Posted by Red | December 14, 2010, 14:04 (EST) | 10 Comments
Category: TV Series

There’s a new player in town who crosses words with Damon, more plotting and colluding between unlikely people, and trust us when we say things aren’t always as they seem. However, one thing that is exactly what it appears to be is Tyler’s dreaded transformation. Both he and Caroline are in for one hell of a tough night, and we recommend watching through your fingers, because it ain’t pretty (but also worth watching properly for outstanding performances from both Michael Trevino and Candice Accola).

This is it, folks, the final episode of 2010, and we won’t be seeing a new episode on ITV2 until February, 2011 (and our US friends thing they’ve got it tough waiting until January!). We have, however, caught up with the USA, so you’re in the perfect position to head on over to the forums to discuss the episode and to rate it in our poll (and discuss it in the comments there) without being spoiled for episodes US fans have already seen.

Tune in to ITV2 (and don’t forget to give them a follow on Twitter – @itv2!) at 9pm tonight to catch By the Light of the Moon, or catch it again at 10pm on ITV2+1. Still need to catch up on last week’s episode? You can watch it on ITV Player, or download it in HQ from iTunes UK.

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