The Vampire Diary

Some more images from the latest Vampire Diaries episode have been released, courtesy of VampireSite.net. Kind of spoilery if you haven’t seen the episode (the scene where Damon tortures Mason, actually) yet. Check out a few of them below and find the rest in their gallery!

 

 

Thanks to @cmollere, we now know the tracks featured in 2.06. Songs in order of appearance.

1. The Script “This = Love” – Amazon UK
2. The Black Keys “Tighten Up” – Amazon US, Amazon UK
3. The Temper Trap “Science Of Fear” – Amazon US, Amazon UK
4. Athlete “Wires” – Amazon US, Amazon UK

And here are the ratings for “Plan B” via TV by the Numbers:

Over on the CW  The Vampire Diaries scored a 2.4 rating with women 18-34 and Nikita gave almost half of it with a 1.3 W18-34 rating, though that was on par with its last original.  The Vampire Diaries matched season highs with total viewers, adults 18-34 and adults 18-49.

7. Alaric May be Safe… for Now: “Kevin and I both feel so strongly that that character is a man,” Plec explains. “He’s got a maturity. He’s got gravitas. He’s a really important character to have on the show and, because his own personal journey kind of arced out with Isobel’s storyline at the end of last season, we’re just biding our time and waiting for the moment to start his new journey. And we’ve promised him that it will happen and we can’t wait to get into it.”

Read the rest of the article at E! Online.

“This season in Mystic Falls, the past is coming back for something, though it is not clear for what yet,” he said. “Katherine, Elena’s look-alike, is back. We have not seen the worst of Katherine yet. Next week’s episode (which airs tonight) will be a game-changer.

Read the rest of the article over at PhillyBurbs.

Thanks to @CW_VampDiaries for bringing this to our attention!

Now that we know Katherine and Mason are in cahoots, Plec says we’ll also start to get answers about Mason: why he’s working with Lady Piece, what he wants from her, and vice versa. Apparently, it’s not at all what we think. On the same tip, Plec says, “Damon’s reaction to learning that Katherine and Mason are together is also surprising. How he handles it. What he does about it.”

Read the rest of the article at WetPaint.

Source: Vampire-Diaries.net

   
   

Although, we all have had the feeling that this is going to happen. It’s been hinted in interviews, discussion panels, etc. Today Kristin from E!Online dropped the dreaded bomb and offered up confirmation and some more details.

Spoiler Alert for those that don’t want to know. I’m guessing as time passes and “it” gets closer, even more details will be revealed.

According to reliable sources, The Vampire Diaries will be killing off one of its characters. And it won’t be the Jeremy-got-his-neck-snapped-but-was-wearing-a-magic-ring kind of death. This one will be for good. The character will be no more. And the actor will no longer be working on the show.

That’s all we can reveal because we don’t have our own magic ring, but suffice to say it will be some TV that is dipped in all kinds of awesome—even though the actor will certainly be missed.

So who is it? Guesses?

Doesn’t it seem like everyone knows everyone’s secrets on The Vampire Diaries? I wish there were more “innocents” in the cast now. — William
MICKEY: Well, I’ve got bad news, William. There’s going to be a new guy in Mystic Falls soon, and to paraphrase the bard Spears, he’s not that innocent. He’s a huge fan of the dark arts — and specifically, he knows an awful lot about the Bennett family. Put another way, Bonnie is getting a groupie, and she’s not happy about it at all! – TV Guide

You offered to elaborate on your NY Comic-Con tweets about ‘The Vampire Diaries.’ Any ideas on who Damon will bed, and who Jeremy’s love interest will be? – Tammy
After ‘TVD’ EP Kevin Williamson told me that Damon will get some nookie, I asked if it will be with someone currently on the canvas. Alas, I couldn’t tell if Kevin’s headshake meant “It is not someone we know” or “No, I will not tell you,” so I’ve got bupkus there. As for Jeremy’s love life, “You can expect a dabble with a capital D,” said EP Julie Plec. “And possibly with somebody we already know.” – Fancast

What did you mean when you tweeted that ‘Vampire Diaries’ Katherine shouldn’t buy any green bananas? Tell us more! – PaulaEdgar via Twitter
What I meant is that the preview reel played at Comic-Con showed Damon & Co. fortifying themselves with all manner of stakes, bows and spiked knuckles, in the name of taking down the nasty dame. Julie Plec, though, had this to tell me about their mission: “Anybody who thinks they’ve got a bead on Katherine is going to be sorely mistaken. I will say that in what they do, they learn just how diabolical she really is and the lengths she’s willing to go to. And yet when all is said and done, there’s a slight element of victory.” – Fancast

According to reliable sources, The Vampire Diaries will be killing off one of its characters. And it won’t be the Jeremy-got-his-neck-snapped-but-was-wearing-a-magic-ring kind of death. This one will be for good. The character will be no more. And the actor will no longer be working on the show.

Read the entire article at Watch With Kristin.

Although we’ve heard about Katherine since nearly the beginning of the show, her exact backstory is still a giant mystery. But not for long. “[The ninth episode is] an origin tale – we go back in time and show how Katherine became who she is,” Kevin reveals. “We answer a lot of questions, we get into the Petrova line of it all. We flashback to 1492 Bulgaria, London, Romania. We show how she started and why she was necessary to the story of the vampires.”

But that won’t be the only time traveling season two serves up. “We have four [flashbacks] planned,” Kevin adds. And by Thanksgiving, fans will know exactly why Katherine returned to Mystic Falls thanks to a shocking moment akin to Damon’s tomb reveal in season one. “That all explodes over the next four episodes,” Julie teases.

DEATH AT THE MASQUERADE BALL — Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) decide on a new plan to deal with Katherine (Nina Dobrev) at the Lockwood’s masquerade ball.  Katherine calls on an old friend, Lucy (guest star Natashia Williams), to attend the ball with her.  Bonnie (Katerina Graham), Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) and Alaric (Matt Davis) all do what they can to help Stefan and Damon, but Katherine has a surprise planned that none of them could foresee.  Things take an ugly turn when Matt (Zach Roerig) and Tyler (Michael Trevino) start doing shots with their friends.

The promo is now up on Youtube for episode 6 “Plan B”. Unfortunately, we will have to wait 2 weeks. This episode will air October 21st. So what did you guys think? Were you totally shocked tonight? I sure the heck was! Totally did not see that coming!

TV Guide has a little Vampire Diaries scoop in this week’s Mega Buzz:

I’m dying to know if we’ll see David Anders again on Vampire Diaries this season. — Addison

MICKEY: He did kind of disappear without much fanfare, right? The truth is that he might be gone now, but in the season-long struggle against Katherine, it’s going to be Elena’s closest relatives — blood and otherwise — who come to her rescue. And as any fan knows, that is one gnarly family tree.

Margo: I am loving TVD! Will Caroline go fully evil?
How awesome-sauce was that twist? I’m hearing that despite Katherine’s evil plan: No, Caroline won’t go fully evil and also you should not give up hope yet on her and Matt. Hey, Katie-poo, stick that in your hot pants and smoke it! – E! Online

Question: Please tell me that not all is lost for Elena and Damon on The Vampire Diaries. It killed me when she said he’s lost her forever. Does she ever forgive him? — Lesleigh

Matt Roush: Answering this directly would qualify as a spoiler, and I won’t go there. But realistically speaking, Vampire Diaries is burning through a ton of story each week, which of course is great fun, and when declarations like this are made, I tend to silently add on a little phrase I got from the musical Avenue Q: “For now.” The chemistry between Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder (whether they’re Elena and Damon or Katherine and Damon) is palpable, and there’s a long way to go for all of these characters before “forever” kicks in. I don’t know if she’ll ever truly forgive him, but hope (like vampires) springs eternal, and I’m betting Elena and Damon have many chances to make up, if not kiss, in the weeks and months ahead. – TV Guide

Help! I can’t tell if the werewolves are the good guys or the bad guys on The Vampire Diaries. — Cory
MICKEY: I can’t either, but perhaps a new addition to the cast will clarify everyone else’s relative goodness. He’s a man of few words who allows his piercing eyes to do the talking for him. I’m hearing him compared to the Haitian on Heroes, which means those peepers are probably good for more than just lookin’. – TV Guide

        

  

 

   

Major spoilers to follow!

   

   

By the end of the season, HBO’s True Blood left Bon Temps infested with vampires, werewolves, werepanthers, shape shifters, shamans, fairies and witches. I asked the cast of The Vampire Diaries, which is bringing werewolves to Mystic Falls, what other creatures they’d like to see terrorize their town.

Ian Somerhalder (Damon): “Morena Baccarin’s lizard alien from V. If a lizard that hot showed up, Damon would definitely have to have a bite.”

Nina Dobrev (Elena): “A dragon from Harry Potter. The fire they breathe out could kill our vampires.”

Paul Wesley (Stefan): “Steven McQueen could turn into a unicorn overnight.”

Long "Bad Moon Rising" preview



Short "Bad Moon Rising" preview

Tyler learns more about the Lockwood family curse; Stefan and Damon argue over how to handle Mason; Mason gives Sheriff Forbes startling information.

Source: Spoiler TV via @tvdfansonline

Contains major spoilers for The Return, so be aware if you haven’t seen the episode yet.