'Once Upon A Time' season 4: Emma and Hook will not have a happy ending?

Latest spoilers claimed that Emma and Hook will finally go on a proper date, but the two may not have a happy ending.

"Once Upon A Time" executive producer Edward Kitsis confirmed that Emma Swan and Captain Hook will finally go on an official date. "If you notice, they haven't had a proper date. Their dates have been running from time travels and portals and monsters, so they're going to have a proper date," he said to E! Online.

Jennifer Morrison, the actress who plays the role of Emma Swan, dished out some spoilers about the fourth season of "Once Upon A Time".

"My guess is that since we're on a television show, the bliss is not going to be for long because that's not very interesting. Nobody wants to watch a show of a bunch of happy people," she told Digital Spy.

Meanwhile, the fourth season of "Once Upon A Time" will feature the story of the movie "Frozen". "Once Upon A Time" spoilers claimed that Queen Elsa will be back in her original state of being a villain, as in the story of the "Snow Queen". The TV series is known for twisting the original version of our beloved childhood fairy tales and turning the main characters into villains. However, show runners affirmed that the TV version will follow Disney's movie.

Moreover, the main characters have to deal with their own issues. Regina's heart was broken last season when Emma brought Robin Hood's wife from the past to the present.

The fourth season of "Once Upon A Time" will come back on air on September 28 featuring beloved characters in "Frozen". The show creators and executive producers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz confirmed that Elsa, Anna and Kristoff will definitely appear in show next season.

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