Once Upon A Fan

As we bask in the afterglow of the epicness that was last night's season two premiere, TV Guide have got a post analysis interview with the creators of the show, Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis. A sample of the interview is below.

Let's start with the present day New York opener with Michael Raymond-James. Does that mean that someone got out of Storybrooke?!

Adam Horowitz: That's an excellent question. All we can say about his character is that sooner rather than later, you'll learn a lot more about him. We air nine episodes before we're scheduled to go off for Christmas break, and within those episodes, you'll learn a lot more about him and what his role in our larger story is.

How do you respond to the theory that he might be Henry's (Jared Gilmore) father? They do look alike!

Horowitz: I'd say that there's a lot of theories out there. We love the speculation, but you're just going to have to watch and see! Henry's father is someone we will learn about this year well before the finale.

We saw that there is a part of fairy tale world that was preserved. How much of that will we see?

Horowitz: I would be very disappointed if I was introduced to that concept and it wasn't explored. What happened to fairy tale land after the curse, what's there, who's there and what that world is like is something we're going to be explaining.

Edward Kitsis: We're going to have a quest to get home, so in that quest, we're going to traverse many areas.

Check the full interview out at TV Guide