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‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Shows Off a Season 3 Poster

Fear the Walking Dead Season 3 Poster

AMC’s released the poster for Fear the Walking Dead season three which is set to debut on June 4, 2017 at 9pm ET/PT. The season three poster features Frank Dillane as Nick Clark with blood shaped like a skull in profile on his face accompanied by the tagline, “Fear What You Become.” Per the network, the image represents “the idea that the person you become in the new world is more brutal, savage and heartless; and capable of things that were unimaginable before the dead began to walk.”


Fear the Walking Dead season three will kick off with back-to-back one-hour episodes on June 4th. In addition to Dillane, the upcoming season stars Kim Dickens as Madison, Cliff Curtis as Travis, Alycia Debnam-Carey as Alicia, Mercedes Mason as Ofelia, Colman Domingo as Strand, Danay Garcia as Luciana, Dayton Callie, Daniel Sharman, Sam Underwood, and Lisandra Tena.

The Plot: As Fear the Walking Dead returns for season three, our families will be brought together in the vibrant and violent region formerly known as the U.S.-Mexico border. International lines done away with following the world’s end, our characters must attempt to rebuild not only society, but family as well. Madison has reconnected with Travis, her apocalyptic partner, but Alicia has been fractured by her murder of Andres. Madison’s son is only a few miles from his mother, but Nick’s first action as a leader saw him and Luciana ambushed by an American militia group – the couple escaped death, Luciana was shot, and Nick no longer feels immortal. Recovering both emotionally and physically, Strand has his sights set on harnessing the new world’s currency, and Ofelia’s captivity will test her ability to survive and see if she can muster the savagery of her father.




‘American Assassin’ Teaser Trailer Starring ‘Teen Wolf’s Dylan O’Brien

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Dylan O’Brien (left, with Shiva Negar) plays counterterrorism agent Rapp. (Photo: Christian Black)

CBS Films and Lionsgate just unveiled the teaser trailer for American Assassin, an action drama based on Vince Flynn’s novel. Directed by Michael Cuesta, American Assassin was adapted for the screen by Stephen Schiff, Michael Finch, Edward Zwick, and Marshall Herskovitz. Teen Wolf‘s Dylan O’Brien stars along with Sanaa Lathan, Michael Keaton, Taylor Kitsch, Shiva Negar, and Scott Adkins. American Assassin‘s set to open in theaters on September 15, 2017.

The Plot: American Assassin follows the rise of Mitch Rapp (O’Brien) a CIA black ops recruit under the instruction of Cold War veteran Stan Hurley (Keaton). The pair is then enlisted by CIA Deputy Director Irene Kennedy (Lathan) to investigate a wave of apparently random attacks on both military and civilian targets. Together the three discover a pattern in the violence leading them to a joint mission with a lethal Turkish agent (Negar) to stop a mysterious operative (Kitsch) intent on starting a World War in the Middle East.





‘Gotham’ Season 3: Cory Michael Smith Interview on Ed Nygma’s Journey

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Cory Michael Smith in the “How The Riddler Got His Name” episode of ‘Gotham’ (Photo by Jeff Neumann/FOX)

Fox’s Gotham will return after a lengthy midseason three break with new episodes beginning on April 24, 2017. Episode 15 of season three is titled ‘How the Riddler Got His Name’ and will feature Cory Michael Smith as Edward Nygma/The Riddler. Smith was among the Gotham cast members who made the trek to WonderCon to promote the series and participate in a Q&A with fans. Smith also sat down for roundtable interviews, providing more insight into what we can expect for the fan-favorite character when season three returns.

What is motivating Edward Nygma as season three continues?

Cory Michael Smith: “Finding an identity, feeling significant, having worth, finding fun, entertaining himself, making people respect him. But I think the number one thing is figuring out who he is. He just doesn’t know and he’s like this amoeba that just can’t really figure out what’s going on. It almost feels like – and I like to think of this with him – it almost feels like there are lives that he could have had or should have had, and he missed it. So, now he’s like he’s got to just figure something out with the world and body that he’s in and with this mind, you know? I think when he lost Kristen it was like something was actually stolen from him. That was the only time he’s felt like a normal person and he ruined it.”


Can he get over it?

Cory Michael Smith: “I don’t know. Sure, you can get over stuff but I think it’s actually terrible when you lose someone that you love. He’s not someone who deals with feelings well. He says sometimes…I think he says it to Jim Gordon that this is fate. ‘This is my fate. I didn’t make this choice. This is happening to me and I have to just go with it.’”

And it doesn’t help that the next girlfriend had the same exact face. Is that going to be a theme?

Cory Michael Smith: (Laughing) “If we can get Chelsea Spack back a third time, I’m down.”

Is there something about Ed that you’ve really enjoyed playing this season?

Cory Michael Smith: “Yeah. I like that I’ve kind of made him explore sort of intimidation, intimidating people and harnessing power through a voice. I let him drop his voice a little bit and truly feel like a man. I like that he’s kind of leaned into being a violent person for a little bit. I don’t think that that necessarily has to stay or be something that defines him, but I think having a period of his life where like he’s really okay with being physically secure and protecting himself, I think that’s great. Toward the latter half – these last eight episodes – not even the end of the season…the end of the season’s a little rough…but in these first forays into Riddlerdom there’s a lot of fun. It’s the first time you see him having a lot of fun with riddles and his identity, especially in [season three episodes] 15 and 17. I look forward to more of that in the future.”

This season has gone a little bit more dark but also a little more comic book-ish. How much fun is it to go that little bit further?

Cory Michael Smith: “I think it’s important. They’re called super-villains, at least some of us. I like it. These are supposed to be people who are larger than life. The greatest criminals in our history, Charles Manson – he’s a comic book character. That’s some crazy stuff; that’s over the top. It’s just a little more interesting.”

Ed is coming into his own. How does it feel for you to also come into your own on the show and be more involved in the storylines?

Cory Michael Smith: “It’s great. I’ve been very fortunate to now be a pillar of the show, especially from where we came. Danny [Cannon] said at the panel that they gave me chances. Certain actors when they started giving us opportunities they’re like, ‘Oh wow, there’s an actor in there! We can give him stuff.’ I would deliver something interesting at least and so they would give me something else. It just took them a while to key in to, ‘Oh, we can let this character have a bigger role in this city.’ It’s just been a kind of slow development that way.

It’s worked out wonderfully. I love the way the arc has gone for him. I like that it started kind of quiet. I feel very lucky.”

Since the other comic book shows have done it, will there be a musical episode of Gotham?

Cory Michael Smith: “If you want to see a musical episode of Gotham, you have to come to a karaoke party which we have often. Drew (Powell) and I…David (Mazouz) throws down. He likes to do rap.”





‘The 100’ Season 4 Episode 9 Preview: DNR Photos and Trailer

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Richard Harmon as Murphy and Luisa D’Oliveira as Emori in ‘The 100’ season 4 episode 9 (Photo Credit: Robert Falconer © 2017 The CW Network)

The CW’s The 100 returns from a short break with season four episode nine titled ‘DNR.’ The trailer for the episode airing on April 26, 2017 shows there are only six days left to get to safety before radiation kills everyone above ground. ‘DNR’ was directed by Mairzee Almas from a script by Miranda Kwok.


The 100‘s season four cast includes Eliza Taylor as Clarke, Bob Morley as Bellamy, Marie Avgeropoulos as Octavia, Devon Bostick as Jasper, Lindsey Morgan as Raven, Henry Ian Cusick as Marcus, Christopher Larkin as Monty, Richard Harmon as Murphy, Zach McGowan as Roan, Paige Turco as Abby, Isaiah Washington as Jaha, Chai Hansen as Ilian, and Luisa D’Oliveira as Emori.

The ‘DNR’ Plot: CLARKE STRUGGLES TO KEEP THE PEACE — Jasper (Bostick) and Bellamy (Morley) go on a quest. Meanwhile, Clarke (Taylor) struggles to keep the peace after word of Jaha’s (Washington) discovery spreads.


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Eliza Taylor as Clarke and Paige Turco as Abby (Photo Credit: Jeff Weddell © 2017 The CW Network)
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Erica Cerra as Becca and Lindsey Morgan as Raven (Photo Credit: Robert Falconer © 2017 The CW Network)
The 100 Season 4 Episode 9
Adina Porter as Indra and Zach McGowan as Roan (Photo Credit: Jeff Weddell © 2017 The CW Network)
The 100 Season 4 Episode 9
Zach McGowan as Roan (Photo Credit: Jeff Weddell © 2017 The CW Network)

‘Flint’ – Queen Latifah and Jill Scott Star in Flint Water Crisis Film

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Queen Latifah (Photo © Richard Chavez)

Grammy Award winners Queen Latifah and Jill Scott, Spirit Award nominee Marin Ireland, and SAG Award winner Betsy Brandt are set to star in Lifetime’s Flint. The Lifetime Original movie focuses on the Flint, Michigan water crisis and will be directed by two-time Oscar nominee Bruce Beresford (Tender Mercies, Breaker Morant) from a script by Barbara Stepansky. Queen Latifah, Craig Zadan, Neil Meron, Katie Couric, and Shakim Compere are executive producing.

Lifetime confirmed shooting is expected to get underway next week.

The Plot: Inspired by the Time magazine cover story, “The Toxic Tap,” by Josh Sanburn. The project follows the true story of three women from Flint who sought justice following the wrongdoing committed against the residents of the city who were unknowingly drinking and using lead-laden water. Their actions inspired a national movement for safe drinking water despite the political powers working against them at every turn. Scott, Brandt, and Ireland will portray real-life activists and Latifah will play a fourth resident, fighting to expose the poisoning of the community during the horrific events of the water crisis.

‘Bloodline’ Season 3 Premiere Date and Teaser Trailer

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Sissy Spacek, Jacinda Barrett, Katie Finneran, and Kyle Chandler in ‘Bloodline’ (Photo by Jeff Daly/Netflix)

Netflix just announced the premiere date for Bloodline season three, the critically acclaimed drama’s final season. Bloodline season three will consist of 10 one-hour episodes and will premiere on Friday, May 26, 2017. In addition to a teaser trailer announcing the premiere date, Netflix released a few photos from the upcoming final season.


Bloodline season three stars Kyle Chandler, Sissy Spacek, and Ben Mendelsohn. The series was created by Todd A. Kessler, Daniel Zelman, and Glenn Kessler. The trio also write and executive produce the Emmy nominated series.

The Plot: The dramatic thriller explores the demons lurking beneath the surface of a contemporary American family. In Bloodline, the Rayburns are hard-working pillars of their Florida Keys community, but their past contains dark secrets that they hope remain buried. Paranoia and mistrust build as lies pile up, alliances are shattered and an unthinkable crime takes place. The tight-knit family’s formerly harmonious relationship deteriorates, and good people are forced to consider doing very bad things.


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Kyle Chandler stars in ‘Bloodline’ (Photo by Jeff Daly/Netflix)
Bloodline Season 3
Norbert Leo Butz stars in ‘Bloodline’ (Photo by Jeff Daly/Netflix)
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John Leguizamo and Sissy Spacek star in ‘Bloodline’ (Photo by Rod Millington/Netflix)




‘Showtime at the Apollo’ Weekly Series Coming to Fox

Fox is teaming up with Steve Harvey, who apparently is on a quest to set a record for hosting the most primetime shows, for the weekly series Showtime at the Apollo. The network will premiere the one-hour series during the 2017-2018 season, with Reginald Hudlin and James McKinlay set as showrunners and executive producers. Jim Roush, Chris Wagner, Don Weiner, Jonelle Procope, and Michael Antinoro are also on board as executive producing.

“We all had such a blast on the two specials that aired earlier this season, that we thought it really deserved being a weekly event,” said Steve Harvey. “But our mission is a little different this time around. Instead of just putting on a great show, we’re going to do that and find the next great comic and the next big music star. That’s what the Apollo is all about. My roots are on that stage and I can’t wait to be there every week, looking for great talent. Who said you can’t go back home again?”

Details on Showtime at the Apollo: Featured in the series are elements from the Apollo’s legendary Amateur Night – the long-running, live talent competition, now in its 82nd year – which provides a platform for up-and-coming artists to perform in front of the toughest audience in the world. The Apollo audience is famed as one of entertainment’s most boisterous and brutally honest, and those amateurs who don’t win them over must endure the wrath of this notorious crowd.

The Apollo Theater launched the careers of many iconic artists, including James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Lauryn Hill, Michael Jackson and The Jackson Five, D’Angelo and countless others. Its venerable stage show, Amateur Night at the Apollo, has long been revered by artists as a transformative experience during which up-and-coming talent feel the power of the legendary performers who have come before them, while audience response can help make or break a career.

‘A Star is Born’ First Photo: Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper

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Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga in Warner Bros. Pictures’ ‘A Star is Born’ (Photo by Neal Preston)

Bradley Cooper (American Sniper) is making his directorial debut with the latest take on A Star is Born which just began filming. Described as a reimagining, Warner Bros. Pictures’ musical A Star is Born stars Lady Gaga in her first leading role in a feature film. (For the part, Lady Gaga will be credited as Stefani Germanotta.) Cooper, Andrew Dice Clay, and Sam Elliott co-star.


Warner Bros. Pictures confirmed Lady Gaga wrote and will perform original songs in the musical. Cooper co-wrote the script with Will Fetters and Eric Roth, based on Robert Carson and William A. Wellman’s story. Cooper, Bill Gerber, Jon Peters, Todd Phillips, and Lynette Howell Taylor are producing, and Basil Iwanyk and Ravi Mehta are on board as executive producers.

A Star is Born will be shooting in Southern California, with Warner Bros targeting a September 28, 2018 theatrical release.

The Plot: Bradley Cooper plays Jackson Maine, a country music star who is on the brink of decline when he discovers a talented unknown named Ally (Germanotta). As the two begin a passionate love affair, Jack coaxes Ally into the spotlight, catapulting her to stardom. But as Ally’s career quickly eclipses his own, Jack finds it increasingly hard to handle his fading glory.




‘Outlander’ Season 3 Teaser Trailer with Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe

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Sam Heughan in ‘Outlander’ (Photo Credit: Sony Pictures Television)

Droughtlander continues however at least those suffering from the condition now have an Outlander season three teaser trailer to watch repeatedly. Starz released the very short (40 seconds) teaser trailer in front of the premiere of The White Princess on Sunday, April 16, 2017. The first-look trailer shows Claire (Caitriona Balfe) returning to her life with Frank (Tobias Menzies) while Jamie (Sam Heughan) struggles through the aftermath of the devastating battle of Culloden and attempts to go on with his life without the woman he loves. The trailer ends with Jamie calling out for Claire and saying, “I’ll find you. I promise.”

Season three will premiere in September 2017.

The Plot: The story picks up right after Claire travels through the stones to return to her life in 1948. Now pregnant, she struggles with the fallout of her sudden reappearance and its effect on her marriage to her first husband, Frank. Meanwhile, in the 18th century, Jamie suffers from the aftermath of his doomed last stand at the historic battle of Culloden, as well as the loss of Claire.

As the years pass, Jamie and Claire attempt to make a life apart from one another, each haunted by the memory of their lost love. The budding possibility that Claire can return to Jamie in the past breathes new hope into Claire’s heart… as well as new doubt. Separated by continents and centuries, Claire and Jamie must find their way back to each other. As always, adversity, mystery, and adventure await them on the path to reunion. And the question remains: when they find each other, will they be the same people who parted at the standing stones, all those years ago?





‘Once Upon a Time’ Season 6 Episode 17 Recap: Awake

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Rebecca Mader, Lana Parrilla and Ginnifer Goodwin in ‘Once Upon a Time’ season 6 episode 17 (Photo Credit: ABC/Screenshot)

ABC’s Once Upon a Time season six episode 17 kicks off with Hook (Colin O’Donoghue) on the run from the Lost Boys. He takes a tumble and is caught, then claims he has treasure and rum buried all over the island. The bribe doesn’t work because the Lost Boys want Hook to pay for what happened to Pan. As swords are drawn, Tiger Lily (Sara Tomko) arrives to save the day. When he thanks her for the rescue, she injects him and puts him to sleep – just as she did the Lost Boys.

Emma (Jennifer Morrison), Regina (Lana Parrilla), David (Josh Dallas), and Henry (Jared Gilmore) go over Henry’s hieroglyphics which Isaac has interpreted to mean the Savior must fight the final battle. David recalls that Rumple told him Emma was destined to fight the final battle and apologizes for not understanding what he was talking about. Emma and Henry are going to head to the library to research and when her hand trembles, Henry assures his mom it will be okay.

David and Regina are convinced Emma can’t fight the final battle without her family. With Hook gone, Emma really needs David and Snow to be awake and by her side. Regina’s sorry it’s taking so long to break the curse and explains the cure will need testing. David latches onto that and asks if Regina has the cure now. She admits she does and David all but demands they move forward and use it without going through the testing process. He then has a flashback to the original sleeping curse Snow was under when his kiss awakened her all those years ago.

Another visit to the past takes us to the “time of the dark curse.” Mary Margaret (Ginnifer Goodwin) walks the streets and everyone seems to be in horrible moods. When she accidentally runs into Regina, the mayor tells her not to waste her money bringing flowers to the John Doe asleep in the hospital. Regina tells Mary Margaret it looks like he’ll never wake up, and then smirks as she turns away.

Mary Margaret finds a flower growing in the cracks in the sidewalk and decides to bring it to John Doe. It does the trick and Prince Charming awakens, immediately on guard against the Evil Queen. He tells Mary Margaret that Snow White is in her and that he loves her and she loves him. Snow takes his hand and remembers. They passionately kiss.

And now we’re back to current events, and Snow agrees with the now-sleeping David. They need to risk it and take the cure. Zelena (Rebecca Mader) helps and Regina warns it will hurt. Zelena and Regina grab David and Snow’s hearts at the same time. They immerse the halves in the cure and place the hearts back inside Snow and David. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work and worse, now they’ll both be trapped in an endless sleep by the end of the day. Damn the Evil Queen! Neither parent will be awake to help Emma in battle.

David sees Leroy (Lee Arenberg) in the hospital hallway and calls him Grumpy, asking about the other dwarves. Leroy is insulted and Snow explains he’s a patient from the psych ward to smooth things over.

Snow believes she and David are the only ones who realize who they really are, and David asks about Emma. Snow sends David off to see Rumple, reasoning that if anyone else is awake, it’s probably Rumple. Meanwhile, she’ll keep Regina – who’s currently trying to find the revived patient – occupied. Snow and David make a plan to meet up in an abandoned farmhouse in half an hour. Snow lies to Regina and tells her David was sleepwalking and was last seen heading into the forest.

Present time in Storybrooke, Emma, Henry, Regina, Zelena, and David talk about the cure that didn’t work. Emma’s pissed they tried it and made things worse, but then David figures out that Snow found the cure and probably didn’t realize it. He shows them the flower on her phone and Regina and Zelena say it’s “pixie petals.” The pixie dust could break the curse, but Zelena warns everyone those flowers only spring up as a reaction to great evil. Bad news for Storybrooke, for sure. Zelena adds that whoever Emma will be fighting in the final battle is already in town.

Over at Rumple’s place, the Black Fairy (Jaime Murray) arrives along with Gideon (Giles Matthey). Rumple’s disappointed in his son, and then Belle (Emilie de Ravin) arrives and she’s equally upset. When Rumple moves against the Black Fairy, she whips out his dagger and forces him to stop. She wants Rumple to join her, but she claims she won’t force him. The Black Fairy thinks he’ll change his mind once the darkness arrives.

Back to the time of the dark curse, David and Rumple meet and Rumple acts like he doesn’t know what’s going on. He claims he doesn’t know what David’s talking about and David’s about to leave when Rumple recognizes the name Emma, but he doesn’t know where she is. David informs Rumple the pixie dust woke him up, and Rumple says it can do the same to Emma. (It has the power to reunite anyone who’s in love).

Now it’s time for David to go to sleep because the gang needs Snow’s tracking skills. Emma asks how he and her mom can work together when they’ve been apart for weeks, and David says it’s because he knows Snow is fighting for him like he’s fighting for her. He also tells her Hook is fighting for her wherever he’s trapped.

Speaking of the sexy pirate, he’s held captive by Tiger Lily and she won’t let him go until he agrees to deliver a piece of driftwood that’s a powerful weapon that will allow her people to win the upcoming war. Hook tells her he has to get back to the woman he loves because she’s in trouble, but Tiger Lily refuses to believe Hook could be dedicated to a woman. She insists he deliver the wood, telling him if he doesn’t do it, the Savior will die. That stuns Hook and he reveals he’s in love with the Savior. Tiger Lily believes him after seeing the engagement ring, and she says he must get the wood to the Savior because it’s the only thing that can defeat the Black Fairy. But, the problem is he’s still under a curse and can’t leave the island. Tiger Lily thinks Pan has a cure, but they’ll have to take on all the Lost Boys to get it. No problem says Hook – the boys don’t stand a chance.

Dr. Hopper (Raphael Sbarge) helps Regina and Snow search for “John Doe,” but they aren’t having any luck. Regina sends Dr. Hopper off to the mines to look, and Regina confronts Snow about being awake. Regina will blow up the tunnel she’s just sent Dr. Hopper off to explore if Snow doesn’t admit she and David are now awake. Before Snow can stab Regina with the scissors she has concealed, other townsfolk show up to help search. Snow makes her escape, unseen.

Present day, Emma and Snow search for the pixie petals at night and find a field of them in the snow. The Black Fairy arrives, saying she’s been waiting to meet Emma. “I created the dark curse; you were born to break it. We’ve been destined to clash since the beginning of time,” says the Black Fairy. Gideon shows up and wipes out the field of pixie petals, with the Black Fairy taunting Snow that it’s better she and David can’t watch their daughter die. Before Snow can shoot her with an arrow, the Black Fairy vanishes along with Gideon.

Over in Neverland, Tiger Lily and Hook watch the Lost Boys dance around a fire. Tiger Lily says the piece of wood is part of the most powerful wand ever made, revealing she knows this because she used to be a fairy and when she failed at stopping the Black Fairy, she gave up her wings. Tiger Lily points out the tree containing the magical sap Hook needs and tells him she has a plan. She draws the attention of the Lost Boys and they charge after her, while Hook uses his hook to tap into the tree. However, before he can leave he’s spotted and the Lost Boys return to attack. He’s able to conjure up his shadow and passes the piece of wood to it to take to Emma.

Back in time, Snow and David reunite in the cabin. Rumple arrives and interrupts their plan to use the pixie petal to find Emma, revealing that it’s 18 years too early and if they wake her now, everyone will be trapped in this town forever. If they find her now, she’ll never fulfill her destiny and become the Savior and no one in town will get their memories back. Rumple suggests they drink a potion that will put them back to sleep until they’re supposed to wake up and find Emma.

In the woods, Emma tells Snow it’s not her fault but Snow believes it is. Suddenly, they find one lone pixie petal flower still alive.

In a flashback, David and Snow use pixie dust to see Emma through a portal. The 10-year-old Emma is on a bed listening to a tape and seems happy. David wants to go through the door and rescue her but Snow knows if they go through the door, they’ll change everything. Emma will not become the Savior and fulfill her destiny. David doesn’t care but Snow is convinced leaving Emma alone for now is the right thing to do because everyone in town – all the people she’s grown to know and like – are separated (for now) from their loved ones. Snow doesn’t want to sentence them to this life forever and she tells David they have to believe Emma is strong enough to grow up without them. David finally agrees and they whisper their goodbyes to the child who doesn’t know them and can’t hear them.

Before the search party catches up with them, David and Snow swear they’ll always find each other and believe Emma will find them. They take the potion and their memories of who they are are wiped.

Emma and Snow arrive home and hand the pixie petal to Regina. She thinks it’s enough pixie dust to break the curse, but before they use it Hook’s shadow flies in through the window. Emma thinks it’s the Black Fairy but Henry recognizes it’s a shadow. Emma then sees that it’s Hook’s shadow and he hands her the piece of wood. Emma’s scared Hook’s in trouble, and when the shadow drops his hook to the floor, Emma knows something’s wrong. The shadow reaches out and caresses her face before flying off, leaving Emma with a piece of wood and no answers.

Henry tells his mom they’ll find Hook, but Emma doesn’t know how. Snow, who is just about to fall into an unending slumber next to David, says Emma can use the pixie dust to bring Hook home. She explains that she and David used it when Emma was a child but didn’t go to her. Emma understands what happened and isn’t angry, knowing her mom and dad had to do what was right and put everyone else first. Snow says this time she’s putting Emma first, handing her the pixie dust.

Snow says she knows Emma will find a way to wake her parents, and that she knows Emma needs Hook for the final battle.

Emma lunges out of a portal on Neverland as Hook is being tied to a stake and sentenced to death by the Lost Boys. Hook and Emma fight their way through the Lost Boys and escape through the portal, while Tiger Lily smiles and makes a run for it the other direction. Emma and Hook return through the portal to Storybrooke where they land in David and Snow’s place. Hook apologizes for not telling her right away when he learned what he did to her grandfather, and that he shouldn’t have considered running away. Emma accepts his apology and Hook takes the engagement ring out once again, telling her he will always be by her side. He gets down on one knee and asks if she’ll marry him and she says yes. They kiss and he places the ring back on her finger.

Hook wants to tell David the truth and learns both Snow and David are in the sleeping curse. But, Regina now believes she might have figured out how to wake them.

The citizens of Storybrooke are gathered around David and Snow in Regina’s office while Regina thanks them for coming and apologizes for not always making their lives easy. She explains Snow and David sacrificed for the good of the town and now she wants the town to do something to help out the sleeping couple. Regina believes if everyone has a sip of the Evil Queen’s sleeping curse, then they might all share the curse and dilute its power. Hook’s the first to step up and say he’ll do it, followed by Regina, Emma, Henry, Leroy, Dr. Hopper, and the rest of the group. It works! David and Snow awaken and kiss. David thinks Snow did it but she’s just as confused as he is. They get off the table to find everyone asleep on the floor. Just seconds later, everyone wakes up and they’re all fine.

Hook asks if David knows the truth about his father, and David confirms Emma told him. David tells Hook that he believes the pirate is a changed man, something everyone noticed. David puts his hand on Hook’s shoulder, and Emma smiles.

As everyone hugs, Regina tells Snow and David it wouldn’t have worked if they hadn’t inspired the townspeople. Snow says no matter what, Emma will not face the Black Fairy alone.

Out in the center of town, the Black Fairy waits and Rumple arrives, now understanding the Black Fairy has Gideon’s heart and that’s why his son has turned to the dark side. The Black Fairy asks how Rumple figured it out, and he says he discovered the truth when he learned Gideon was able to keep one pixie petal alive. Gideon figured out a way to disobey the Black Fairy and she’s shocked. Rumple says Gideon was able to do it because he has his real mother, Belle, in him. The Black Fairy warns Rumple if he takes her on, it could be devastating for the town. Rumple admits that’s a price he’s willing to pay.




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