Here are 15 major problems fans don't want to admit about Once Upon A Time. The relationships you ship can be problematic, and the world-building wildly inconsistent as the show juggles a vast ensemble of characters. But this does not mean the show is without its issues which go beyond the departure of many series regulars. Sustaining itself into the currently airing Season 7, the show has remained popular among fans, affectionately known as Oncers. Whether it's the small town of Storybrooke or fantastical realms like the Enchanted Forest and Camelot, the magical locations also complement the characters and their thrilling arcs. Only Once Upon A Time can pull off Rumplestiltskin being the Dark One, the Crocodile in Captain Hook's story, the Beast in Belle's story, the son of Peter Pan, and make it all work.

From classic characters like Snow White and the Wicked Witch of the West to contemporary favorites like Frozen's Elsa and Brave's Merida, the show never fails to delight with the meeting of unlikely characters and an increasingly complicated family tree. Many of these characters take on an array of roles in the connective narrative.

It constantly provides unexpected twists for familiar fairy tales, and even modern Disney films, in family-friendly fashion. Once Upon A Time is among the most fun and creative shows on television.

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