Today we say goodbye to The Vampire Diaries after 8 Seasons the show will have it’s final bow. Are you ready to say goodbye? I don’t think any of us really are, but all good things must come to an end sadly.
For 8 years we have watched these characters grow up on our screens, we have laughed, cried and even got really angry over time but at the end of it all it remained a constant in our life for 8 years can you believe it?
Thank You The Vampire Diaries for 8 Wonderful Years to everyone who made The Vampire Diaries possible you are all so beautiful and for that I’ll be forever thankful, you came into my life in a dark period when I was going through my own darkness and it was a light during my life that I looked forward to for so many years.
Nina Thank you for your portrayal of all your wonderful characters you have played on screen especially Elena Gilbert so many of us latched onto her and she will forever be immortalized in TV History.
September 10th, 2009 – March 10th, 2017
ELENA GILBERT’S CRYING. Standing in the Mystic Falls cemetery where she’s said many goodbyes — and even a few hellos — Elena’s surrounded by everyone she loves. Well, almost everyone. One person is missing. Did we forget to mention that this is a funeral?
It’s a sunny January day in Atlanta as the Vampire Diaries cast films its last group scene in the woods. In between takes, there’s laughter and excited whispers about who’s in town for the upcoming wrap party, but when showrunner Julie Plec, the director of the show’s final hour, calls “Action,” an emotional fog sets in. This is a goodbye — and it’s a big one. “We wanted to go big, emotionally, with the action, and with the spectacular of it,” says Plec, who co-wrote the episode with co-creator Kevin Williamson. “We were absolutely feeling epic.”
When The Vampire Diaries premiered on The CW in 2009, it found itself smack in the middle of the vampire craze. With the success of both Twilight and True Blood, this was network television’s chance to see if fans still thirsted for blood, and when the Vampire Diaries pilot attracted the largest audience of any series premiere in CW history at that time, all signs pointed to yes. “I remember being in Vancouver with Ian [Somerhalder],” Zach Roerig, who plays Matt, says of filming the pilot. “In the hair and makeup trailer, Ian’s like, ‘Hey, kid, get ready for the ride of your life.’” Somerhalder adds: “Twilight was very much the zeitgeist of pop culture. There was just that sense that the market desired this genre. This material was going to work.” Continue Reading at EW
Why is Katherine the perfect villain to end the series with?
Julie Plec: Well, when you think about it, Katherine is the villain who launched the series. We didn’t know it at the time, but she was the reason our brothers were vampires. Their shared love for her was the thing that put them at odds, which was then repeated 145 years later with Elena. She has had a hand in the torture, discomfort and/or misery of pretty much every single regular character that’s ever crossed through the doors of Mystic Falls. And so to be able to bring it full circle and say that she is the ultimate Big Bad was an idea that made us so excited when we landed on it. And we were really happy we were able to get Nina back so we could execute it.How early in the episode does Elena wake up? Will we get to spend a lot of time with her?
Plec: I’m not going to speak about at what point she wakes up, but I will say that between Elena and Katherine there is quite a lot of screentime. And I think fans who are excited to see Nina back are going to be really happy with what they get.Damon has been through so much since Elena was put in her magical coma. What is it like for him to see her again and experience this moment he’s imagined so often?
Plec: I think poor Damon has just been knocked down and dragged through the mud so much in his efforts to be the kind of man he wants to be for her return in allegedly 80 years, that seeing her right right now in the present is shocking and probably a little bit of a concern for him that he’s not quite there, that he’s not quite ready for her yet. Continue Reading at TV Guide
ITV has confirmed within the last few days that The Vampire Diaries: Season 8 will return from its mid-season break on ITV2 in the UK, although it will be at the very late time of 11.55pm on Tuesday night, March 14th 2017. Even though everyone in the UK has had to wait since December 21st 2016 for the eighth episode of season 8 titled We Have History Together to air; we can now rejoice in the knowledge that we finally get to see the last nine episodes of our favourite television series and find out exactly how Nina returns as both Elena Gilbert and Katherine Pierce in the season finale.
Just make sure to avoid spoilers as the final-ever episode of The Vampire Diaries will air in America on The CW on Friday, March 10th 2017.
If you missed Nina’s appearance on Workaholics the other night you can download it now, and be sure to check out the HD Captures in the gallery as well. It was a funny appearance she made playing Courtnee in the Final Season of Workaholics. What did you all think for those who watched? Post your thoughts in the comments.
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