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Robin Franson Pruter from Forced Viewing rated the episode with 4/4 saying that the episode "provides strong character development as it delves into the story of how the Salvatore brothers became vampires" and she closes her review: "This episode shows the strengths of the series—strong character development, rich and evolving relationships ...
Damon escaped from his basement prison, Elena figured out that her boyfriend is a blood-sucking fiend, Bonnie almost killed people with her mind, Uncle Zach is dead, and Damon possibly killed Vicki. Also, there were several references to the Salvatore brothers’ Italian heritage."
Ian Somerhalder was cast as Damon Salvatore at the end of March 2009, six months before the premiere of the series. [1] The initial casting call for the character required an actor in his early- to mid-twenties to play a "darkly handsome, strong, charming, and smug vampire who can go from casual and playful to pure evil in less than a heartbeat."
Through flashbacks we see that Stefan and Maggie met and Maggie recognized him as one of the Salvatore brothers and asked him to tell her where Damon is so she can kill him. Maggie, who didn't know that Wes saved Enzo, believed that Damon was responsible for Enzo's death in the fire and wanted to revenge his death.
Damon and Stefan's relationship is strained, but nonetheless, they still search for the cure. Caroline and Elena are suspicious of Shane, who Damon decides to confront. Ever since awakening as a hunter, Jeremy has been having nightmares of killing Elena, and Stefan uses criminals to provide vampires to complete Jeremy's tattoo.
The brothers go to Elena's house to inform her about their plan: de-spell the moonstone so Klaus will not be able to use it to break the curse. They just need Bonnie ( Kat Graham ) to drop the spell for a few moments so they can get into the tomb and get the moonstone from Katherine.
It's hard to believe one of Sex and the City's most shocking deaths is old enough to order itself a Cosmopolitan.. In a show full of unforgettable moments, season 6's episode 18, aptly titled ...
""The Cell" was a good episode. Worth watching because reveals parts of Damon's past critical to the plot line." [3] Leigh Raines of TV Fanatic rated the episode with 4/5 saying that the episode was "full of dark moments of the Salvatore brothers facing their own psychological issues." She also praised Katherine's character: "In an episode full ...