Posted by Kate | March 20, 2013, 16:55 (EST) | 23 Comments
Category: TV Series
On this week’s Vampire Diaries Bite at TV Guide, Ian Somerhalder talks about Damon in the 1970s and his relationship with Lexi, as well as his feelings toward Elena at the moment: “Damon gets another side of Elena that really solidifies that he’s not a fan of her current state.”
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Posted by Vee | March 13, 2013, 11:23 (EST) | 76 Comments
Category: TV Series
ETOnline interviewed Ian Somerhalder this morning about the recent happenings in Mystic Falls and, just in case you thought everything might be puppies and rainbows… Oh, who are we kidding? No one who watches this show ever thinks that. And Ian more or less confirms that the road is still rocky.
ETonline: It’s also got to be exciting as an actor that TVD allows you to play your character at various points in their life. We’ve seen Damon throughout the decades, and next week shows him circa 1970.
Somerhalder: Yeah, you hit the nail on the head. Our artisans and production design team went in and not only re-built CBGB’s but recreated the feeling of the ’70s [in Because the Night, airing March 21]. It’s so cool because you get to experience so many times in [Damon's] life. Now mind you, because there were so many decades, I think he evolved slower than most. I also love that because we get to go back and romanticize the social happenings of that time, we’re really reminded of The United States’ deep history and what Damon lived through is just a drop in the bucket compared to the other characters, who can go back thousands of years.
READ THE ENTIRE INTERVIEW AT ETONLINE. CAUTION: SPOILERS THROUGH STAND BY ME (EP415)!
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Posted by Vee | March 1, 2013, 7:41 (EST) | 138 Comments
Category: TV Series
We know, we know: Hiatuses suck, but one Thursday down and only one more to go until The Vampire Diaries returns with all-new episodes on Thursday, March 14th! In the meantime, feast your eyes on some new episode stills for Bring It On (EP416) and Because the Night (EP417) and click the images to view the episode’s respective gallery on KSiteTV.
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Posted by Kate | December 27, 2012, 12:59 (EST) | 6 Comments
Category: TV Series
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 Kate | November 29, 2012, 20:08 (EST) | 44 Comments
Category: TV Series
PRETTY FLASHBACK CLOTHES! Here’s your first look at next week’s new episode, We’ll Always Have Bourbon Street (EP408).
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Posted by Vee | November 14, 2012, 20:05 (EST) | 204 Comments
Category: TV Series
The CW has released the official synopsis for the BRILLIANTLY TITLED December 6th episode of The Vampire Diaries: We’ll Always Have Bourbon Street (EP408). Highlight for spoilers:
A FLASHBACK TO NEW ORLEANS IN 1942 — When Stefan ({Paul Wesley) confronts Damon (Ian Somerhalder) with a suspicion about Elena (Nina Dobrev), Damon has no choice but to help Stefan investigate. Searching for answers, Damon and Stefan visit modern day New Orleans to see if they can find anyone who remembers the events of their last visit in 1942, including one of Damon’s former flames, Charlotte (guest star Madeline Zima). Elena, Caroline (Candice Accola) and Bonnie (Kat Graham) share a girls’ night while the Salvatore brothers are out of town, and emotions run high when Elena delivers some shocking news. At Hayley’s (guest star Phoebe Tonkin) urging, Tyler (Michael Trevino) confronts one of Klaus’ hybrids, Kimberly (guest star Alyssa Diaz), and the situation quickly escalates into violence. Finally, Damon is faced with a heartbreaking decision.
The episode was written by Charlie Charbonneau and Jose Molina and directed by Jesse Warn.
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Posted by Kate | November 14, 2012, 11:24 (EST) | 48 Comments
Category: TV Series
We don’t seem to have a title for the December 6th episode yet, but according to Entertainment Weekly, it will include flashbacks to the Salvatore brothers dressed as both soldiers and civilians around the time of World War II – and Lexi in the 1940s as well. Click on the thumbnail to see the entire exclusive episode still, and make sure you click through to watch an exclusive video about the creation of the WWII-era costumes for the show as well.
READ MORE AND WATCH THE VIDEO AT ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY.
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Posted by Vee | November 1, 2012, 8:57 (EST) | 1 Comment
Category: TV Series
TV Guide has more Joseph Morgan interview goodness and, this week, he’s teasing tonight’s new episode of The Vampire Diaries: The Five (EP404). Joseph explains why it’s his favorite episode so far (and praises writer Rebecca Sonnenshine) and teases that a major secret will surface. Head over to TV Guide to read what Julie Plec has to say about The Five, too. Looks like Season 4′s mythology arc will really get rolling tonight.
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Posted by Vee | October 11, 2012, 16:09 (EST) | 2 Comments
Category: TV Series
We know Vampire Diaries will flash back to 12th century Italy in The Five (EP404) , airing November 1st, and it looks like the CW’s Judy Yam has decided to whet our Original appetite with a peek at Klaus. See more stills from the episode here and here.
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Posted by Vee | October 10, 2012, 14:10 (EST) | 36 Comments
Category: TV Series
The CW has released the official synopsis for The Vampire Diaries: The Five (EP404), airing Thursday, November 1st on the CW. Highlight for spoilers:
A FRAT PARTY AND A FLASHBACK TO 12TH CENTURY ITALY — Damon (Ian Somerhalder) goes with Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Bonnie (Kat Graham) to visit Whitmore College, where Professor Shane (guest star David Alpay, “The Borgias”) is taking over the Occult Studies classes formerly taught by Bonnie’s grandmother. At a fraternity costume party, Damon takes advantage of the wild scene to give Elena a lesson in choosing a victim. Rebekah’s (Claire Holt) attempt to buy Matt’s (Zach Roerig) forgiveness falls flat, but she is intrigued by unexpected news from Klaus (Joseph Morgan). When Stefan (Paul Wesley) questions Klaus about Connor’s (guest star Todd Williams) motives, Klaus reveals a long-ago encounter with a powerful group of vampire hunters, but it’s Rebekah who delivers the information that stuns Stefan.
The episode was written by Brett Matthews and Rebecca Sonnenshine and directed by Joshua Butler.
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