Vampire Diaries: Night of the Comet
Though it’s listed as episode 1.1, Night of the Comet is the second episode of Vampire Diaries, airing a week after the pilot (1.0). And I haven’t forgotten about your questions for Katerina Graham. She answered them and I’ll have them for you soon.
Now, here’s the official synopsis and it’s pretty detailed, so don’t keep reading if you’re not into spoilers.
Vampire Diaries: Night of the Comet
Air Date: September 17, at 8:00 on The CW
ELENA MEETS DAMON AND LEARNS ABOUT STEFAN’S PAST LOVE — As Mystic Falls prepares for a festival to celebrate the passing of a comet, Vicki (Kayla Ewell) is in the hospital recovering from Damon’s (Ian Somerhalder) attack. Stefan (Paul Wesley) goes to the hospital and tries to use his abilities to make Vicki forget who attacked her, but his attempt is cut short when Matt (Zach Roerig) arrives. Jeremy Steve R. McQueen) continues to struggle with his drug use and his feelings for Vicki. At a parent/teacher conference, Mr. Tanner (guest star Benjamin Ayres) warns a worried Aunt Jenna (Sara Canning) that Jeremy is in trouble and needs intervention.
Elena (Nina Dobrev) goes to the Salvatore house to talk to Stefan, but finds Damon instead. Damon tells her about Stefan’s past relationship with a girl named Katherine, and when Stefan arrives home, Elena is surprised that he seems upset to see her there. Meanwhile, Vicki’s memory of the attack begins to come back to her and Damon used his power of persuasion to make her forget what happened. Meanwhile, Elena realizes she has to tell Stefan how she feels about him and the two share their first kiss as the comet lights up the sky over Mystic Falls. Finally, Damon set his sights on Caroline (Candice Accola) as his next victim. Katerina Graham and Michael Trevino also star. Marcos Siega directed the episode written by Kevin Williamson & Julie Plec (#101).
Nina Dobrev as Elena, Ian Somerhalder as Damon, Paul Wesley as Stefan in THE VAMPIRE DIARIES on The CW. Photo: Bob Mahoney/The CW ©2009 The CW Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
This was a great show. It seems like it’s going to be wonderful too, keeps getting better and better. Damon, Elena, and Stefan have such good chemistry together, you can feel the tension, just like the books. And oh dear, Ian Somerhalder (Damon) is completely flipping gorgeous, and Paul Wesley looks just like Stefan – WAY better than Edward!!
I read at http://h3rs.com/the-vampire-diaries-a-bite-above-twilight/ that the Vampire Diaries novels came out in 1991…isn’t that like 15 years older than Twilight? I feel so many similarities, but VD is so much better.