The Vampire Diaries Season 1

I'm rewatching the show with my mom (she's a first time watcher), but S8 is mainly new to me too since I skipped a lot of scenes due to anger or boredom. I was never a fan of the sirens and all that hell plot. I liked it better when it was a show about vampires. But to me the main problem this season is the main chacacters.

Damon had done nothing to Alaric that episode, let alone that season. If anything, him selling his soul to Cade HELPED Alaric get his kids back. They used to be good friends! Matt killing Damon angrily and bitterly would've been fitting. But Alaric!??

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It doesn't help that Alaric had been angry at Damon since the guy woke up from dissecting in a coffin. It doesn't even make sense to me that he'd be mad at Damon for that. Alaric wanted to live away from vampires to protect his children. Damon literally locked himself in a coffin. Why was he even mad??

Season 2 of The Vampire Diaries concludes tonight and with so a number of characters biting the proverbial (wooden or silver) bullet this season, especially in the last episode, could another main character meet his end?

With Elijah and Klaus nowhere to be found, Elena in mourning and Damon's wound getting worse, how will the season 2 finale of The Vampire Diaries conclude its story arcs? Read our review and join in on the discussion to find out!

Last week's episode, 'The Sun Also Rises,' saw Klaus' master plan play out, although not the way anyone expected. After succeeding in saving Caroline (Klaus' sacrificial vampire) and Tyler (Klaus' sacrificial werewolf), and attempting to convert Elena into a vampire against her will so she could resurrect after the ritual, Damon paid the price for playing hero.

Even with Caroline and Tyler out of the Klaus' reach, Caroline - with the help of hesitant boyfriend Matt - had to deal with Tyler's dangerous transformation which ultimately led to Damon being bitten in the arm, a fatal wound to vampires.

Klaus' ritual continued with his back-up victims Jenna (now a vampire) and Tyler's would-be mentor who both were killed off the show at the hands of the evil "original," while Bonnie, Stefan and Elijah set off to slay Klaus once and for all. During the confrontation, Elijah switched sides when an opportunity to save his family arose and helped Klaus escape.

The episode opens with Damon offering a heartfelt apology for the one he loves, which would normally be out of character for him. Elena throws him off, naive to the fact that he's about to leave her life for good. This was the beginning to what appeared to be a very promising and heartfelt finale. Seeing the non-villainous side of Damon, where he's not afraid of his feelings and admitting to his mistakes, is the most interesting part of the episode but it is sadly short lived as the finale attempts to throw in story arcs for almost every living character who will return as a regular in season 3.

Klaus, now a powerful hybrid who can change into werewolf form at will, unsurprisingly fails to live up to his word and at first chance, turns on brother Elijah with the only weapon that can "kill" an original. Bonnie's use of her collective witch powers provides hope for a cure to Damon's wolf bite, but as any fan of the series would expect, it of course involves bad boy Klaus. Heroic Stefan comes to the rescue, willing to do anything for the season's antagonist in order to save his brother. This part of the episode, while interspersed with Damon wandering around, confusing past and present, was the good half.

The not so good half stems in large part from a throwaway scene involving Carol Lockwood approaching Sheriff Forbes and demanding results to the growing vampire problem in Mystic falls. This sets of a chain of events that arguably didn't belong in the finale, taking away from the important characters that deserved progression and forcing another cliffhanger character story arc to the episode's final act. The Sheriff nonsensically attacks the Salvatore house, setting free a sick and delusional Damon, and when hunting him in town, the Sheriff mistakenly shoots and kills Jeremy. Because she is human, Jeremy's ring fails to protect him and Bonnie is forced to summon help from the witches of the past yet again, who are growing weary of her demands and becoming borderline unhelpful, warning of consequences of her actions. In the end, Jeremy is saved and the situation allows Caroline and her mom, the Sheriff, to finally accept each other for who they are, a vampire and a vampire hunter.

While the episode could have ended with the love triangle taking another step towards awkwardness and Stefan heading out of town with his new boss, the final scene of The Vampire Diaries season 2 finale instead involves Jeremy waking in the middle of the night to find two characters of the past, two dead vampires very close to him to be specific, no doubt a result of his resurrection from the dead and the "consequence" Bonnie was forewarned of.

Matt and Tyler are nowhere to be found in the episode, but Alaric does get his fair share of screentime, becoming one of the highlights of the finale. Starting out by drinking away his sadness over Jenna's death, he jumps at the chance to help Damon - despite their past problems - when Stefan calls upon him and later steps into the role of the father figure for Jeremy. He's certainly one of the show's best characters and with Jenna gone, I only hope they find away to keep Alaric intimately involved with the stories of season 3.

In traditional Vampire Diaries fashion, the finale of season 2 offers plenty of twists and turns, topped with a few cliff hangers for fans to dwell on until next season, the most intriguing of which will be the role reversal of Damon and Stefan.

The first is The Originals, which followed the original family of vampires, the first of their kind. The villains first appeared in Season 2 of The Vampire Diaries and left by the end of Season 4.

Interestingly enough, had the show run for a fifth season, the creatives wanted to introduce Elena and Damon's kid (via Screen Rant), which would have been a huge move for fans. Perhaps, one day, it's a plot thread Julie Plec can pick up for a future project.

After Damon managed to kill the Everlasting, a.k.a. the tie that bound Bonnie (Kat Graham) to an unquenchable thirst to murder every vampire in existence (so, all of her best friends in the world), he needed to get the heck out of the vault the Everlasting was locked inside. And he needed to do it as quickly as possible because, as we learned earlier in the episode, the vault also hosted an unkillable evil that's been alive for thousands of years. No big deal!

When Dobrev left the series, she wrote a beautiful tribute to her time on the show. "I always knew I wanted Elena's story to be a six season adventure, and within those six years I got the journey of a lifetime. I was a human, a vampire, a doppelganger, a crazy immortal, a doppelganger pretending to be human, a human pretending to be a doppelganger," she wrote in an Instagram post. "I got kidnapped, killed, resurrected, tortured, cursed, body-snatched, was dead and undead, and there's still so much more to come before the season finale in May. Elena fell in love not once, but twice, with two epic soulmates, and I myself made some of the best friends I'll ever know and built an extended family I will love forever."

The Vampire Diaries sets in one small town in Mystic Falls, Virginia. The plot revolves around the story love triangle between Elena Gilbert (Nina Dobrev) with Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Stefan (Paul Westley) - 2 brothers vampire extremely cool&mldr;

Nice new addition following the introduction of the werewolf plot-line after the death of Mayor Lockwood last season with his (super hot) brother, Mason Lockwood, who obviously has some things to teach his young nephew, Tyler. Full moon, anyone? Yes please!

With both Vicki and Anna back, a battle is in the offing. "They keep hinting towards this huge epic fight between Bonnie, Anna and Vicki," the 25-year-old actress says. "If that were to happen, there would be major powers at stake there because we're talking two vampire ghosts and a witch."

Along with Vicki's determination to get back into Jeremy's life, she has another mission in returning to Mystic Falls: to reconnect with brother Matt (Zach Roerig). "She died and Matt never really got any answers as to why and how. They're really addressing a lot of that and our past," she says. But if Vicki's a vampire-turned-ghost and Matt's a human, how will the two communicate? Ewell explains that, for now, Vicki will try to let Matt know she's "alive" by moving things around the house, but adds, "I do say I can come back...they've been teasing we don't just remain ghosts."

When the CW series first premiered in 2009, it centered on high school juniors who discovered vampires lived among them. Nina Dobrev (who played Elena Gilbert) was 20 when she was cast as a 17-year-old, while 21-year-old Steven R. McQueen played her younger brother, Jeremy.

Elena is changed into a vampire during the show's third season as an 18-year-old, so that means she wouldn't age past being a teen, though Dobrev continued playing her through six seasons. Dobrev also returned for the series finale in 2017 when she was 28.

John Gilbert stakes both Anna and her mother Pearl, on orders from Katherine to kill the vampires discovered in the tomb. He and Isobel had both been working for Katherine to destroy the Salvatore brothers to keep Elena from vampires. After a tragic day in the town square, we finally see Katherine, who comes face to face with Elena.

The fifth season of The Vampire Diaries premiered in the United States during on October 3, 2013. It was announced on February 11, 2013 that the show was renewed for another season. Julie Plec later tweeted to confirm this.

Season Five of THE VAMPIRE DIARIES begins with a sense of hope for Elena (Nina Dobrev). After a very passionate summer with Damon (Ian Somerhalder), Elena heads to Whitmore College with Caroline (Candice Accola), not knowing that Bonnie (Kat Graham) had sacrificed her life in order to resurrect Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen). As Bonnie's friends fought to bring her back to life as the Anchor to The Other Side, Stefan (Paul Wesley) had to face-off with his immortal doppelgnger Silas, and the newly human Katherine (Nina Dobrev) struggled with mortality and motherhood. Damon's relationship with Elena is put to the test when Enzo (guest star Michael Malarkey), an old vampire friend from Damon's past, revealed he's still alive and looking for some revenge. Stefan and Caroline's friendship deepened as they stood up to the Travelers, a nomadic witch tribe led by the ruthless Markos, who are driven to strip Mystic Falls of magic and cast out all of its supernatural residents. Finally, having lost his town and fearing to lose his loved ones on the imploding Other Side, Damon makes a huge sacrifice to bring all of them back - to catastrophic results. 006ab0faaa