Not gonna lie, I just clicked on this because the episode title is amazing.

Agreed with the grade tonight.

Stefan's trust in Elena is why I've always preferred their relationship to Damon/Elena. He'll let her do her thing until he needs to step in and save her or if she does something unbelievably stupid. Damon jumps the gun almost always, sometimes forcefully. He treats her like a fragile object, while Stefan acknowledges…

Do not introduce time travel as a way to change the outcome, show how it can change the outcome and then tell me it's impossible to change the outcome.

have they ever mentioned Daniel actually knowing Emily as a child?

Stefan isn't supposed to be unfeeling and evil, he's just supposed to be pissed off, vengeful and guarded.  A much darker version of himself that doesn't care about the collateral damage as much as when we first met him.

thanks for clearing that up. I wonder what the track record for all the other Mystic Falls families is like. Are everyone else's parents terrible or deceased?

also: Was Abby referencing Elena's actual mom Isobel being her best friend or the mother who raised her? If it's Isobel they meant,  I'm surprised no one in that room wanted to make a comment on what craptastic mothers both turned out to be.

first I'd just like to get this out of the way: Hey Stefan: THANK YOU. also ELIJAH.

I actually thought he would have made it 'til the finale…I was clearly foolish for such thoughts.

agreed.
Agreed. I always look forward to Rudy & Rudy scenes, I have developed quite a fondess for the character over the course of the series and think he's coming into his own nicely (the next episode has some of my favorite Rudy moments) . I loved Nathan and Sheehan is brilliant, but at this point there really is…

You make a really good point. Klaus has undeniably done some ruthless things (I miss you Aunt Jenna) but he's so fascinating to watch because his master plan has never purely been about revenge, or mass chaos for the heck of it .It isn't even really about superiority because if that were the case he wouldn't want to…

really?I love that actress and all, but was she like 12 when she had Bonnie??

way harsh tai

Curtis can remember each time line he visits, examples: he explains to Alisha what happens to Sam in the different TL at the club, and he remembered that he broke up with Sam 6 times, and That Kelly was killed by Tony, their first probation worker.

sometimes I still cry a little bit about that on the inside

this makes me sad

I tried not to think too much into the episode or else risk spending the entire time ripping through the gaping holes in plot and time travel theory.

Klaus didn't kill her for good, just re-daggered her to delay facing her.

well damn…will they/won't they aside I actually enjoyed this episode.