I'm going to keep my eye for more CW porno sax sightings.

Ooh! You could get your chance to hear another instrumental hit. This time "Like a Virgin" when she walks down the aisle!

That's what I was thinking exactly. Does this mean Markos plans on springing all the Travelers who committed suicide a few weeks ago too? Probably not, but who knows who else might slip back through.

I think your post is excellent, but since I'm hoping for an end to the love triangle, not seeing how their old relationships influence their new ones too overtly is something I'd prefer specifically regarding those 3.

I've never seen it either. Or Titantic actually.

I think the vamp blood is a temporary thing and you're still human. I'm sure Elena was healed with vamp blood before Klaus tried to use her human doppelganger blood. That has to have happened.

If you're ok with spoilers, check out EW today where the showrunner talks about the rest of the season, which is only a few more episodes.

That's totally fair. My problem was the use of physical imprisonment.

Welcome back!

Greer should check if he's missing any teeth.

If anything, she should have brought it up at the beginning of the episode and then they worked on a reconciliation, instead of bringing it up at the end once they apparently had made up.

I hadn't heard anything about a Jersey Boys movie and with Clint Eastwood directing? I'm intrigued.

I got that sense as well. Either that or Julian, who is in a vampire/hybrid body, is worried that he'll be the next one they experiment on.

Genevieve, I think you read my mind about the imprisonment and how Mary and Francis are dealing with each other.

I think the review absolutely nailed the issues about the tower imprisonment. The move from Mary being in there to having a snowball fight was shocking.

Greer is my favorite too. I hope things actually work out for her. Doubtful, but I'm hoping.

His kindness stepping up for Greer made him more attractive to me. I'm really rooting for those crazy kids.

She hasn't been the protagonist in her own story in a long time. I'm not even sure if I could remember when it was.

I liked this one too. I'm not devastated by Enzo's death because I'm sure it won't stick, which is an ongoing problem for TVD. If I actually believed I'd never see Enzo again, I would really like this episode.

She died to prove that they could overcome a spell from a witch, using the blood of the doppelgangers. They need to do that to overcome the spell keeping them from settling down.