desperate to find out August’s true identity, while Baelfire seeks to reverse Rumpelstiltskin’s status as the Dark One so that they can go back to their normal life together.
Regina’s plan to finally get her revenge against Mary Margaret is coming together, while the reason behind their feud is revealed.
The sequel to 2016’s Trolls becomes the first film intended for theatrical release to be circulated on digital platforms amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
Emma finds herself in mortal danger when she attempts to locate Mary Margaret, while The Evil Queen has some business in Wonderland.
Mary Margaret finds herself in the frame for Kathryn’s disappearance, while Charming tries to stop Snow from turning to evil as she strives to destroy the Evil Queen once and for all.
On the 10th Anniversary of Matt Smith’s premiere episode on Doctor Who, Twitter looks back at The Eleventh Hour: the first episode in a new era of Who
It’s Ruby’s turn in the spotlight this episode, as she attempts to strike out on her own away from Granny. Meanwhile, the investigation into Kathryn’s disappearance unearths a chilling find.
We learn the wholly unnecessary backstory to Leroy’s fairytale counterpart “Dreamy”…wait…Dreamy?
Emma becomes more determined to figure out the mystery behind the enigmatic Stranger, while David promises to break off his relationship with Kathryn, with disastrous consequences.
Mr. Gold pursues vigilante justice when he is robbed, while Rumpelstiltskin makes a deal with Belle in the Enchanted Forest.
Cashing in on the success of one of Disney Channel’s most beloved hits? High School Musical: The Musical: The Series more than justifies its existence within the first episode alone, perhaps even surpassing the original.
Emma and Sidney try to expose Regina’s corruption, while the mysteries surrounding the death of Snow’s father and revealed.
Mary Margaret and David struggle to control their feelings for each other, while Snow and Charming attempt to reunite in the Enchanted Forest.
Emma confronts her own past when she helps two children track down their father before they are placed into the foster system.
The heartwarming ensemble sitcom about a Cuban-American family returns to screens; a warm tonic to calm even the quickest of heartbeats.
With hosts Alie Ward, Zainab Johnson and Sammy Obeid, 100 Humans seeks to answer some of humanity’s more bizarre questions, with entertaining and amusing results.
Emma becomes locked in a tense battle to become the Sheriff of Storybrooke, while we learn the events that moulded Rumpelstiltskin.
It’s been 15 years since Doctor Who rocketed back onto our screens with “Rose”. To celebrate, Doctor Who fans tuned in simultaneously to host a rewatch, even trending on Twitter UK.
Graham starts to remember his previous life as the Huntsman.
David grows increasingly close to Mary Margaret, while we learn the secrets of Prince Charming’s past.
In preparation for the #TripofaLifetime rewatch of Doctor Who’s revival episode “Rose” on its 15th anniversary, Russell T Davies releases a new prequel to the story, which has never before been seen.
Henry finds himself in danger when he searches for proof of the curse, while Jiminy Cricket makes a calamitous decision in his attempt to escape his nefarious parents.
Cinderella makes a regrettable deal with Rumpelstiltskin and Emma tries to help a vulnerable young woman escape from Storybrooke.
Snow White and Prince Charming meet in unusual circumstances, while Mary Margaret starts to form a strong connection to mysterious coma patient John Doe.
Regina strives to get rid of Emma in Storybrooke, while we see the terrible deeds the Evil Queen performed to ensure the Dark Curse came to fruition.
To kick off my quarantine watching, I’m embroiling myself once more in the immersive and slightly confusing quagmire that is ABC’s Once Upon a Time.
At 7pm on 21st March, Doctor Who fans marked the dire times with a rewatch of 50th anniversary special The Day of the Doctor, and came together as even Steven Moffat took to Twitter to share his own thoughts on the episode. Perennially late to the party, here I am to share my own.
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Having been in previews since February 13th, Pretty Woman had its official opening last night and signalled this event by releasing some brilliant promotional pictures of the West End cast, by Helen Maybanks.
Now showing at the Piccadilly Theatre, the musical adaptation of the 1990 Gary Marshall and J. F. Lawton film, featuring a score by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, is pure, unadulterated fun.
Based on the hit 1998 Dreamworks film, with a score by Stephen Schwartz (Wicked), The Prince of Egypt is a bold and stunning new production, now showing at the Dominion Theatre.
Lloyd Vogel (Matthew Rhys) sets out to write a character assassination against beloved children’s TV host Fred Rogers (Tom Hanks), and instead finds himself deconstructed under Rogers’ compassionate tutelage.
Standout Suicide Squad character Harley Quinn takes centre stage in this zany, female empowerment action flick, proving that often villains are as captivating as their heroic counterparts.
Jodie Whittaker is back for her second series as the thirteenth incarnation of the Doctor, alongside companions Bradley Walsh, Mandip Gill and Tosin Cole as Graham, Yaz and Ryan.
Olivia Colman quiets fears that the Netflix epic would be any less beguiling, as we all peep behind the curtains of Buckingham Palace at the Royal Family once more.
Jumanji: The Next Level promises something even more challenging, but fails to step up from its predecessor.
Greta Gerwig’s love letter to Louisa May Alcott’s story is full of heart and incredibly relatable for a modern audience.
The reaction to Tom Hooper’s Cat‘s adaptation is a prime example of how trendy negativity has become.
New year, new…movies? Ah yes, that ancient saying. A new year heralds a whole new bucketful of content to discover and become engrossed by. Who knows what favourite films you may have discovered by the end of this year? There are infinite possibilities, and perhaps it’s not even on this list, but here are the…
JJ Abrams brings us to the end of the “Skywalker Saga” in an emotionally satisfying way.
Mark My Words 