Posted by Kate | March 15, 2013, 18:51 (EST) | 129 Comments
Category: TV Series
Enjoy this taste of Because the Night (EP417), featuring Caroline, Klaus, and Stefan!
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Posted by Red | March 11, 2013, 14:29 (EST) | 85 Comments
Category: TV Series
As the countdown ticks ever closer to Thursday, the CW has released another webclip featuring Damon and Klaus for Bring It On (EP416), courtesy of TV Guide!
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Posted by Vee | February 27, 2013, 14:09 (EST) | 11 Comments
Category: TV Series
TV Guide has more from their post-mortem interview with Julie Plec. Warning: If you haven’t watched through Stand By Me (EP415), best avoid some major spoilers. And, in case you missed it yesterday, check out our EP415 post-mortem round-up.
The second half the season will be more grounded in high school. What can we expect?
Plec: We just started shooting the prom episode, which is episode 19 and graduation is going to be the finale. We’ll get to end the season with all of those great questions of who’s going to be where, who’s going to be with who, who’s going to do what.
READ THE ENTIRE (SPOILERY!) INTERVIEW AT TV GUIDE.
In other news, Futon Critic is reporting that the CW has nailed down a season finale date for The Vampire Diaries: Thursday, May 16th.
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Posted by Abby | February 15, 2013, 17:09 (EST) | 6 Comments
Category: TV Series
Spoilers, spoilers, spoilers! Under no circumstances should you have anything to do with this Vampire Diaries Bite if you haven’t watched last night’s episode (Down The Rabbit Hole, EP414) yet. If you have…enjoy!
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Posted by Abby | February 14, 2013, 17:00 (EST) | 6 Comments
Category: TV Series
It’s no surprise that Joseph Morgan is in high demand for interviews right now, between the goings-on with Klaus on The Vampire Diaries and the upcoming spinoff The Originals, there are a lot of questions begging for answers. Fortunately, E!Online, Zap2it and TVLine are all on the case, we’ve gathered the interviews up in a group for your reading pleasure.
First up, Joseph talks The Originals with E!Online.
Morgan teases that fans can expect the spinoff to be “a little more adult, a little more kind of gothic because these are old time Vampires here.”
And finally, he says, “It’s just so tremendously exciting for me, I’m so eager to get started on it. I really can’t wait, and I really hope people like it. I’m going to put my whole heart and soul into it.”
Zap2it asked the actor about the situation between Klaus and Caroline after last week’s emotional episode.
“I think she was being genuine,” he says. “The way Candice played it, she was being genuine. I also think it’s more interesting if she was — it sort of adds a level of complexity to her character, rather than, ‘Oh, we’re playing another thing on Klaus.’ It’s more if it comes from a genuine place. As an actor and a character, I bought into it.”
TVLine wants to know if Klaus has any romance coming up. Joseph says yes, but declines to say who with. Speculations welcome in comments!
TVLINE: Will Klaus ever get lucky in love? He has to be the most celibate vampire in Mystic Falls.
[Joseph Morgan] Yeah, he’s going to get some action.
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Posted by Kate | February 12, 2013, 13:40 (EST) | 343 Comments
Category: TV Series
It’s almost Thursday! Here’s another peek from Down the Rabbit Hole (EP414).
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Posted by Abby | January 30, 2013, 15:40 (EST) | 273 Comments
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The Hollywood Reporter has a shiny new webclip from tomorrow night’s episode! Stefan, Damon and Klaus are all getting their snark on in this, so it’s not to be missed!
READ MORE AND WATCH THE VIDEO AT THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER.
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Posted by Vee | January 25, 2013, 15:29 (EST) | 85 Comments
Category: TV Series
Need a fix to last you through next week’s new episode? The CW has uploaded a webclip for A View To A Kill (EP412) featuring some good old-fashioned Original sibling squabbling. Enjoy!
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Posted by Vee | January 23, 2013, 19:28 (EST) | 13 Comments
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It’s Vampire Diaries Bite time and this week TV Guide‘s listing off 5 Reasons Why Klaus Isn’t Any Worse Than Stefan or Damon:
Klaus is just really, really lonely Because his own parents viewed him as an abomination, Klaus never felt worthy of affection. That’s why he isolates himself from those around him with violence and a false display of apathy — but that doesn’t mean Klaus is at all happy about it.
After Stefan insulted Klaus for keeping victims’ letters to memorialize them, the Original pointed out that Stefan wrote his victims’ names on walls. According to Klaus, this wasn’t a celebration of the deaths, but simply a “reminder that in the end, we’re left infinitely and utterly alone.”
Agree? Disagree? Head over to TV Guide to read the rest of their reasons and then check out the Bite below.
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Posted by Kate | December 28, 2012, 14:30 (EST) | 1,744 Comments
Category: TV Series
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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