Vampire Diaries just destroyed me.
Even in shows that have left behind their best stuff, it's still awful when they do that to characters you love! *sob*
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Vampire Diaries just destroyed me.
Even in shows that have left behind their best stuff, it's still awful when they do that to characters you love! *sob*
at some point while Roy was lying in his pit-viper-venom-induced coma
I love that the show can give characters dialogue like "Maybe the pit viper venom hasn't worn off yet."
I haven't watched TVD inacouple of years, now I'm curious. What happened, Seska?
A pit-viper-induced coma that kept his hair from growing.
Much death and awfulness. I was entirely being emotionally manipulated by the writers, but I didn't CARE. *more sobbing*
WHO DIED!?!?!
I hope not the pretty one who used to be on Lost. (Literally all I know about TVD is from the commercials, which I always sum up as "Being a vampire is haaaaaaaard!") (To be fair, when we see commercials for Reign, I sum *that* up as "Being royalty is haaaaaaaaaard!" That's basically how all CW shows go. [Being a vigilante who shoots arrows is haaaaaard!])
He is very pretty. The prettiest.
I always sum up as "Being a vampire is haaaaaaaard!") (To be fair, when we see commercials for Reign, I sum *that* up as "Being royalty is haaaaaaaaaard!" That's basically how all CW shows go. [Being a vigilante who shoots arrows is haaaaaard!])
Not as hard as having a brother! That's like, the haaaaaaaaaaaardest.
Heh.
I have to say, as clunky as I thought the Reign season finale was, I am SO glad they stepped back from the ledge of spectral entity.
Not that I don't love me some supernatual phenoms, but I figure their rampant disregard of actual, you know, history in this historical drama is enough of a fictional manipulation to justify the gorgeous costumes and Dawson's Creek angst.
I was very sad to see our Liege bite it. He was my favorite character. But, given the visitations that led to his demise, perhaps we will see him again.
The super tricksy meet-cute between Leif and Red Vixen should prove interesting next season.