Season 3′s first flashback is almost upon us, Vampire Diaries fans.
In this cycle’s third episode, airing next week, the series will travel back in time to the 1920s to reveal Stefan in a tux. OK, there’s more to the hour than how dapper Stefan used to be, but can you blame us for being distracted by the formal wear?
The episode, titled “The End of the Affair,” also reunites Stefan with Bex (Pretty Little Liars‘ Claire Holt), a girl from his past who’s “a reminder of how sometimes being bad wasn’t so bad at all,” says executive producer Julie Plec. Meanwhile, Damon and Elena follow Stefan’s trail after Damon gets a tip and Tyler turns to Sheriff Forbes out of concern for Caroline. (Hey, Tyler, your mom probably has her locked up in your werewolf dungeon.)
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Paul Wesley in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Annette Brown/The CW)
The CW's The Vampire Diaries airs Thursdays at 8/7c
Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Annette Brown/The CW)
Joseph Morgan and Charmin Lee (as Old Gloria) in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley and Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley and Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley and Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley and Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Ian Somerhalder in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Annette Brown/The CW)
The CW's The Vampire Diaries airs Thursdays at 8/7c
Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Annette Brown/The CW)
Joseph Morgan and Charmin Lee (as Old Gloria) in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley and Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley and Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley and Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley and Joseph Morgan in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Ian Somerhalder in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Bob Mahoney/The CW)
Paul Wesley in The Vampire Diaries'”The End of the Affair,” airing Sept. 29 (Photo Credit: Annette Brown/The CW)
True Blood already did a 30s flashback that was better than those pics. Why is that The Vampire Diaries keeps trying so hard to be something is not? Last year was Buffy, the year before it was Twillight, it’s like the show itself doesn’t know what to be anymore.
What? Are you okay, because The Vampire Diaries is nothing like True Blood, Twilight, or Buffy. Yes they based on the supernatural theme, and are bound to have similarities as with any show that has vampires on it will.
Saying It’s like True Blood because of a flashback is honestly stupid.
Saying It’s like Twilight is worse!
- They don’t sparkle (thank god)
- They actually kill people
Saying It’s like Buffy is the icing on the cake. Did you ever watch Buffy? You know its a show about killing vampires. Season 2 was all about the doppelganger the only time buffy did that was in one episode out of 144.
Vampire Diaries is great! It’s not copying anything, it’s original. TV Fan you are looking for similarities that are not there. With so many shows some will have similar ideas. It’s not deliberate. I wouldn’t watch if it were a tired copy of another show.
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