“Once Upon a Time” kicked off with a chilly start in the Season 4 premiere, “A Tale of Two Sisters.” It was triple the Disney in the episode, too — not only did we meet “Frozen” sisters Elsa and Anna, but we also got a sweet “Beauty and the Beast” dance scene and a glimpse at a potential Mickey Mouse moment in the future.

Though we were satisfied by Regina’s quest to find a happy ending and Emma and Hook’s kiss, we still have a lot of questions about what’s happening in Storybrooke. Read on to see all of the things that still have us scratching our heads.

1. Who is the author of Henry’s fairy tale book?

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2. Are Snow and Charming taking a backseat this season?

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3. Is Robin really going to choose boring Marian over Regina? He’s her true love!

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After months of torturous anticipation, “Once Upon a Time” finally debuted its big “Frozen” premiere on Sunday (September 28), with a flashback-heavy episode that gave us the “Tale of Two Sisters” while also revealing an exciting new path for Regina, as well as a certain iconic hat that promises more Disney goodness to come.

Read on for all of the biggest moments, but be warned: spoilers (and snowmen) lie ahead!

A ‘Frozen’ Plot Gets A Makeover

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So, as it turns out, when the King and Queen of Arendelle set off on that ill-fated boat voyage in the movie, they were really going to find something that might help Elsa’s little “problem.” The show’s version of Elsa learned about this after the events of the film and told her sister, so before Anna was able to marry Kristoff, she — despite Elsa’s objections — set off for sights unknown to get her hands on whatever it was that her parents were looking for.

Only problem is, that something-something was located in the Enchanted Forrest, and we all know what happened there. What happened to Anna during the curse is still unknown, though her necklace is in Gold’s shop, which I guess is a good sign? Either way, Elsa is now in Storybrooke for good, and she kicked off her tenure by ...

Over a dozen people have been injured in a shocking monster truck crash that left several people dead in the Netherlands on Sunday (September 28).

The city of Haaksbergen is grieving after the accident, where a monster truck equipped with tractor-sized wheels went off course. In a video of the incident, the truck can be seen knocking down a safety rail and driving into the crowd, following a stunt where the driver leaps over the top of a row of cars. A faulty accelerator pedal or brake failure are allegedly the cause of the incident.

There is video of the incident available via The Hollywood Reporter, but it the video shows the whole event. If you’re not comfortable with that, go ahead and skip.

Local police have been unable to confirm the number dead and/or injured, but conflicting reports have confirmed that at least one child and one adult are dead, with potentially a third (either adult or child) also deceased.

Reports from The Hollywood Reporter and The Guardian put the number of injured anywhere between 15 and 18, with 6 of those injuries reportedly serious.

According to a press conference held by mayor Hans Gerritsen on Dutch national broadcaster NOS, two children and one adult were killed — a number lated revised to say one child and two adults, before that number being changed, again, to one child and one adult.

As of publication, the exact number of dead was still unknown.

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Jennifer Lopez is not happy about being rear-ended in her car Saturday (September 27) morning. But who would be, particularly when you’re not in the wrong in the situation!

There you are, having a nice little Saturday in your new ride, just driving along with your children and best friend (actress Leah Remini), minding your own business and abiding the law of the red light. That anger only increasing upon the realization that the offending driver was drunk (allegedly).

“Sitting at a light, Riding high right before some drunk fool rear ended us in my new whip!!!,” the singer Instagrammed. “Thank god everyone ok!!! #GRATEFUL #THANKYOUGOD #DontdrinkandDrive!!!! #cursedthatfoolout #theBronxcameout #dontmesswithmycocnuts #mamabear #leahstayedcalm #thatwasweird”

According to TMZ, Remini was driving Lopez and her two children in Lopez’s vehicle when they were hit by a pickup truck driver at a red light in Malibu. The driver of the truck rear-ended them before fleeing the scene, but luckily area police were able to locate the driver, subsequently arresting him for both driving under the influence and instigating a hit-and-run.

Thank goodness everyone was OK! Gotta love that she shouted out her Bronx roots in the hashtags though. Jenny from the block still amirite?

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Too much exuberance for one person. Follow her on Twitter @alicialutes.

On Friday, Hulu Plus made available doer-of-literally-everything James Franco‘s NYU thesis film, “Saturday Night,” a documentary on what goes on behind-the-scenes each week on “Saturday Night Live” (not to be confused with a similarly focused documentary called “Saturday Night Live Backstage” that came out in 2011). And though it may be more of a fly-on-the-wall look at the process rather than anything particularly in-depth, there was still plenty of interesting stuff to learn for anyone who’s a fan of the long-running sketch comedy series.

What did WE learn upon watching it? Lots — particularly when it comes to the looney-bin-esque process it takes to get the funny on TV week in and week out. We’ve highlighted the biggest takeaways below.

1. It’s not about Franco, but there’s a lot of him in it.

Though he stays mostly behind the lens, Franco’s voice is heard in several interviews, and he even appears on screen a few times to wax poetic on the sketch show’s inner workings.

2. The documentary focuses on John Malkovich’s hosted show from December 6, 2008.

Oh that Malkovich. He’s just so Malkovich.

3. SNL pitch meetings are “50% bullshit, 50% actual pitches.”

At least so sayeth Will Forte: “If you pitch something that’s funny, you’ve blown the joke.” So lots of times, writers and actors won’t even pitch the sketch they end up working on, saving the funny for the read-through.

4. If “Dangerous Liaisons” was performed in a hot ...