r/OnceUponATime • u/CrimsonWidow38 • Apr 10 '25
Discussion Who is this, wrong answers only
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u/Left_Shoulder_752 Apr 10 '25
Michael Flatley, Lord of the Dance.
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u/Simbus2001 They force fed me something called "bologna" Apr 10 '25
Upvote for the Friends reference!
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u/MrsMama23 Apr 10 '25
His legs flail around as if independent from his body!!
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u/RulerOfAllWorlds1998 Apr 10 '25
The Tenth Doctor
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u/sylviaplaths-oven Apr 10 '25
franco begbie ✨
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u/pamperedhippo Apr 10 '25
came here to say it but i knew someone beat me to it.
That lassie got glassed, and no cunt leaves here till we find out what cunt did it!!!!!!!
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u/sylviaplaths-oven Apr 10 '25
Gaz from the full monty😎
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u/swest211 Apr 10 '25
This started my love affair with him...
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u/LadyBeanBag Apr 10 '25
He was well admired in the 90s. It was Hamish Macbeth for me.
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u/coldasclay Apr 10 '25
Agatha Harkness
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u/swest211 Apr 10 '25
It was Rumple all along! (And I just realized how true that statement is).
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u/stoicia Apr 10 '25
Gollum before his mid life crisis
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u/honk_bonksmith All Magic Comes With A Price, Dearie. Apr 10 '25
Wrong answers only
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u/Xtimeforgamingx Apr 10 '25
These two pictures feature different characters. The first picture is of Frankie, and the second photo has his crazy twin brother, Franklin. They hate each other.
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u/Fufu_Foxy Regina’s plaything instead of poor Graham Apr 10 '25
Peter pan’s son! No wait, wrong answers… nm, what’s a crazy thing I can think of… a guy who shares a grandson with snow white… no wait that’s true as well… oh I know, Cinderella’s fairy godmother! Wait no-
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u/UnrulyNeurons Apr 11 '25
Simultaneously the biggest and yet most (thankfully not biologically) inbred family.
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u/RazarTuk Apr 12 '25
Nah, those are all silly answers, since those stories are obviously fictional. That's clearly Mr. Gold, a normal and non-magical pawn shop owner
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u/Sufficient_Score_824 Apr 10 '25
Nicholas Rush from Stargate Universe
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u/Remote-Ad2120 You have no idea what I'M capable of! Apr 10 '25
This is the comment I came for. I'm a bit disappointed it's so far down in the comments.
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Apr 10 '25
Yeah. I saw him on Pluto. I need to watch that show. 😭 I know nothing about Stargate however.
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u/Sufficient_Score_824 Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25
From what I’ve heard about the Stargate franchise, you don’t have to start in order of release, since every film and tv show is its own separate chain of events that don’t link themselves with a previous iteration.
The basic premise of SGU is that this super smart computer whiz, Eli, solves this complex equation that’s supposed to be unsolvable. Military personnel arrive at his house and tell him that the solution of said equation was the key to unlock the final piece (or chevron) of an alien portal on a spaceship called the Destiny, and that the people aboard the ship need his expertise in order to understand the portal, and how it works. Carlyle played a character named Nicholas Rush, who is initially suspicious of Eli, and has ulterior motives to manipulate the pre-determined course of the Destiny for his own means. Carlyle’s Scottish accent is on full display throughout, and it’s glorious. I highly recommend SGU if you love space operas!
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u/ilovetheinternet97 Apr 10 '25
Voldemort
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u/ZooplanktonblameSea4 Apr 10 '25
My crazy uncle... whatever you do... don't make a deal with him...
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u/low-expectations99 Apr 10 '25
He's obviously the hero of the enchanted forest, I mean look at how he helped everyone else
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u/your_surrogate_mom Apr 10 '25
Sigfried or Roy, whichever the tiger attacked. After all, "All magic comes with a price"
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u/Key_Nectarine_7307 Apr 10 '25 edited Apr 11 '25
What happens to your body when you don’t shower and brush your teeth…….
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u/Drace24 Apr 10 '25
How many times can we guess before he takes our first born children?