A new promotional video for next week's episode of the sixth season of ABC's hit fantasy drama sees Hook helping David discover his father's death though things may not go to the directions they want.
- Mar 6, 2017
AceShowbiz - After taking three-month hiatus, "Once Upon a Time" season 6 made a grand return with its midseason premiere which aired on Sunday, March 5. Now, ABC has released a new promo video for the 12th episode titled "Murder Most Foul". The video surprisingly features the most "unlikely pair teaming up on a quest for answers."
"Murder Most Foul" seemingly will offer more intense scenes throughout the episode. In the newly-released video, Hook (Colin O'Donoghue) tries to bond with his potential father-in-law by agreeing to David Nolan/Prince Charming's (Josh Dallas) request to find out the truth of his father's death. "You're a pirate. A pirates is what I need," David tells Hook. However, things seem get difficult in the middle of the process as David later is seen furiously putting a knife on Hook's neck. "I will never, never forgive you!" he yells.
According to the official synopsis of the episode, Hook wants to make sure David sees him as more than just a pirate before he takes the next step in his relationship with Emma. So when David asks Hook to help him uncover the truth about his father's death, Hook agrees. Meanwhile, Regina (Lana Parrilla) works to acclimate Robin (Sean Maguire) to live in Storybrooke, but soon discovers he has a dark side that makes the task much more complicated than she anticipated.
Fans are eager to find out if Hook will able to prove that he's more than a pirate or if Charming and Hook will find the answer they are looking for. One thing that also excites fans is the dark side of Robin which is mentioned in the synopsis. Guest star Eion Bailey will appear on next week's episode to play Pinocchio/August.
Directed by Morgan Beggs, episode 12 of "Once Upon a Time" will air next Sunday, March 12 at 8 P.M. EST on ABC. The new episode is written by Jerome Schwartz and Jane Espenson.
