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Post by ruby2579 on Jan 11, 2012 16:41:15 GMT -5
Why the heck are they in some creepy place? It seems odd. I guess we'll find out.  I'm wondering if the rest of what they said is confirmed, because if it is they darn near said SE is gonna break up for now, for good, or at least as 'for good' as this show can get which means next week they could be back together again. They are like in a Cemetery area for Caroline's Birthday...They say its a non traditional way of celebrating it lol |
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Post by Princess of Darkness on Jan 12, 2012 12:25:09 GMT -5
“I’m starting to pick up on that,” she says of “Staroline” fandom. “I absolutely adore all the Caroline/Stefan scenes. I think their banter together is really funny, and it does have such a cadence to it that’s very intriguing. But Stefan is very involved in his ultimate goal right now, which is to take down Klaus, and Caroline really isn’t a frontrunner with being able to do that. They haven’t crossed paths a lot this season, and I don’t see what would bring them together. As the seasons go on, if Caroline were to survive, we shall see…”
Source:www.hollywoodlife.com/2012/01/12/vampire-diaries-spoiler-3x11-caroline-tyler-klaus/Certainly if Paul Welsey had his way, he would never find redemption because it's more fun," Plec says of the big bad Stefan currently wreaking havoc on the show. "Stefan is definitely about to do one of the worst things he's done and he's not going to get past that very easily. His road to his eventual redemption, not necessarily recovery, but redemption is going to be bumpy, but he's on it. He's definitely on it."
Source:www.eonline.com/news/watch_with_kristin/vampire_diaries_boss_dishes_on_tonights/285852#ixzz1jGgRRwoJ
IGN: Now, I do enjoy when Damon slips here and there and, you know, kills a girl in the street…
Williamson: Yeah, it happens.
IGN: It happens! But Damon has been pretty secure lately. Will that continue, because he kind of has to, because of where his brother has been?
Williamson: Yes and no. I think what we're doing is, if you see what happens with the kiss, it's going to have all sorts of repercussions. And what happens next… They'll be all these repercussions from Stefan, from Elena and from Damon and how they respond. And we always know how Damon responds… He always responds with ripping somebody's head off.
Source:uk.tv.ign.com/articles/121/1216385p1.html
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Post by Sweetluv4DE on Jan 14, 2012 22:17:57 GMT -5
 Everyone is all up in arms about this on twitter and tumblr! people are fighting! It's really nasty! Did anyone think that maybe it's a flashback scene? I mean we will have a flashback episode coming up! I don't want Damon to sleep with Kat but maybe Elena is being stupid? Who knows!!! But I'm not gonna go crazy yet on tumblr and twiiter for it! |
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Post by Princess of Darkness on Jan 15, 2012 2:52:26 GMT -5
Yeah, if an episode airs soon and Kat/Damon have sex in the present-- then I'll freak out all over twitter and have to give the writers a piece of my mind-- regardless of if Elena is being stupid or not. I mean, I would be more OKAY with it, if the reasoning behind it was like-- because Elena is mending things with Stefan, but that would only be because I'd be more upset over the latter. I'm really hoping its part of a flashback.
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Post by Doppelgänger on Jan 15, 2012 7:31:32 GMT -5
This Samantha Gilbert is supposed to be from a flashback so it's very likely a flashback sex scene with Katherine. Otherwise I would think things weren't going well with Delena if it was in the present and that would suck. But some of these spoilers/pics don't look too happy to me. Elena still looks all tangled up with Stefan. It's hard to tell, although she does look like she's kind of not liking Stefan holding her in the one pic. vampirediariesonline.com/tag/vampire-diaries-spoilers/ |
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Post by Doppelgänger on Jan 16, 2012 13:40:06 GMT -5
Here's that story, but they did mention it could be a flashback but if it's a flashback how would Elena have an opinion on it? So I think she just gave away that it will be present day  The writers must have read my fanfic.  : Ian Somerhalder told me at the People's Choice Awards that he'd just shot a Vampire Diaries scene where Damon "wakes up naked with another woman who is a hot vampire." Might this be Katherine? Nina Dobrev (Elena/Katherine) hints, "I can't say whether or not I'm in that scene, but it is a character fans are familiar with and Elena will definitely have an opinion on it."www.tvguide.com/News/Exclusive-Housewives-Vampire-Diaries-House-1041910.aspx |
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Post by Princess of Darkness on Jan 26, 2012 17:51:57 GMT -5
Annalisa: Loving Klaus and Caroline's chemistry. Awesome twist! What's going to happen with them? Anything?I hear it's also one of The Vampire Diaries' writers' favorite scenes of the season, but don't expect a sudden relationship to be born. Caroline (Candice Accola) is still holding strong to her faith that Tyler (Michael Trevino, who will be MIA from Mystic Falls for the next five episodes) will come out the other side of his sire bond issues. However, don't expect Klaus (Joseph Morgan) to back off, either. Word is we see more of his interest in Caroline in the Feb. 9 episode "Dangerous Liaisons"—which might explain the stills of the two of them dancing together. Heathmonterrey: Stefan and Elena—is there any hope for them?The triangle definitely heats up in the next few episodes as Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) try to rebuild their relationship in spite of both brothers being in love with the same girl. FrankLewis97: Any chance Stefan will end up being badder than Klaus, and Klaus a big old softy? I like bad Stefan.The producers told me they swear that Klaus won't go soft, but that doesn't mean we won't start to see a more human side of him—except where his war with Stefan is concerned. Why is it that Stefan always manages to bring out the worst in Klaus? Nicole_Gutierrez: When will we see Jeremy again?Word has it that Steven R. McQueen is still in Atlanta, so hope is not lost for Jeremy fans!
Read more: www.eonline.com/news/watch_with_kristin/spoiler_chat_glee_greys_anatomy_vampire/288499#ixzz1kbiR34SD
Don't know if it has already been posted but here it is anyways...
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Post by ruby2579 on Apr 13, 2012 23:31:33 GMT -5
Some Info for the rest of the episodes =) ENJOY
Vampire Diaries fans are now less than a week away from the start of season 3′s final chapter. The show returns April 19, with four consecutive episodes culminating in the May 10 season finale. EP Julie Plec says producers have known from the start of the season, when they sat down to break this year’s mythology, that Elena and the Salvatore Brothers would eventually learn that if you kill an Original, you take out every vampire in his or her bloodline. “We were looking for that great final push, like a Klaus-is-a-hybrid shocker or the Sun and the Moon curse is fake,” Plec tells EW. “We really wanted to turn the tables on the audience and redirect the stakes — literal and figurative — back onto our heroes and have them realize we’ve been trying to kill Klaus for so long, now there’s a possibility that he can never die without us dying along with him.” To tide fans over until Thursday, we asked Plec, who’ll be a speaker on Monday’s NAB Show panel “Two Minds, One Vision” discussing the collaboration between showrunners and cinematographers, to tease the remainder of the season. Spoiler alert!
April 19, “Heart of Darkness”: Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Elena (Nina Dobrev) travel to Denver to check on Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen), who has no idea there’s an Original vampire (Nathaniel Buzolic’s Kol) in his proximity, and to ask him to communicate with dearly departed vampire Rose (guest star Lauren Cohan) to find out whose blood turned her. As we’ve seen in the promo, Elena will tell Damon that Stefan (Paul Wesley) thinks she has feelings for him. “We have a very passionate fandom that has very passionate opinions about things like whether Elena should be with Stefan or with Damon,” Plec says. “With Stefan’s encouragement, Elena is trying to understand and explore this relationship that she’s developed with Damon. There is some series-wide epicness that goes down in this episode, for sure.” (Something she and the series’ director of photography Dave Perkal will talk about on that NAB panel is how they strive not to make the best-looking episode of television each week, but the best-looking movie you could see on TV. “We don’t tend to go on the road very often, and we’ve got Damon and Elena in a motel,” she says. “It’s a dive motel by our production office that we called Crack Alley,” she adds. “It’s a very dingy, disgusting exterior, and Dave Perkal and Chris Grismer, who directed the episode, worked together to make it sexy and interesting and visual in spite of the complications of the location itself.”)
Tyler (Michel Trevino) returns to Mystic Falls, and we’ll see a steamy reunion with Caroline (Candice Accola). “Yes. There is a lot of steam in this episode, and a lot of shirtlessness,” Plec says. “As I said at the Paley event when somebody asked me about romance, this whole season has been so sad. Everybody’s broken up, all these love affairs are unfulfilled, and there’s lots of despair and depression and tragedy. We kick a little romance back into high gear with the return of the show next week.”
Meanwhile, Stefan and Klaus (Joseph Morgan) will both be after that missing stake that can kill an Original. “Basically, Good Alaric is trying to be very cooperative and help our heroes find the stake that Evilaric or Alaric Hyde, your choice, has hidden. Unfortunately, they can’t quite figure out how to get Alaric Hyde to come out and spill his secrets, so Stefan is a predicament wherein he might have to go to some really violent extremes to get it out of Alaric — just as Stefan, of course, is trying so hard to really pull himself together and get control over his own dark side. So there’s a little bit of a kindred spirit thing happening between Alaric and Stefan in this episode as they both explore the depths of their individual darker sides,” Plec says. That sounds like an interesting dynamic fans haven’t seen before.
“Honestly, it’s almost like a change of pace. They’re stuck in the basement of the Salvatore house in the cell, and Chris Grismer was like, ‘How am I gonna direct nine pages of dialogue in this single room?’ And I said, ‘I don’t know, but figure it out because it’s gonna be awesome,’” she laughs. “He decided you know what, I’m gonna pretend I’m shooting in a U-boat submarine, and just let the actors do their thing. And it’s really good stuff. I’m really happy with it.”
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Matt (Zach Roerig) will try to keep Rebekah (Claire Holt) busy organizing the high school’s 1920s Decade Dance, which we’ll see in the following episode. “Poor Rebekah’s plight in life is that every time that she’s enjoying a little taste of being more human than monster, something terrible happens. This episode is no exception to that rule,” Plec says. “We’ll get to see a nice, sweet moment that happens between Matt and Rebekah early in the episode, and then things will start to take a turn for the worst for our poor girl who just can’t seem to find her way to the Decade Dance.”
April 26, “Do Not Go Gentle”: At the end of the April 19 episode, we’ll find out who wants to help vampire-hating Alaric Hyde (Matt Davis) use his stake that can kill an Original. (Our money is on Esther, but all Plec will say is that we haven’t seen the last of the Originals’ mother this season. “She is a woman who is very intent on killing her children and eradicating the world of vampires. She hasn’t achieved that yet, so we will definitely be seeing more of that plan.”) Damon, who’ll team up with Good Alaric’s gal pal Meredith (Torrey DeVitto), will realize he needs Bonnie (Kat Graham), Jeremy, and Matt to help him with a spell — which brings him to the 1920s Decade Dance. Bonnie’s there with Jamie (guest star Robert Ri’chard). Tyler and Klaus both have their eye on Caroline. And Stefan is Elena’s date. “Damon’s arrival at the dance, of course, is gonna come at an inappropriate time. Just as things are going nice and peacefully between Stefan and Elena, in walks Damon with a crisis,” Plec says. “Stefan and Elena have had a lot of beautiful moments together at these decade dances in spite of the chaos that tends to drown them at these events. This episode, they’ll definitely get to have a nice moment or two before the s— hits the fan.” Yes, there is a promo shot of Elena sobbing in Stefan’s arms (pictured). How dark will the show’s annual decade dance be this season? “All I can say is that I’ve watched the episode five times now through the editorial process, and every single time I end up crying like a baby with Elena. I’m not in Stefan’s arms. I’m alone,” she laughs. “But it’s a pretty powerful episode. We’re really proud of it.”
May 3, “Before Sunset”: The farther out we get, the more vague Plec has to be, since the episodes build on top of one another. (Read the official “Before Sunset” synopsis here.) In general, Plec says, “Things get pretty harrowing as we get to the end of the season. We’ve got Klaus [whose plan is to leave town with Elena, whose blood he needs to make more hybrids] stepping up his game and returning to a more villainous place. We’ve got our heroes in dire straits. We’ve got Elena in the center of it all, as usual. We’ve got basically everybody stepping into battle because the enemy, who I can’t define for you at this moment because the April 19 episode tees it all up, is taking some pretty relentless and hardcore extremes against our heroes.”
May 10, “The Departed”: The season finale — which will feature a flashback to the car accident that killed Elena’s parents, when Stefan first saw her and rescued her from the water below Wickery Bridge — will find Elena making a decision about her feelings for the Salvatore Brothers. “It will not be easy. It will be very emotional for both sides because it’s going to be a very honest, very pure, very difficult decision. Hopefully if we’ve done our jobs right with Elena’s character over the season, we’ll understand why she’s making the decision that she’s making and how that decision is meant to be right for where she is in her life right now.” Did Plec cry writing the finale? “I cried many, many times. I haven’t seen it yet. I have no idea if that ended up on the screen. I don’t want to brag,” she laughs. “But it was a very, very emotional experience writing the finale, for a lot of reasons, one of which has already been talked about in the press. We do flashback to a time when Elena’s parents were still alive and when she was a cheerleader dating Matt, the football player, and before Bonnie knew she was a witch and thought she was just uncannily psychically available to predict fashion trends. It’s just a really poignant, sweet and bittersweet reflection back to a time when life was so much simpler for all of our humans and former humans. I hope it turns out as well as we want it to because it’s a really special episode.”
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Post by ruby2579 on Apr 26, 2012 8:51:36 GMT -5
Here are 12 teases for the final three episodes – and beyond – from the Vampire Diaries gang:
1. Brotherly Compromise: In the episode airing next week, there is a sweet moment shared between Damon and Stefan, one that shows that though they may be in love with the same girl, “they might just survive this,” Plec teased. When Ian Somerhalder came into the The Hollywood Reporter offices recently, he revealed just what Plec was alluding to, saying that the Salvatore brothers decide that whoever Elena ultimately chooses will stay, while the other one will leave town.
2. Stefan Revisits His Emotions: There are several key Stefan and Elena scenes in tomorrow night’s episode, though one is broken up by one of Mystic Falls’ favorite “villains.” In any case, it’s a big step for the once-happy couple. “It’s finally him saying [to Elena], ‘It is OK to feel. I heard you all those times when you that. Now let me give that back to you'," Plec said.
3. Caroline’s Multiple Suitors: If Caroline was in her current predicament (with Klaus and Tyler vying for her affections) in season one, she may have dealt with things far differently than she has. At the moment, Caroline – as it’s seen in Thursday’s episode – sticks with her gut and fends off Klaus’ advances at the dance, which ends up pissing off Tyler. “She is fighting like hell to have a normal relationship with her boyfriend in high school,” Accola said. Trevino added that Tyler just “might take some action” when it comes to Klaus in next week’s episode.
4. Simpler Times: The finale will feature a glimpse into Elena’s life in simpler times, when vampires weren’t in the picture. But there will be a small nugget revealed. “It’s a small little runner that goes throughout the episode as Elena is looking back at a part of her life when things were more simple, at least from a supernatural level,” Plec said, who was adamant in saying that the incident that killed her parents was “an accident.” “We actually will get a little flash of something else during that happened during that time that we didn’t really consider and it’s more an emotional thing than it is a suspense thing.”
5. On the Up and Up: Though Jeremy started the series on the wrong foot (drug issues and all), according to Plec, now that he’s back in Mystic Falls, “Jeremy is on the up.” So if there was any doubt or reason to believe he had ulterior motives with any developments (especially in regards to the Delena kiss), put them on the back burner – for now.
6. Damon’s New Drinking Buddy: Dr. Meredith Fell (Torrey DeVitto) could be sticking around past the third season, Plec said, even entertaining the fact that Meredith could become one of Damon’s new drinking buddies. Or perhaps more?
7. Rebekah’s New Ally?: When posed the question of whether Rebekah will find someone who will stick by her side, Plec was coy, bringing up the May 10 season finale as a possible indicator of more to come on that end.
8. Series Endgame Set: Plec revealed that she and executive producer Kevin Williamson set the series’ ending while writing the seventh episode of season two in an Atlanta mall. “We were tired and stressed and talked about the last character moments of the show and both started crying in the middle of the mall and just felt like that was right,” she recalled. Ideas as to what the lasting image could be?
9. Shift in the Gilbert Household: After “Do Not Go Gentle” plays out, there may be a change in the Gilbert house – and it’s a doozy. We won’t reveal just how said change happens, but someone else may have to step up in a very big way.
10. Safe for Now: With Jeremy back home, will the ring have the same impact on him as it does on Alaric? Maybe, but maybe not. “It definitely means that the stakes of death and resuscitation are possibly not as intense for Jeremy as they were for Alaric,” Plec said. “It might not come in the form of Jekyll and Hyde alter-ego.” The rings will “be in play for awhile,” she also hinted.
11. Heading Off to College?: Season four will “take us through the rest of their final year in high school,” Plec says. “They’re making decisions about their future … Do I stay or do I go?” Will there be a Mystic University that pops up? “No, there will not be a Mystic U, although how great,” Plec said. “Grams taught at a nearby university and Jenna was getting her masters degree so there’s something out there that we’ll be introducing and seeing in season four.”
12. Matt and Elena, Not so Perfect: The finale episode spotlights the imperfect relationship Matt and Elena shared. “We get a nice little flash of when they were dating, that they were themselves a troubled relationship,” Plec said. “Even though she’s remembering a simpler time, her problems were just as complicated.”
To tide you over until Thursday’s eventful episode, which is heavy on Alaric action, here’s what Plec offered: “Tyler wears a badass fedora, Matt wields a rifle, Jeremy brandishes a crossbow and the beautiful Caroline Forbes has found an excellent lipstick dress.”
The Vampire Diaries airs Thursdays at 8 p.m. on the CW.
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