Posted by Vee | November 19, 2009, 0:32 (EST) | 5 Comments
Category: TV Series

This is it – the last new Vampire Diaries episode until after the New Year. We’re 10 episodes in, almost halfway through the first season (remember when we were waiting for the pilot pick-up? Wow, that seems so long ago now), and word on the tweet (and you saw those promos, yeah?) is that tonight’s episode is aptly named. After last week’s “WTF?!” cliffhanger and deep woods Firestarter shenanigans, we’re wondering how they can possibly top themselves. Hopefully the surprises will come hard n’ fast so there’s plenty to talk about during the two-month hiatus.

Speculation has been running rampant in the discussion forums, so why not join in with your own thoughts and theories? And while you’re here, linger over episode details and Vampire Diaries tidbits from the past week.

Don’t forget: The CW is taking fan questions for the Vampire Diaries cast. Get ‘em in ASAP. Details in this post.

Also: Sorry to Vampire Diaries fans in the Miami area – football’s knocking “The Turning Point” to Saturday night. SUCK.

• Read the synopsis
• See episode stills
• Watch promos 1 | 2
• Watch episode clips
• CW to air Vampire Diaries week-long marathon in December
• E’s “10 Vampires We Love” recap
• AP video interview with Ian Somerhalder
• KTLA’s Vampire Diaries set visit featuring interviews with cast
• Candice Accola on KTLA | Saturday Night Magazine Q&A
• Zach Roerig on WPIX
• Gina Torres comes to Mystic Falls
• Two upcoming episode titles revealed
• CW Connect interviews with Sara Canning and Steven R. McQueen
• Damon Salvatore makes Entertainment Weekly’s “TV’s Best Bitches” list
• New character spoilers (we say two, but there’s actually three)
• Vampire Diaries feature in Soap Opera Weekly
• TV Guide: Matt Davis talks Alaric
• NY Post’s PopWrap talks to Kevin Williamson | Jim Halterman interview with KW
• TV Guide teases Vampire Diaries in the New Year

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