Relive the complete 2nd season of ABC's TV Show Once Upon a Time, the hit series that boasts unforgettable characters and a tangled web of romance, action and enchantment.

Immerse yourself in the magic and mystery of Storybrooke–a sleepy little town where ever fairytale character you've ever known is frozen in time and trapped between two worlds, victims of an evil curse…

In the second season of Once Upon A Time, Ruby's fear about turning into a wolf during the first curse-free Storybrooke full moon is confirmed when one of the town's residents is viciously murdered, and Ruby is the prime suspect; Decker – aka King George – threatens to expose David as a shepherd, not a prince, and not fit to run the town as sheriff. Emma Swam, 28 years old the bail bond collector, since the baby was abandoned after it had been alone. She knows how to take care of yourself. However, after she was Henry looking for home, everything became different.

6 disc set, over 15 hours of content!

Once Upon a Time is an American fairy tale drama series in which its residents are characters from various fairy tales that were transported to the “real world” town and robbed of their real memories by a powerful curse. Once Upon a Time was created by Lost and Tron: Legacy writers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz.

Awards for series

• Nominated Saturn Award, Best Network Television Series, 2013
• Nominated Saturn Award, Best Network Television Series, 2012
• Nominated People's Choice Awards for: Favorite Network TV Drama, Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Show, Favorite TV Fan Following, 2013
• Nominated People's Choice Award, Favorite New TV Drama, 2012
• Nominated Satellite Award, Best Television Series, Genre, 2012
• Nominated Satellite Award, Best Television Series, Genre, 2011
• Won TV Guide Awards for: Favorite New Series, Favorite Villain Lana Parrilla
• Nominated TV Quick Award, Best New Drama 2012
• Nominated Teen Choice Awards for: Choice TV Show: Fantasy/Sci-Fi, Choice TV Actress: Fantasy/Sci-Fi Ginnifer Goodwin, Choice TV Villain Lana Parrilla 2012
• Nominated Teen Choice Awards for: Choice TV Show: Fantasy/Sci-Fi, Choice TV Actress: Fantasy/Sci-Fi Ginnifer Goodwin, Choice TV Villain Lana Parrilla 2011
• Won Young Artist Awards for: Best Leading Performance in a TV Series – Jared Gilmore

Once Upon a Time Series Reviews

“Once Upon a Time is a smartly-crafted reward for fans of light fantasy, with the right mix of cleverness, action and romance.” Washington Post

“There's gorgeous fun to be had here.” TV Guide

“Once Upon a Time is both family-friendly and smart enough to win viewers of any age and level of sophistication.” San Francisco Chronicle

“The show mainly works so well because of the writing team, which was a well-assembled one to have to be sure, but the direction, costuming, set designs, and overall high production qualities all lend an aspect to the show that is distinct, impressive, and beautiful for the show's realized creativity. Once Upon a Time has so many bursts of energetic creativity at each turn and these individuals who have helped in spades to make the series become a reality have continued to craft what is one truly amazing program; one which will go down in history as one of the greatest, smartest storybooks realized in the history of ABC television. This is one expanded fairy-tale universe you absolutely don't want to miss.” DVD Talk (season 2)

“There is such a deep and fun story behind this show. You find yourself really get drawn in this magical world within “Once Upon a Time”.” MediaMikes.com

“Fans of the fantastical can do far worse than Once Upon A Time, which manages to both stir the pulse and please the senses with its beautifully imagined medieval times.” Ed Bark

“The brilliance inherent in this series is the way each episode explores a different aspect of the overall story by telling the origin story of as storybook character and infusing elements of it into the situation in our world…Above all else this show is a character driven tale presented by one of the better ensemble cast ever assembled. Goodwin is fresh off a long stint as a sister wife on ‘Big Love’ while Morrison is familiar to television audience for her role on ‘House, M.D.’. In every case the cast is truly versatile able to successfully portray two distinct versions of the same characters. The core personalities in both worlds are always the same; the genius of the performances is in the nuances given to each depiction. Thankfully the series has been picked up for a second season.” hometheatreinfo.com