Once Upon A Time

I Do! That is suprising to me, being she is the main character! It’ll be very interesting on what the rating do do. Where did you hear/read that, if you don’t mind me asking?

I don’t watch OUAT, but I’m thinking this may affect the show getting picked up for another season

eeyorepoohfan wrote:

But I’ve had this feeling with a lot of shows we’ve been watching for a while that they need to just make a good ending and leave it on a high note!

I agree, as sad as you are sometimes to see a show go, better that they go out on a high when people still love it than drag it out and watch the show go downhill. That’s my dilemma with TWD right now :|

eeyorepoohfan wrote:

We don’t have kids so it’s not a factor in our house, but I feel they keep pushing a little too far on the language used in the episodes, some of the story lines and the amount of cleavage hanging out! This really started as a family show, but it’s really pushed to be for the older members in a house now.

That’s really unfortunate I hate when that happens, so few family shows these days. Just because you don’t have kids in the house, doesn’t mean you have to be okay with that!

Did you watch OUAT last night? It was the musical episode and the dropped the B bomb and several smaller words on several occasions. My hubby even looked at me in shock! So at this point, we can probably safely say that we will watch the season finale next week and probably not watch next season. There really are few family shows! I am one that keeps my language clean and my hubby does (for the most part). I just get tired of it infiltrating family shows! That’s what usually draws me to them because they are simpler shows, not so much drama and ugliness going on. Just entertainment. If OUAT was a 9pm show, instead of a 7pm show, I can see them pushing boundaries a bit. But 7pm (at least for our local viewing time) is very early for that language and content. My sister still previews shows and movies (even Disney) before letting my 12 year old niece watch it because you just never know anymore! There are certain topics that you don’t want to have to discuss with a child at that age quite yet!

eeyorepoohfan wrote:

My sister still previews shows and movies (even Disney) before letting my 12 year old niece watch it because you just never know anymore! There are certain topics that you don’t want to have to discuss with a child at that age quite yet!

My best friend does the same thing for the same reasons. I think that’s why ABC changed the name of ABC Family to ABC Freeform, because they know they can’t really call their content “family” appropriate anymore!