Once Upon a Time Season 2: [SPOILER] Joins the Cast! Wendy????

 
With only two more episode left until the Once Upon A Time’s two-part finale hits — the wonderfully-titled “Second Star to the Right” and “And Straight on ‘Til Morning” — we are on the hunt for clues to Neverland! The official OUAT Twitter page just announced the booking of a new guest star, a teenaged girl, and we can’t help but wonder if she’s our Wendy.
 
“Dearie #Oncers, please give a warm welcome to @FreyaTingley to the #OncerFamily! She has booked a guest role on #OnceUponATime!” OUAT tweeted early this morning.

Freya Tingley (who, in our humble opinion, has a name meant for being in fairy tales), is a 19-year-old Australian-born actress with only a few roles to date, the most notable probably being Netflix's upcoming horror series, Hemlock Grove.
Could Freya be OUAT’s Wendy?
Based on recent evidence, we’re guessing at least some of the gang will be heading to Neverland in the season finale, which hopefully means more Peter Pan characters will be making an appearance. Freya is a bit older than Wendy is traditionally played, but could easily play younger — or OUAT could do something different with the classic role, as they love to do.

Check out this YouTube video of Freya talking about The Acting Center, and tell us if you think she’s got the look!

On the other hand, she could be related to the other Australian beauty on the show, Belle/Lacey. In addition to their accents, they have the same dark locks. We could definitely imagine these two as sisters!

Who do you think Freya will play? Let us know in the comments below!

Catch the next episode of Once Upon a Time on Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.

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So my best Guess is there all in Neverland!!!!! AHHHHHH Aurora,Mulan and Phillip are back aswell as Neal in Neverland Beach?????????????

Once Upon a Time Synopsis For Season 2, Episode 19: "Lacey"

 
Once Upon a Time Season 2, Episode 19: “Lacey” is still several weeks away (damn you, scheduling!), but at least now we have the spoiler-y synopsis to tide us over. You can find it below.
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Here's the synopsis:

Mr. Gold enlists the aid of David to help him try to jog Belle's now cursed memories and get her to love him again; and when it is revealed that the magic beans Anton (Jorge Garcia, "Lost") and the dwarves have been harvesting have begun to grow and could possibly transport everybody home, Emma is torn over whether she would want to live in fairytale land or stay in our world. Meanwhile, in the fairytale land that was, Rumplestiltskin forces Belle to accompany him on a hunt to kill a thief, whom she had freed in the name of mercy.

That's a lot to process! But at least it makes one thing clear: Those of us who missed Mr. Gold/Rumplestiltskin (Robert Carlyle) in Episode 18 will get plenty of him in this episode to make up for it.
We know that this episode will feature Gold trying to deal with Belle's amnesia-ed alter-ego, who Emilie de Ravin refers to as "Racy Lacey." You better bet she's not the sweet girl you're used to — showrunner Edward Kitsis calls her "the opposite of Belle"!
We're glad to hear that this episode will also finally force Emma (Jennifer Morrison) to really confront what going back to Fairytale Land would mean for her. We've seen her parents debate whether or not they should go back, but we have a feeling that Emma's thoughts on the matter will make a difference to them. Would they be willing to give their daughter up if she wanted to stay here and they wanted to go back?
Meanwhile, we're super excited to see a flashback to Rumple and Belle's time together in Fairytale Land. "Skin Deep" remains one of our favorite OUAT episodes ever, and we're excited to see more of the early Rumbelle days.
Share your theories about this episode in the comments below!
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Catch the next episode on Sunday, April 21 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.

Once Upon A Time Season 3 Speculation: Will Neverland Be A Permanent Destination?

We’ve given a lot of thought about how our Storybrooke residents might end up in Neverland, but not much to what happens when they get there. Because, the thing is: if they go to Neverland, they’ll be in Neverland. And, from what we remember, that’s not the sort of trip you take lightly. What if this trip is less of a vacation and more of a move? Some fans are speculating that the trip to Neverland could stretch into Season 3.
Time to Get the Heck Outta Dodge!
Things have not been going well in Storybrooke. Outsiders with questionable motives are running around left and right. Residents still can’t cross the town line without forgetting who they are. And Regina is back to her Evil Queen self. Let’s just say, it’s not the home away from home Snow White seems to want it to be.
We know that OUAT likes game-changing endings, and have speculated about how they will end Season 2, but a mass relocation should be added to the list as a possibility. The issues that plague Storybrooke right now are not ones that can be easily magicked away, which means if the residents of Storybrooke do high-tail it out of there, they might not be coming back for a while. Our best guess at their new home...

Neverland Forever and Ever?
With the final two episodes of Once Upon A Time’s second season entitled “Second Star to the Right” and “And Straight on ‘Til Morning,” it’s been hard not to see Peter Pan around every spoiler corner. The OUAT Powers That Be have said that we will see Peter Pan — just not this season ... But what about next season?
Even though we have not yet seen Peter Pan, the show has spent a lot of time building the Neverland mythology with moves like the introduction of Captain Hook (and his ship) and the implication that Neal was in Neverland before coming to our world. They just cast young actress Freya Tingley for an upcoming guest star role, and we wonder if the Australian beauty could be Wendy. We think OUAT may be ready to explore a whole new world. (Stop singing, Aladdin! You’re not a character yet.)
I Call Mermaid Lagoon!
If done badly, this concept could seriously suck, but if done right, an extended trip to Neverland could be pretty fun to watch. Who would snatch up the waterfront property in Mermaid Lagoon (warning! it’s not as nice as it looks)? Would Henry get to hang out with the Lost Boys? Are grown-ups besides Hook even allowed there? The world of Peter Pan is rich with characters and stories to explore that go far past its title character, and the story’s theme of abandoned children fits in so well with a central theme of the show.
If the show does spend some time in Neverland, we hope that it maintains its connections to the worlds of the Enchanted Forest and Storybrooke ... which may be too much to ask. We’ve enjoyed this past season, but it has suffered from an overabundance of characters and a neglect of the original ones we know and love. We don’t mind OUAT going in new and interesting directions — we encourage it — we just don’t want them to forget about the paths they’ve already starting walking down.
Do you think there is any truth to the speculation that Season 3 will find our fairy talers in Neverland for a while? Let us know your theories in the comments below!
Catch the next episode of Once Upon a Time on Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.

ABC’s ‘Once Upon A Time’ Spinoff Casts Alice, Gets Title

English-born Australian actress Sophie Lowe has landed the lead in ABC‘s Once Upon A Time spinoff project, which now has a title, Once: Wonderland. Also cast in the presentation, from Once Upon A Time creators Eddy Kitsis and Adam Horowitz is Brit Peter Gadiot. Once: Wonderland is set  in pre-curse Wonderland. The story is told through the point of view of Alice (Lowe) who has a generous heart but carries the scars of a long hard life. She is joined by two other characters, Cyrus (Gadiot), Alice’s love interest with a background shrouded in mystery, and the Knave of Hearts (Michael Socha), a sardonic adventurer, a man of action, a loner and a heart-breaker.
Kitsis and Horowitz are writing the 15-20-page, four-scene presentation with input from Zack Estrin and Jane Espenson. Production is slated to begin April 7 in Vancouver, immediately following the season wrap of Once there. If the project goes to series, Estrin is expected to run it with Kitsis and Horowitz, while Espenson, who has been a key member of Once’s writing staff since after the pilot, will likely return to the flagship drama, which Kitsis and Horowitz will continue to run.  Also executive producing the ABC Studios-produced spinoff is Once Upon A Time executive producer Steve Pearlman. Lowe is with CAA and Australia’s Shanahan Management.

At first i wasnt too keen but now im actually intreged

18 photos from the upcoming "Lacey"

Once Upon a Time Season 2 Finale: [SPOILER] Plays an Important Role in the Drama!

There are so many characters in Once Upon a Time that you can’t always count on your favorites showing up in any given episode — even if they are a member of the main cast. (Heck, Rumple is one of the central characters of the show and he wasn’t even in the last episode!) In a regular episode, the absence of your faves is sad, but in the season finale, it is downright tragic. So, which two fan favorites did OUAT co-creator Adam Horowitz confirm would be in the Season 2 finale?
Regina (Lana Parilla) and Belle (Emilie de Ravin)! Okay, the former was pretty much a given — but Adam divulged not only Regina’s appearance in the finale, but that her role would be a big one. Regina has pretty much abandoned her stab at redemption. Could she finally take her revenge against the Charmings and take Henry back in the season finale?

As for Belle, we haven’t seen much of her since Hook shot her, sending her across the town line and erasing her memories as a fairy tale creature. Now, she goes by the name Lacey (or, as Emilie refers to her, “Racy Lacey”). We think the next episode (Season 2, Episode 19: “Lacey”) is going to be a big one for her, given that her name is the title, but we’re not sure how. The promo for the ep (that doesn’t air until April 21) reveals next to nothing besides a tease that Robin Hood may be making an appearance. Could Belle have known Robin? Will that come into play in the season finale?

There are just four episodes left in the season (and the last two are the two-part finale), but we still have no idea what the finale will look like. There are many factors at play in Storybrooke. Besides the normal quasi-villains Rumple and Regina, we also have co-conspirators Greg and Tamara as wildcards to worry about. And don’t forget, Hook is M.I.A., which is never a good thing.

What do you think the finale will look like and how will Regina and Belle come into play in it? Let us know your theories in the comments below!

Catch the next episode of Once Upon a Time on Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.

Once Upon a Time Spoilers: Tamara’s Magical Taser Will Be Explained

 
 There have been plenty of mysterious — and magical — characters throughout Once Upon a Time’s two-season run, but one of the most puzzling is Neal’s magic-loving, fairy tale character-killing fiancée, Tamara.
 When we first saw her in Season 2, Episode 14: “Manhattan,” we were skeptical, and then when she waltzed into town in Season 2, Episode 18: “Selfless, Brave and True” and killed our main wooden man, August, we were downright terrified.

The scariest part about Tamara is how conniving she is, but a close runner-up is her taser. OUAT writer Jane Espenson recently revealed that Tam-Tam’s weapon of choice “is not a taser!” — which makes sense considering it killed The Dragon, a magical being, and August/Pinocchio in mere seconds — but we were still left scratching our heads.

Thankfully, it looks like we won’t have to wait too long to discover the magic behind her taser and what she plans to do with it. According to a new spoiler from TVLine, everyone in Storybrooke “better watch their backs,” as this taser is a real danger.

“We did not just kill a magical creature with an off-the-shelf Taser,” series co-creator Adam Horowitz spills. “The Taser isn’t what it seems at first, and we get into that soon.”
How soon, though? The site adds that Neal won’t figure out Tamara’s dirty little secret “any time soon,” but we’re guessing by the end of the season — perhaps even in Neverland? Dish your theories below!

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Spoiler Once Upon a Time Spoilers: First Look at Robin Hood!

 
In two seasons of Once Upon a Time, we have witnessed many battles and seen fairy tale characters taken out by a swift bow and arrow, but nothing compares to the one and only Robin Hood. We had no idea we were waiting on bated breath for his arrival, but now that he’s en route to our favorite show, we can’t imagine it without him.
We got a sneak peek at the hooded hero in the promo for Season 2, Episode 19, "Lacey," in which we only see the “brand-new hero” flash a smirk as someone explains, “He goes by... Robin Hood!”

It appears that he is only in Fairytale Land — his character was described as a “brave, honorable thief” who steals magic from Rumplestiltskin — but he could cross over into Storybrooke, too. A second casting detail was released about a 35-year-old man to play Keith, who is “bitter due to a hard life and likes to chase women.” Sounds like a modern-day, post-curse Robin Hood to us...

However, either way, now that Captain Hook has escaped (or perhaps was just set free by Tamara), we need some mysterious eye candy to ogle, so we’ll settle for any storyline that lets us stare at his facial hair. Just sayin’.

What do you think of Robin Hood? Will he be a threat in either land, or just saving people from Rumple’s wrath?

Who could it be???

Who do you think this hooded figure is?
Let us know... give us your theories we would love to hear them!

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Tamara and Neal/Bea Spoiler

Question: How long before Neal figures out Tamara’s real deal on Once Upon a Time? —Kelly
Ausiello: Not any time soon, so everyone there in Storybrooke — both magical and “Muggle” — had better watch their backs. Because make no mistake, Tamara isn’t pulling off her dirty work using any ol’ $99 stun gun. “We did not just kill a magical creature with an off-the-shelf Taser,” series cocreator Adam Horowitz affirms. “The Taser isn’t what it seems at first, and we get into that soon.”

I knew that there had to be more to that Taser 

Pictures from filming the finale

There will be more