Posted by Abby | January 9, 2013, 20:15 (EST) | 577 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
The CW has released the official synopsis for The Vampire Diaries: A View To A Kill (EP412), airing Thursday, January 31st at 8/7c. Highlight for spoilers:
DANGEROUS LIAISONS — When Rebekah (Claire Holt) turns down Klaus’ (Joseph Morgan) plea to stop Kol (Nathaniel Buzolic) and protect Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen), Klaus turns to Stefan (Paul Wesley) for help. After an angry confrontation with her father, Mayor Hopkins (guest star Rick Worthy), over his unconventional approach to ending the violence in Mystic Falls, Bonnie (Kat Graham) has a frightening run-in with Kol, followed by an unexpected visitor. Klaus complicates the already tense feelings between Stefan and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) by revealing a bit of Stefan’s personal life, then surprises Damon by asking for personal advice. Elena (Nina Dobrev) tells Stefan about her dangerous plan for Jeremy, leaving Stefan in a difficult spot. When the high school’s 1980s Decade Dance is cancelled by Mayor Hopkins, Stefan finds a charming way to make it up to a disappointed Rebekah.
Brad Turner directed the episode written by Rebecca Sonnenshine.
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Posted by Vee | January 9, 2013, 7:33 (EST) | 69 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Rebekah returns! Thanks to KSiteTV, see a healthy dose of stills from After School Special (EP410), which seems to find our heroes…IN A LIBRARY. (Dun dun DUN.) The Vampire Diaries returns Thursday, January 17th! Click the image below to see all 15 stills at KSiteTV.
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Posted by Kate | January 8, 2013, 14:50 (EST) | 505 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Zap2it has your first look at January 17th’s new episode After School Special (EP410) in the form of an episode still – but beware, the article is pretty spoilery. It details a situation reminiscent of one of your favorite teen movies that several characters will find themselves in, as well as what’s going on with a certain vacant town office.
SEE THE PHOTO AND READ THE ARTICLE AT ZAP2IT.
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Posted by Abby | January 7, 2013, 19:30 (EST) | 51 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
It’s time to start gearing up for new episodes of The Vampire Diaries and what better way to do it than with a whole crowd of new promo pics from the good folks at E! We’ve got a teaser for you below, but don’t stop there! We’re happy to report that the whole cast is represented, (and most of them are rocking shades of charcoal, red and burgundy!). Head on over to E!Online to get your drool on, and don’t forget to mark the season premiere on your calendar. TVD will be back with a new episode on January 17th.
SEE THE REST OF THE IMAGES AT E!ONLINE.
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Posted by Kate | January 3, 2013, 13:52 (EST) | 10 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Two more weeks! Tonight the CW is reairing the midseason finale of The Vampire Diaries, O Come, All Ye Faithful (EP409). New episodes return with After School Special (EP410) on January 17th.
Episode refresher course:
Miss a post this week?
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Posted by Vee | January 2, 2013, 20:17 (EST) | 1,859 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
The CW has released the official synopsis for The Vampire Diaries: Catch Me If You Can (EP411), airing Thursday, January 24th at 8/7c. Highlight for spoilers:
A NEW DANGER — Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) is furious when Klaus (Joseph Morgan) tries to control him by putting Matt’s (Zach Roerig) life in danger. Damon (Ian Somerhalder) coaches Jeremy as he prepares to take on Klaus’ new vampires, but they find that Kol (guest star Nathaniel Buzolic) has beaten them to it. Kol makes it clear that he will stop at nothing to convince everyone to give up the search for the cure. Looking for a new ally, Rebekah (Claire Holt) reminds Stefan (Paul Wesley) that they were once close friends. When Sheriff Forbes (Marguerite MacIntyre) and Mayor Hopkins (guest star Rick Worthy) question Shane (guest star David Alpay) about his involvement in the Founders’ Council deaths, Bonnie (Kat Graham) steps in with questions of her own, and Shane’s responses push Bonnie to the edge of her powers. Elena (Nina Dobrev) negotiates with Klaus to keep Jeremy safe, but when danger suddenly appears from a totally unexpected enemy, Elena comes up with her own daring plan for Jeremy.
John Dahl directed the episode written by Brian Young & Michael Narducci.
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Posted by Kate | December 28, 2012, 14:30 (EST) | 1,744 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
TVLine has some more from their talk with Julie Plec about the Salvatores, Klaus, Caroline & Tyler, and more coming up in the second half of season four. This passage about Klaus is intriguing:
“The beauty of Klaus, much like Damon, is that his horrible misdeeds are all born out of a place of a complete lack of trust and faith as a result of being repeatedly betrayed and rejected in his life. I’m not saying I excuse his horrific behavior, but it’s born from a very human place. Once someone’s got a strong core of humanity, there’s hope for them – [they may] just not necessarily wake up tomorrow as Man of the Year. Klaus will continue to be a very complicated character. Much like Damon in the first couple seasons, when he feels backed up against the wall, he lashes out in very, very destructive ways. It makes it impossible to forgive. And yet, the redemption of Klaus as a character-long arc is something we always talk about.”
Also find out what the future holds for Tyler after his family tragedy, Jeremy with his new “career,” and more.
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Posted by Kate | December 27, 2012, 12:59 (EST) | 6 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Happy holidays! The Vampire Diaries is on hiatus, and so things are pretty quiet around here as well. But if you need a fix, tonight the CW is reairing We’ll Always Have Bourbon Street (EP408). New episodes return with After School Special (EP410) on January 17th.
Episode refresher course:
Miss a post this week?
- Vampire Diaries In Review: O Come, All Ye Faithful (EP409) – Beautiful Symmetry
- Official Synopsis for After School Special (EP410)
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Posted by Crissy Calhoun | December 23, 2012, 17:58 (EST) | 182 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
It was a fair guess that The Vampire Diaries’ first foray into a holiday episode would be bloodier than your average Christmassy fare, but what a beautiful, poignant, and bloody episode that was. A highlight of the season so far for me (along with Memorial), O Come All Ye Faithful hit such a resonant tone of melancholic but hopeful, as it explored the existential loneliness that plagues immortals (and mortals alike) while emphasizing how key trust and family are in finding purpose and peace. From the soundtrack to that fake snow falling on the town square to that stunning slaughter scene: this is an exceptionally well put together hour of television, and what better gift for the TVD family than that?
SPOILERS! CONTINUE READING “BEAUTIFUL SYMMETRY.”
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Posted by Kate | December 21, 2012, 16:22 (EST) | 411 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
The CW has released the official synopsis for the January 17th mid-season premiere of The Vampire Diaries: After School Special (EP410). Highlight for spoilers:
REBEKAH IS BACK WITH A VENGEANCE — Appearing unexpectedly at Mystic Falls High, Rebekah (Claire Holt) wastes no time trying to force Stefan (Paul Wesley), Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Caroline (Candice Accola) to answer her questions about the search for a cure, leading to a bombshell piece of information from Elena. When Bonnie’s (Kat Graham) father, Rudy Owens (guest star Rick Worthy, “Supernatural”), accepts the role of Interim Mayor, he makes it a priority to protect his daughter, who isn’t at all comfortable with the role he suddenly wants to play in her life. Professor Shane (guest star David Alpay) continues to encourage Bonnie to believe in her powers, but he soon finds himself in danger when he reveals too much to the wrong person. Later, Caroline does her best to comfort Tyler (Michael Trevino) after a violent confrontation. Meanwhile, at the lake house, Damon and Matt (Zach Roerig) train Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen), trying to raise his game as a hunter, but Klaus (Joseph Morgan) is impatient with their progress and intervenes to speed up the process.
The episode was written by Brett Matthews and directed by David Von Ancken.
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