' Once Upon a Time '
The initial of a pair of fairy-tale-themed community sequence premieres tonight (the other one, NBC's "Grimm," debuts subsequently this week). This a single worries the actual people of the New England town involving Storybrooke, whom could actually be fairy-tale characters that were banished there by way of an Evil Queen (Lana Parrilla). The writers (Edward Kitsis plus Adam Horowitz) worked about "Lost," to be able prolonged since absolutely no polar bears exhibit up, I'm good. Series premiere, seven p.m. Sunday about ABC (seattletimes.com/tvlistings ).
Doug Knoop, Seattle Times staff
Also on Sunday
"Craft with America," a few p.m. (KCTS): Four families involving artisans consist of father along with son tumbler artists in Seattle and also a strong Oklahoma boot company who creates the girl daughters.
"The Amazing Race," 8 p.m. (CBS): One staff makes a decision for taking a possibility that could expense these individuals this game; Liz as well as Marie finish up taking pleasure in an added task.
"Making Monsters," eight p.m. (Travel): Distortions features orders for two of America's a lot of well-known haunted-house attractions; the staff should populate some sort of 53-foot pick up truck using props for Morris Costumes.
"Nick News with Linda Ellerbee," 9 p.m. (Nickelodeon): Cosmetic surgeries amongst babies as well as teens.
"The Walking Dead," on the lookout for p.m. (AMC): Rick discovers a doable secure haven; Shane must continue on a new harmful quest to have needed medical supplies.
"In America" (2002), 10 p.m. (Sundance): A tidy actor, his wife and also their particular a couple children emigrate out of Ireland along with look up achievements around New York.
The New York Times
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