Monthly Archives: February 2012

OUAT – An update on the Storybrooke tree

In a previous blog post (Where Have We Seen the Storybrooke Tree – http://www.onceuponatimepodcast.com/where-have-we-seen-the-storybrooke-tree-before/), we showed you screen caps of times we’ve seen the tree in the town seal and David’s dining room.

We haven’t really seen the real tree just pictures. But in episode 13, we might have actually seen the real tree.

When August brought Emma to the well for their “date”, we see a tree in the background that looks very similar to the Storybrooke tree. See for yourself

Is this the Storybrooke tree we’ve seen in the past on the town seal? Could it be the Tree of Life? Is there a connection to the tree being next to the legendary well?

Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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016 OUAT Fan Podcast – What Happened to Frederick

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Welcome to the 16th regular episode of the Once Upon a Time Fan Podcast. This is a podcast dedicated to the hit ABC TV show, Once Upon a Time.

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The podcast is hosted by Jeff and Colleen Roney, a married couple from Orange County, CA.

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OUAT – Why was August Booth adding pages to Henry’s storybook?

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When Henry’s book disappeared, it was later revealed that August Booth had it. In “What Happened to Frederick”, we see that August was supposedly adding pages and binding Henry’s book.

What caught our eye, was not only him binding the book but the solutions(water) he used.

Soaking the pages in a basin of mystery water/solution (listen to Colleen’s awesome theory of where the water came from in the most recent podcast) http://www.onceuponatimepodcast.com/006-ouat-first-thoughts-what-happened-to-frederick/

More mysterious bottles filled with solutions.

In one previous post about August Booth (http://www.onceuponatimepodcast.com/ouat-insteresting-tidbits-about-mr-august-wayne-booth/#comments), there was a very cool and informative comment about what these bottles could be from a user named “whatif”