Ever since I started following shipper expectations, my enjoyment of the show increased by so much I can't even. Scenes that would previously make me go 'huh…?' now make perfect sense. And are hilarious.

The age difference completely took me out of the moment. Made no sense.

Let's just hope she actually stays in the future episodes and wasn't merely used to introduce Mama Salvatore.

That was so much better than what I had expected. Then again, I had expected nothing.

Ah, sorry, I honestly wasn't trying to be condescending, just in a hurry. In my mind that was all prefaced by "in my opinion".

Vampires of the Caribbean - I could only wish.

Sorry, no. She's been the same in her levels of sisterly concern - which is, tell no show. She always tries, but always fails.

"But that might have been interesting, so it wouldn't happen."

I am having trouble with this one. Are women turned on by crows or are you suggesting something much… darker?

I read the flashbacks are to be in 1858, so too early for Katherine, sadly.

He should put that on his resume next time he goes for a human life.

There in ANOTHER copy of the cure 1994, in Nova Scotia, at least in theory.

Would it be still viable if they dug her up? Is dessication a factor? Is there a mass grave on the Salvatore property? … damnit, brain.

I'm all for seeing mommy issues. But you're right, it'll get turned into a family dinner or so.

Sorry. I love the shipping aspects of this show. The ship wars are an amazing thing to read.

He damn better. And not just to die. At this point, I'm starting to jump on the Kai/Bonnie show idea.

I'm still pissed off thinking about it. Damon, Stefan, Mama Salvatore, Guardians, escaping the doppelganger fate - I wanted there to be SOME reason. I kept waiting for the climax and then it was… flood.

I hear you about Candice. She's always just… perfect.

I'm starting to think Matt is secretly into it. At least he has something to do.

I liked it. It was basically the only morally questionable content in the entire episode.