Posted by Vee | February 16, 2010, 20:32 (EST) | 2 Comments
Category: TV Series

Thanks to Denise for the heads up on TV Guide Magazine’s interviews with Paul Wesley, Ian Somerhalder, and Nina Dobrev at this weekend’s Hot Topic event in Los Angeles. They talk about what’s on everyone’s mind after the events of Fool Me Once and, now that we have Season 2 to look forward to, the possibilities are nearly endless.

So without the steadfast mission to find his one-time love, what will Damon resort to next? “Damon having idle time, not having a mission, is a very, very problematic situation…I think there are more shenanigans [to come].” And when Damon is up to no good, his Salvatore brother is sure to follow.

We’ve been thinking about a “Damon without purpose” scenario since the last episode aired, and it scares the crap out of us…in the best possible way.

Dobrev is holding out hope for Elena and Stefan, but admits here will always be outside factors toying with the strength of their relationship, which means anything can happen. “I think his presence always has an effect on their relationship, even if he doesn’t do anything. Even his existence complicates both their lives, so we’ll just have to wait and see,” said Dobrev.

Like having Damon show up unannounced in the bedroom. Boundaries, dude. BOUNDARIES.

“One of my favorite things about the show is the flashbacks,” said Wesley. “There’s still so much to cover, like what happened? We’re still at just the tip of the iceberg. There’s so much for us to explore with 1864, but what did they do in 1910? What about 1950? It’s amazing how much we can explore.”

Yeah, the flashbacks are our favorite too, Paul. We want to see Stefan and Damon in 1977. Just sayin’.

Read the entire article at TV Guide Magazine.

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