I think maybe the vampires were able to bridge anyone in the room with Elena, within close proximity to both her and them.

I have a feeling that wouldn't be a problem anymore. Who the heck doesn't watch The Originals?

Well, there's always Denzo. (fingers crossed)

"Then again, maybe Penguin is right: 'Hope? It’s for losers.' "

SERIOUSLY… Why are they NOT reviewing The Originals ?!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wikpedia says: Safe as Milk is the début album by Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band, released in 1967.

Yep. My bad. And I just edited my other response to reflect that. :)

The show, called "A.K.A. Jessica Jones," is about her opening up a detective agency after giving up her superhero life.

I expect there'll be a scene where Gonzales is in his death throes, and Phil is kneeling, looking over him, as Gonzales admits he was wrong about Fury and Coulson both, and hands the keys to the Iliad over to Phil. And then next season: a scene with someone telling Coulson that he appears to have everything now:…

"Charlie" is also on "Twelve Monkeys," which is an awesome show.

Epically dumb, and thus somewhat sloppy writing.

The end of the episode really feels like they wrote something that could be interpreted two ways, depending upon cancellation or renewal. Cancelled: That final scene means he's ending up with Richie. Renewed: He goes back for half of next season with Kevin until they finally break up because he can't handle the open…

If he hadn't cheated, Kevin wouldn't have met Patrick. This is very true. And legitimate….. He and John were not in a secure relationship, so when Kevin met Patrick, Kevin and John's relationship fell down like the house of cards that it was. Kevin believes that this new relationship is much stronger, and won't fall…

Pretty sure that the birds didn't get up and fly away, since they fell from the sky after being rendered comatose. They didn't land, they FELL. So they're dead. The kids, however, just fell over, after being made comatose, so most likely, they're all fine, but some of them maybe bumped and bruised a bit from falling…

Season One Damon DID have his humanity off. He turned it off in the 1950's to suppress his guilt over leaving Enzo behind when they were held captive for experiments by the Augustines.

Enzo's going to end up falling in love with Sarah. That's the point of the whole arc.

Either it's for real, and his actions end up turning her off so bad that she turns her humanity back on, or he's faking it, with the intention of doing exactly the same thing - pissing her off so badly that she turns her humanity back on.

"Coulson: “Who can explain the mysteries of the Asgardian brain?” May: “I can.” May understands the effect Thor has on women (and many men)."

In season one, "Murder House," she played Moira, the hot maid. Then, in season three, "Coven," she had a small role as a witch named Kaylee. Google away, as I don't want to reveal any spoilers for either season. The show is too good to ruin ANY season.

It's fine for them to "care about characters" and mourn them, but not when it absolutely is not earned.