Board Thread:Spoilers!/@comment-26261400-20170512124543/@comment-26159109-20170513135549

Oh, and don't get me wrong, I totally understand that TV is business, OUAT is business and I respect A&E's need of getting a paycheck, we all have to live in some way or another. However, some TV shows and showrunners take their art of telling a story more seriously and not just for their money (like not asking "what will bring more eyeballs to my show" or "which shipping group should I pander now?" etc), I know this means nothing to a lot of people because they consider OUAT as the bestest show ever, and it's really fine, you do you.