Once Upon a Timing

On this latest episode of OUATiming, Beth & Abbey mourn the loss of the show's best new character and talk about some bad bromance.

This week Abbey and Beth talk about the glorious lack of Gopples and Rumple. It's amazing. And did the writers learn a lesson? And let's be honest, Lucy was seconds away from saying, "Walkie Talkies? There's an app for that!" Join us for some fun and some allergy sniffling as we talk The Girl in the Tower.

Since this latest episode was pretty boring, Beth & Abbey count how many times Rumple insists on sitting down in his scenes. Hint: It's a lot.

Beth & Abbey try to figure out why Tiana is being crowned queen, gush over Regina's new man, and once again dive into Seattle Municipal Code.

AND WE ARE BACK! Abbey and Beth discuss the final midseason premiere for Once Upon a Time. We talk about brunches, Cool Aunt Regina, misuse of the term cults, and, for a moment, The Bachelor. What did you think of the the midseason premiere? Email us at LearnToAdult@gmail.com or join our FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ouatiming/

Just in time for Once Upon a Time to return, Beth and Abbey chat about what's to come in the final season, as well as Descendants 3 and the new shows they're most psyched about (hint: they're both about witches).

Beth & Abbey are joined by Tim Sampson to chat about their favorite Disney movies, greatest park memories, and the new Grant biography (for some reason).

Join Beth & Abbey for a special sentimental-filled episode of OUATiming, where they talk about the series ending after season 7 and what that means for fans of the show... as well as the podcast.

Beth & Abbey, having recovered from near-death, sit down and watch Disney's The Princess and the Frog. Creepy villain deaths, giant skirts, and Randy Newmans everywhere!

It's the midseason breakpalooza! Beth & Abbey dive into the sequel to Disney's Descendants, the Manic Panic exploits of a group of teenage villains. Mal has matured, Uma poses a new threat, and King Ben proves he should never have been crowned.