The Stranger
- Episode aired Apr 29, 2012
- TV-PG
- 45m
IMDb RATING
8.3/10
2.1K
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August's real identity is revealed as his condition worsens. Regina tries to seduce David to spite Mary Margaret.August's real identity is revealed as his condition worsens. Regina tries to seduce David to spite Mary Margaret.August's real identity is revealed as his condition worsens. Regina tries to seduce David to spite Mary Margaret.
Jared Gilmore
- Henry Mills
- (as Jared S. Gilmore)
Raphael Sbarge
- Jiminy Cricket
- (voice)
Daevyd Avalon
- Doc
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Beverley Elliott
- Granny
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Mig Macario
- Bashful
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Meghan Ory
- Ruby Lucas
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe number on August's door is 2. This is a sly nod to the film connected to August's identity, Pinocchio (1940), the second animated feature produced by Disney.
- GoofsWhen Regina and Mary Margaret are talking at the school, Mary's fringe changes repeatedly between shots.
- Quotes
Emma Swan: You're asking me to believe that you are a fairy tale character?
August W. Booth: Pinocchio.
Emma Swan: Right. Of course, Pinocchio. Explains all the lying.
- Crazy creditsThe opening sequence shows Jiminy Cricket.
Featured review
Things have been getting better in this neat episode
After concluding the Mary Margaret trial subplot, things have been getting better in this neat episode. Yes, some of the writing came across as a bit sub-par, but that's my only quibble. Most of the writing is superb especially in the scene where Henry stood up to Regina and said this awesome line.
"No matter what you do, Snow White and Charming will be together. The curse will end. Good will win." Jared Gilmore, who plays Henry, does a great job in delivering that line and it shows that the kid does have potential after all. Only time will tell when I review the later episodes. Anyway, the acting is still great, the pacing is solid and doesn't drag, the sets and scenery are still gorgeous, the directing and editing is terrific, and Mark Isham continues to bring some atmospheric music to the entire episode as in the previous episodes. So, overall, almost as perfect, but still a great episode. :)
"No matter what you do, Snow White and Charming will be together. The curse will end. Good will win." Jared Gilmore, who plays Henry, does a great job in delivering that line and it shows that the kid does have potential after all. Only time will tell when I review the later episodes. Anyway, the acting is still great, the pacing is solid and doesn't drag, the sets and scenery are still gorgeous, the directing and editing is terrific, and Mark Isham continues to bring some atmospheric music to the entire episode as in the previous episodes. So, overall, almost as perfect, but still a great episode. :)
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- Runtime45 minutes
- Color
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- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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