Ep 4 The Five
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Wednesday, 10 October 2012
Vampire Diaries 4x04 Official Synopsis
Paul Wesley Interview
I sure as shit hope so, but I don’t think so. I mean, I don’t know. I think that Stefan had his dark ride, Season 3, we saw a whole hell of a lot of that. And I said to Julie, “Can we please just not fully commit to being good Stefan? I’d like to go in the grey zone. I’d like him to be conflicted.” And hopefully we’ll see that.
How is he going to feel about what happened to Elena and how him following her wishes contributed to that?
Just goes to show, you never listen to what a woman wants…no, I’m just kidding. (laughs) I’m gonna get home and my girl is gonna be like (makes slapping noise). You’re gonna read it online. No. You know, I just, I’m conflicted as a viewer watching that scene. I’m conflicted by that myself. We find out later that Stefan never meant for her to die. He wasn’t making the decision to let her die. He was making the decision to save Matt first and then come back to get her. For whatever reason. Why he couldn’t grab them both is besides the point. That’s the writers. But he made that decision. She chose Stefan and now he has this against him in a way. So now it’s more of a catalyst for her to go to Damon. I think that’s kind of like the yin and yang. We need to constantly sort of have that push and pull.
Do you think his guilt over what happened to her might cause him to relapse?
That’s what I’m saying. I swear to God, that’s where my head goes. My head goes, “Oh my God, I can’t believe I did this” and like an alcoholic picking up a bottle and going right back to it. That’s how I see it, but I’m not sure if that’s how everyone else sees it. But I believe that the guilt should cause him some drama within himself. Not crying over Elena. I don’t want him to cry anymore.
How is what happened with Elena going to affect Damon and Stefan’s relationship?
Yeah, well now I think Damon blames him and his is like “Oh look, I would have saved her if it were me.” That’s the whole sort of thing that he’s throwing in his face. I like it when they bond; I like it when they’re buddies. I enjoy that. I think it’s pretty interesting. I don’t know, I hear there’s a new vampire hunter coming to town, so maybe they’ll team up again soon. You know, I’d like Stefan and Klaus to be buddies too. Bromance. I like that. I like the two of them bro-ing out.
I like that little bit of footage when Damon said, “Now we have another quarterback. Congratulations, brother.”
Snazzy line, right there. Yeah, he gets the good lines. He gets the one-liners. “Now we have an extra quarterback.” I love it.
It seems like you were kind of like Caroline’s mentor when she transformed. Would you like to see that with Elena?
Not really. I don’t really want Stefan to be a mentor. I want Stefan to show her the dark dangers of being a vampire and I want him to take her down this [path]. I think it could be really adventurous if they embrace it rather than fight it and go on all these wild adventures together. I think that would be far more interesting and more exciting for viewers.
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Spoiler From TV Line - 10th October 2012
Check out the new photo of Mystic Falls’ newest badass vampire hunter, Connor (Todd Williams)? Like many things on the show, he’s not all that he appears to be. “He’s got a history that presents a bit of a mystery that needs unraveling,” teases EP Julie Plec. Bonus Scoop 1: Episode 2 will hint at a connection between Connor, Jeremy, and Connor’s mysterious [spoiler!]. Bonus Scoop 2: I think we’re going to meet Bonnie’s “protective” father in Episode 10
Spoiler From TV Guide - 10th October 2012
OK, we'll admit that Elena doesn't look so thrilled in these photos, but executive producer Julie Plec promises that there will be fun times ahead for the newbie vamp. "She's going to go through a little bit of everything. One of the things we set out to do this year was to show the experience becoming of vampire -- highs, lows, warts and all." Plus: a little crow tells us that a very happy Elena parties it up so much in an early episode that she even does a keg stand! (No, not of blood! Ew.)
Ian Somerhalder Interview - Video
The Vampire Diaries' Damon Salvatore showed a bit of his emotional side last season, but the wry, angst-ridden vampire we fell in love with early on is back in full force when the series returns.
"The guy tried everything," Ian Somerhalder told TVGuide.com. "He tried to be the romantic, he tried to be the big brother, but no one listened to him and it all went to sh--. He's now saying, 'You know what? I tried, it didn't work, screw you. This is who I am and this is what I do."
When the fourth season of the CW series premieres (Thursday, 8/7c), Damon will not only be extremely upset at his brother Stefan (Paul Wesley) for not saving Elena (Nina Dobrev), but he'll be also be an important guide for Elena as she transitions into a vampire.
"I think Damon is the key to her understanding a lot of what's going on during the transition," Somerhalder said. "He even tells Stefan, 'She's not going to be able to understand this blood lust, so let her feel the urge and the pain and hunger. That way, she knows what she's up against."
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4x01 'Growing Pains' Review
The CW’s THE VAMPIRE DIARIES ended on a
huge cliffhanger last spring. The main character, Elena (Nina Dobrev) is
killed with vampire blood in her system meaning that she either feeds
on someone, turning into a full vampire herself, or dies permanently.
As season four begins with “Growing
Pains,” trying to save Elena from this terrible choice is at the
forefront of many of her loved ones’ minds. There aren’t any known
instances of an almost-vampire avoiding this fate, however, so the only
thing anyone can think of is to ask Bonnie (Kat Graham) for help.
Unfortunately, it’s not that Bonnie can’t do what they’re asking, but
it’s that she shouldn’t, as there will be grave consequences should she
succeed.
It’s cool that THE VAMPIRE DIARIES has
consequences for the characters’ actions. It’s not exactly a new concept
in storytelling, by any means, but for a show about a bunch of
teenagers, it’s important to keep that in mind. Even those with
supernatural powers are far from invincible, and they must carefully
balance what they do with what will happen because of it.
Bonnie has grown quite powerful as a
witch, but to keep her from always saving the day, she has to have
obstacles to limit her. “Growing Pains” brings her to the brink once
more, tempting her sorely to use dark energies that she doesn’t fully
understand or control. Needless to say, it’s a bad idea for her to give
into this, no matter how good a justification she is able to come up
with.
Even better, Grams (Jasmine Guy), a
character who had to be killed off, but was done so way too son, returns
as the face of Bonnie’s warning. This is a wise woman who knows lots
about magic that Bonnie isn’t mature or experienced enough to figure out
yet, and as Bonnie does trust her, she is a reasonable representation
of good sense, whether she’s really there, or just in Bonnie’s head.
Grams also serves another purpose, allowing Bonnie to be punished
without hurting any of the major characters.
Of course, Bonnie can’t just be left
alone to do her magic, and the other characters aren’t going to sit
around for an hour. Enter the new villain, Pastor Young (Michael Reilly
Burke, Vegas, Revenge). Pastor Young sweeps into town and, lickety
split, fires the Mayor (Susan Walters) and the Sheriff (Marguerite
MacIntyre). He tosses Stefan (Paul Wesley), Elena, and Rebekah (Claire
Holt) into cells, and sets traps for the others.
Pastor Young is a neat bad guy. He’s got
the religion thing, bringing to mind the Priest (Nathan Fillion,
Castle, Firefly) from the final season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. He’s
devoted to his mission. He has very loyal followers. He’s intelligent
and has resources. His sneak attack on the supernatural residents of the
town and everyone connected to them goes off quickly and easily,
crippling a number of offenses.
But then he’s wasted, blowing himself
and his group up. Is this a sign of just how intelligent he really is,
knowing that making himself and his people martyrs, probably framing the
vampires for the job, will be a huge influence, with tons of other
rising up in his stead? Even so, considering how much he is able to
accomplish in such a short time, isn’t it a little early for such a Hail
Mary play? Why not keep him around for at least a few episodes? And
does this mean that Carol and Liz can return to their jobs now?
Because Young is out of the game by the
end of “Growing Pains,” it’s hard to tell just where that plot might go
now. Yes, he will probably create a threat for the main characters that
exists long after his death. But the nature of that threat is still a
mystery.
Dealing with being a vampire will not be
easy for Elena. We’ve already seen Caroline (Candice Accola) and Vicki
(Kayla Ewell) go through the change with varying results, but Elena is
even more central than they are, and THE VAMPIRE DIARIES intends to take
its time exploring that. We get to see what she’s feeling, and in Elena
fashion, she expresses the moral implications of this change.
However, unlike Caroline and Vicki,
things should go pretty smoothly for her because she has something they
didn’t have: Stefan. Stefan who is in love with her, and Elena has
clearly chosen him. Being back in control of himself again, being free
from evil influences, Stefan will do everything that he can to smooth
her transition, and this should help immeasurably.
Elena does get a glimpse of how noble
Damon (Ian Somerhalder) can be when she recovers a lost memory, but she
still chooses Stefan, knowing that he is the one who respects her. Damon
has blind devotion, but Stefan lets her make up her mind. That is
important to anyone, and Stefan will be a kind mentor and partner who
doesn’t force her to do anything that she doesn’t want to do. This
represents a clear choice between the brothers, and truly for the first
time, there can be little argument that Elena has made the right
decision. Even Damon fans will have to see that now.
Finally, Klaus (Joseph Morgan) forces
Bonnie to put him back in his body, leaving Tyler (Michael Trevino)
alone. This comes too quickly and too easily, barely giving Klaus a
partial scene to toy with Caroline, and wrapping up what could have been
a long, interesting arc. Sure, this prevents Morgan from going to
waste, but it really is regrettable that it plays out so swiftly.
Overall, a terrific start to another season. THE VAMPIRE DIARIES airs Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET on the CW.
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Tuesday, 9 October 2012
Introduction to Connor The New Hunter
While we’ll miss Alaric — RIP — let’s face it, the vampire hunter wasn’t so much of an antagonist after his initial introduction. Connor, however, is “a legitimate threat that they’ve got to deal with,” executive producer Julie Plec tells TVLine.
Not only does he cause “frustration for our heroes because he’s good” at what he does, but he’s also “a tough nut to crack,” explains Plec. “Every time they think they’ve got a one-up on him, he turns the tables and gets the best of them.”
New Recurring Guest Role
More to come as and when available.
Candice Accola Interview - Video
How will The Vampire Diaries' Caroline react when she learns that Tyler isn't really dead, but Klaus has taken over his body? Not very well.
"She does figure out Klaus has played the switcheroo gag on her and she's not happy," Candice Accola told TVGuide.com of her character during our recent visit to the set. "But the bright side is Tyler's not gone ... her love isn't gone."
But don't get too excited, Forwood fans: The couple's journey won't be all rainbows and butterflies — especially when Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin), a girl who helped Tyler (Michael Trevino) rid his sire bond to Klaus (Joseph Morgan), comes strolling into town.
"They have to face up to reality [and] it's not going to be easy and it's not going to be pretty," Accola said.
One moment fans can look forward too? Plenty of sexy time between the blonde vamp and the hot hybrid. "That was one way to just kill the excitement of summer vacation," Accola joked.
Watch the interview below for more from Accola on Candice and Tyler's future and how her admirer Klaus fits into the picture.
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Monday, 8 October 2012
Spoilers From EW - 8th October 2012
I need some VampElena spoilers!!
What about an ID game where Vampire Elena is AT LEAST one of the answers? In the premiere…1) Two characters almost have sex in the woods, 2) Someone gets a very meaningful gift in a moment that will drive fans wild, 3) Someone’s lapse in judgement will cause them great emotional pain in episode 2, 4) Guilt-ridden Matt gets some very wise advice from an unlikely person.
I’ve heard a bit about the first two episodes of The Vampire Diaries but need more Rebekah spoilers!! HELP!
True story: When I was a kid, I once gave my sister’s Barbie tattoos using permanent marker. I thought it looked cool. She didn’t feel the same way. Why am I sharing? Because I can relate to Rebekah, who ends up destroying a sibling’s precious property some time during the first two episodes. Suffice to say her punishment is a little more severe than getting sent to her room.
Nina Dobrev - Video Interview
Now that The Vampire Diaries' Elena is transitioning to become a vampire, she has another important choice to make: Will she lean on love Stefan or seek guidance from Damon?
"What people will be surprised about is that, yes, she'll lean on Stefan, but she'll also lean on Damon," Nina Dobrev told TVGuide.com on the set of the show in Atlanta. "It's almost like the triangle has been reinstated because at the beginning, there were different qualities she liked about them as a vampire and now there are different things she needs from each of them."
When Season 4 premieres (Thursday, 8/7c on The CW), Elena will wake up from her coma-like state to learn that she died in the car crash with vampire blood in her system and now must complete the transition or die. (Obviously she picks option No. 1.) So how will the even-keeled teen change once she turns into the creature she never wanted to become? "Unpredictable," Dobrev says. "Elena is definitely going to make a lot of mistakes ... and she's going to want to rebel. I think everyone is going to be surprised by what she does."
Watch our video interview below for more on Elena's transition, how it'll affect those around her and if those previously compelled memories of hers will change who she chose to be with.
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Spoiler From Zap2it - 8th October 2012
Sunday, 7 October 2012
Rebekah and Elena Will Go Head To Head
Here are some great spoilers for this season:
- Elena will try to battle Rebekah, but this might not be a great idea looking at the difference in their age as a vampire.
- Elena will be mad when Rebekah makes the choice to come back to school.
- She will realize that confronting Rebekah is harder than she thought.
- Elena and Damon enjoy a ride on a motorcycle.
- Matt will also confront Rebekah so it looks like she has a hard time this season.
Saturday, 6 October 2012
Julie Plec Teases Season 4 - Interview
Elena is going through some changes – to put it bluntly.
She is. She’s not having a lot of fun yet.
Now that Elena’s exploring her new state of being as a vampire, will this force her to open her mind up?
Elena becoming a vampire, in a way, is an awakening of a person who is about to go through a lot of changes – some for the better and some for the worse, some for the darker and some for the lighter. In all that, she is going to evolve as a person and her relationships are going to evolve accordingly. I can’t say much beyond that other than that it’s a journey for her of an adolescent growing up to a really tragic adulthood. We change a lot in those years and we change what we want out of life; it’s a constant evolution.
Is it accurate to say that she’s found herself in a state of limbo, for lack of a better term, at least for the time being?
Definitely. She’s in limbo in that it’s going to take her some time to figure out how to live. The problem is the two people who are right there by her side, in the forms of Stefan and Damon have very different point of views on how she should adapt to it. Stefan, rightfully so, is terrified she will hurt someone and that she will not be able to deal with having hurt someone so he’s going to have to do everything in his power to keep her from getting herself into those situations. Damon, also rightfully so, is convinced that it’s inevitable that vampires hurt people; it’s what they do. He wants to “rip the band-aid off,” as he says in the second episode, and let it bleed. She’s, unfortunately, not getting the same advice from the two people she values most in the world. It’s going to make it more difficult for her.
By the end of the second episode, there are hints that Elena is leaning toward either the “Stefan way” or the “Damon way” of being a vampire. Will a situation arise in the future that forces her to pick?
Every time she thinks she’s made her way past the most recent hurdle, something’s going to happen that sets her back or sets her on a new path. She may think, “I can do this the way Stefan said” and have a setback, then she may embrace Damon’s point of view and have a setback. It’s a constant back and forth about what kind of person she is now that she’s a vampire, how she’s going to survive this and if she’s going to survive it.
The continued back and forth with Elena and the brothers is also representative of the triangle that has served as an undercurrent for the entire series. How will this affect the trio?
It’s a whole new Elena and it’s a whole new day. It’s a different dynamic between the three of them especially. Some people have to watch and wait.
Before Elena’s accident in the season finale, she picked Stefan, and early on in season four, she makes a decision about who she sticks by romantically. How does her choice affect future episodes and what does this mean for the other Salvatore?
If our fanbase has learned anything since watching the show from the beginning, things are constantly shifting, evolving, moving, coming back around and weaving through, and relationships are always growing. What is now may not be that way in two episodes or 10 episodes, or it may come back to be that way 10 episodes later. It’s all part of where these characters are, who they are, what they’re going through in their life and who they’re most bonded to at that moment.
The second episode featured a tribute to characters who have come and gone, as well as a very revealing – and human – moment for Damon. Why were those pivotal to include?
It was our way of tipping our hat, not only to everyone that we’ve lost on the show but to the Alaric (Matt Davis) character, who we wanted to make sure we got to properly mourn and say goodbye to before we moved into our new season and our new story. Also, to give a moment for Elena to say goodbye to her human life, for her to mourn herself because that’s it. In remembering all the people that they’ve lost, they’re able to let their grief come out, deal with it and move forward.
That specific Damon moment also reminded us that he doesn’t have many friends. How close does he get to having another friendship as rich as the one he had with Alaric?
It’s very important for us to have Damon have somebody that he’s that connected to. The question this year is: Who will that be? Will he be able to grow stronger with his brother? Will he be able to find a new wingman, a new team bourbon replacement? Will that person become Elena or somebody that we wouldn’t expect? He’s trying to mask it but he’s feeling a little lonely.
The first two episodes had their fair share of gut-wrenching moments. How many more should we expect?
Emotional moments? Oh god, always. There shouldn’t ever be an episode that goes by that doesn’t tug at your heart or put a knife through your heart. That’s the world we like to operate in: deep, deep pain; great, great love; and sad, sad tears. This season is very emotional and dark and light at the same time. Our characters are going to go through a lot. Elena, especially, will really be faced with very complicated and dark scenarios that she’s going to have to be really strong to get herself past.
What is her greatest challenge moving forward?
Her greatest challenge is not to become the self-fulfilling prophecy of a vampire who takes a life.
Matt’s (Zach Roerig) life was spared in the finale, and he pays it forward with Elena at an opportune time. What else can we expect for him?
Matt gets to be the human hero this season, definitely in the beginning. He’s tasked with earning the fact that he’s still alive. It’s a challenge he wants to rise to. On the romance level, he’s happily single right now given the fact that his most aggressive suitor is Rebekah (Claire Holt), who he can’t quite forgive for her running him off the road.
Any more flashback episodes to come?
We’ve got a flashback in episode four, another one in episode eight and I’m sure another one before the season is over.
Friday, 5 October 2012
Thursday, 4 October 2012
More Spoilers and Teases From 'Growing Pains' & 'Memorial'
In Transition.
Elena is understandably horrified by the possibility of becoming a vampire at the beginning of the episode, despite acknowledging that her potential transition is a better situation than Matt being dead. She goes through all of the expected stages of the transition, including a strong desire for blood, heightened senses and wacky emotions.
The Council Rises.
The vampire hating members of the Council have taken over, folks! And they're looking to make all of the supernatural creators - and their sympathizers - pay for the lax security in Mystic Falls in recent years. The first thing they do is round up some of their enemies and demote a few others.
Damon, Thy Name is Anger.
That sneak peek from the season premiere where Elena first wakes up is just the beginning of Damon's anger. He's furious by what's happened to Elena, but doesn't want her to give up and die. Still, he goes to significant lengths to take that anger out on people.
Journey to the Dark Side.
Bonnie makes a choice to go great lengths - and risks personal safety - in order to save Elena. This leads to unexpected consequences which are compounded when Klaus shows up, demanding that Bonnie return to him to his own body. Let's just say that the price she pays to save her friend and give in to Klaus' demands are high.
The Triangle.
Elena does remember some important things she had been forced to forget. She then spends an important portion of her transition period with Stefan - in less than ideal circumstances - and reaffirms her love for him. Elena is comfortable with the choice that she made in the season 3 finale, no matter what she might recall now. But where does that leave Damon? With even more anger.
The Council will play a significant role. Look for power players to rise up and demotions to take place.
Bonnie pays a major price to try and save Elena from becoming a vampire. It involves both a special spell and an interaction with Klaus.
There is seriously hot Stelena action... but it concludes in a less-than-sexy way.
Elena drinks Damon's blood. But does she enjoy it?
Damon is still very much in mourning over Alaric. But aren't we all?!?
We learn something new about Jeremy.
A character makes a surprising return in one of the two installments.
1. Shipper stuff galore.
After ten years of covering Smallville I should be used to shows tugging at ‘shipper (relationshipper) emotions. The core of TVD in recent times has been Elena’s choice between the brothers, Damon and Stefan. I might be a bit of a stick in the mud here because I am fine with any choice Elena makes; after all, it’s sure to flip-flop between now and the inevitable conclusion of the show in however many years. I will say this: One group will be extremely happy, but another group will get some fan service as well. TVD knows how to create the drama, so whatever choices there are, they won’t be easy ones.
2. Stefan vs. Damon.
The brothers still have a similar relationship to the past, in that they may sometimes annoy each other, but they tolerate each other. They do have seriously different ideas on what to do with Elena. Damon feels that Matt should have been forgotten and saving Elena should have been the priority, even if it means losing her friend. Stefan wanted to respect her wishes to save Matt first at the end of Season 3. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the brothers also disagree on what Elena should feed on now that she is a vampire.
3. Surprise appearances.
In a world where everything is spoiled, I was jaw-droppingly surprised on more than one occasion. Saying any more will get me into trouble.
4. Steamy vampire sex.
Again, where I feel like an old stick in the mud — there are some scenes that get almost porny in nature. I’m not sure it belongs at the 8PM hour but then again, all the blood and gore probably wouldn’t either. The Vampire Diaries doesn’t need to be True Blood, but I know there are people who are into that sort of thing. (And while I’m being a prude — is there a legal drinking age in Mystic Falls? Just checking.)
5. Danger for the vampires and the people who love them.
There are people who find out all about what has been going on in Mystic Falls, and they are NOT happy. This could change the dynamic for all of the characters. There’s also a new guy in town that I don’t think the others are going to want to cross.
6. Continuity.
One thing I will definitely praise The Vampire Diaries for is it remembers its roots, and it remembers the characters that made a lot of it come together. A different show might forget characters like Aunt Jenna, Lexi, Anna, or Alaric, but not this one. The second episode in particular is willing to look back at The Vampire Diaries’ past while still looking forward, which is rewarding to this longtime viewer while at the same time not alienating a new one.
7. Recaps!
Both episodes seem to take a different approach to the “Previously On…” trope, and both times it seems the recap is different. I like it. I still would LOVE actual opening titles complete with a theme song, but since TV rarely does that these days, this is the next best thing, I guess.
8. The “Diaries” part is mentioned!
Well, sort of. Episode 2 mentions Elena’s passion for writing.
9. The gang’s all here.
Everyone who you see in the Season 4 promo images appears in the premiere in one way or another, and the second episode features at least the entire Mystic Falls High School contingent.
10. Are these episodes perfect?
To put on a critical eye, at least for me, they’re not. I think the second episode is actually a lot stronger than the first, so maybe that trend will continue. Don’t get me wrong, both episodes are enjoyable and worth seeing — but I admit I will have some trouble getting used to the notion that now, it seems that beyond Matt and possibly a new character we meet in Episode 2, there no longer seem to be any normal people in Mystic Falls. Everyone is either a vampire or a witch or a hybrid, or they are related to one. It’s a challenge any long-running series gets…. Smallville ended up with the same issue, where everyone was either a superhero or sleeping with one. I might get used to Vampire Elena, and I know these writers and Nina Dobrev can pull it off, but I’m somewhat nostalgic for the days when there was a little bit of normalcy in Mystic Falls.
Elena is having an extremely difficult time.
We’ll slap an “obvious” sticker on this spoiler. Elena’s transition to the undead will not be easy for her, both before and after she actually feeds. Her need to care for everyone and put up a tough front will make her even more vulnerable given her heightened emotional state. It will also make Stefan (Paul Wesley) more intent on keeping her from killing anyone so that she never feels the need to shut her humanity off. Damon (Ian Somerhalder), well, he’ll just be angry.
Bonnie (Kat Graham) is a bad ass.
We already knew that Bonnie was going to do everything she could to attempt to stop Elena’s transition into a vampire, but how far she really goes is amazing. The girl gives literally everything she has to help her friend, no matter the repercussions are for her use dark magic. Unfortunately, she’ll be pushed even further when forced to help Klaus get back in his rightful body and it will cripple her sense of self as a witch.
Tyler (Michael Trevino) is even hotter/more amazing as Klaus.
We wouldn’t have thought it was possible, but somehow Trevino made Tyler even hotter as he embodied original vamp, Klaus. He brought his “A” game in these scenes. His mannerisms and facial expressions were absolute perfection and it was nice to see him act in such a dark and dramatic turn. Whether he was playing Klaus or Tyler, we were uber impressed with his performance.
Is it hot in here or is it just us?
The first two episodes feature not one but three particularly hot scenes between some of our main characters. As we’ve been teased in the season premiere photos, Tyler/Klaus and Caroline (Candice Accola) have quite the steamy reunion in “Growing Pains.” Caroline is too smart for Klaus though and things get shut down before they go too far. The pair also have a scene in “Memorial” that’s not only hot but also sweet and funny.
With Elena’s emotions heightened, the chemistry between her and Stefan is off the charts and you’ll see that on screen in the first two episodes. Though their first bout of vamp sex is unfortunately put on hold thanks to Elena’s difficulty feeding. (Damn!)There will be some unexpected surprises. You’ll be seeing some familiar people in these episodes and while we can’t tell you who you may pop up, we’ll just say that you won’t be disappointed by their appearances.
Elena remembers and Damon sulks.
Part of the transition to vamp status includes remembering all those things you were compelled to forget and Elena does this in a way that made us smile and tear. Not only does she now remember that she met Damon first but also that he once told her he loved her (replay of a heartbreaking scene, so get lots of tissues!). Throughout the episodes, Damon will continue to try and come to terms with the fact that the life he wanted for Elena is over and he does this mostly by being angry. He’ll also help her in a way that Stefan will not enjoy in “Memorial.”
Watch out for the council and the new hunter in town.
With the council now aware of just who everyone is, the danger for our favorite Mystic Falls residents is at an all time high. Things get even more precarious when Connor Jordan (guest star Todd Williams) rolls into Mystic Falls.
Wednesday, 3 October 2012
12 Teases From 'Growing Pains'
Here are 12 mini spoilers — and a few swoon-y observations — from the premiere:
1. I’ll answer your first question right away: Elena has big moments with both Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon — and although our little doppelganger definitely leans more heavily towards one brother, I think there’s enough in the premiere for both ships to enjoy.
2. There’s a very special surprise guest star, and long-time fans of the show will love seeing him/her/it again.
3. Both of the Salvatore brothers have epic, single-tear moments.
4. Damon’s pretty angry about a lot of things, and he takes his frustration out on everyone — including Elena.
5. I think you’ll be really impressed by Michael Trevino as Klaus. His portrayal is equal parts chilling, sexy and unpredictable.
6. As I say every fall, Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) has once again aged like a fine wine — and he clearly spent his entire hiatus at the gym.
7. The premiere sees a major power shift in Mystic Falls’ government.
8. “Tyler” forces Bonnie (Kat Graham) to make a dark, life-or-death decision — and oh yes, there will be consequences.
9. Matt (Zach Roerig) is given a chance to “prove” just how badly he feels about Elena’s death.
10. There’s a fleeting moment of Barbie bonding between Caroline (Candice Accola) and Rebekah (Claire Holt) — but it’s not long before Becks goes back to being a total bitch.
11. Elena gets the award for the biggest understatement of the hour: “Everything’s about to change.”
12. The ending is nothing short of explosive.
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Vampire Diaries 4x03 Official Synopsis
Ep 3 The Rager
BORN TO BE WILD — Connor (guest star Todd Williams) continues his search to uncover the secrets of Mystic Falls and tries to convince Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) to work with him. With Dr. Fell’s (guest star Torrey DeVitto) help, Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Klaus (Joseph Morgan) question Connor, but the confrontation takes a lethal turn. Trying to keep her new life as normal as possible, Elena (Nina Dobrev) is determined to continue her senior year at Mystic Falls High with support from Matt (Zach Roerig) and Caroline (Candice Accola). Rebekah’s (Claire Holt) arrival at school makes it difficult for Elena to control her anger, but she learns that confronting Rebekah can be extremely dangerous. Later, Rebekah realizes how alone she is, and reaches out to April (guest star Grace Phipps). Stefan (Paul Wesley) takes Elena on a thrilling motorcycle ride in an effort to show her that life can still be fun. Tyler (Michael Trevino) gets a surprise visit from Hayley (guest star Phoebe Tonkin, “The Secret Circle”), a werewolf who helped him through the ordeal of breaking his sire-bond to Klaus. Concerned about Elena, as well as his own emotions, Stefan turns to a sympathetic Caroline for advice. Lance Anderson directed the episode written by Brian Young (#403).
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