The Vampire Diaries

We won't be seeing Damon, Stefan, Elena and the rest of the townies of Mystic Falls for several weeks so we can expect the mid-season finale of The Vampire Diaries to leave us with enough lingering mysteries to sink our teeth into while we wait for the show's return in January. A lot of weird things have already happened so far, including Bonnie being possessed by Emily, the arrival of the mysterious Alaric Saltzman and dead Logan coming back to life, but "The Turning Point" ups the ante as it introduces Stefan and Damon's new competition and gives us more insight on the town's founding families.
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The last episode of The Vampire Diaries in 2009 definitely had plenty of turning points, as the episode's title suggested.  Elena had two major turning points, Damon had one, Jeremy and Tyler had one, Matt and Caroline had one and even Alaric had one.
And if you count death, I suppose Logan had one too.  The Vampire Diaries had plenty for everyone, unless you're a Bonnie fan.  Then you got screwed because she wasn't in the episode at all. »
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Vampires may hog the zeitgeist at the moment thanks to the fanaticism for Twilight and True Blood, but two cast members of the immensely popular CW hit drama The Vampire Diaries bring allure to the age-old TV favorite of witchcraft. Jasmine Guy, who thrilled us for six seasons as fussy southerner Whitley Gilbert-Wayne on A Different World and two seasons on Showtime's underrated Dead Like Me, and newcomer Katerina Graham play a grandmother and granddaughter connected by their eerie abilities. Movieline caught up with the duo to discuss Vampire Diaries's Atlanta HQ, how viewers can survive during the show's hiatus, and the parts in the upcoming Soul Train movie that they're willing to take. »

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