Last week’s episode has us all primed and ready to find out how Damon and Bonnie are going to make their way back to present day, and what exactly is going on with Jeremy and dog-bite-girl.
Let’s face it, last week’s episode had us all in knots. Not only did Damon have his life threatened, but we found out that Jeremy’s little friend has not been compelled this whole time, and Caroline admitted her feelings for Stefan. A crazy, crazy week last week outside Mystic Falls.
As far as this week’s episode goes, we are really hoping to at least find out how Damon and Bonnie are gonna make their way back, even if they don’t actually make it back to their loved ones in the present yet. We would also really like to see Stefan get put in his place for treating Caroline like he has. We are not okay with him dismissing her after all they’ve been through together. Not cool, Stefan.
While we’re not sure who she’s referring to in this tweet, Julie Plec had this to say on her twitter page this morning:
"It's been fifteen years, Damon." Why? Tune in tonight. #TVD
— julieplec (@julieplec) October 23, 2014
Sneak Peeks
This first peek at tonight’s episode, “Black Hole Sun,” shows Elena asking Stefan to show her his system for moving on, which apparently he is an expert in… We find this a little hard to believe.
The job of an Occult Studies professor is never done. Check out this second clip which shows Alaric taking Jeremy in for a little extra help getting over this hangover. Apparently, the bottle and Jeremy became even better friends after Sarah took off.
Promo
If those sneak peeks aren’t enough to get you sufficiently excited for tonight’s episode of The Vampire Diaries, check out the promo one more time, as it’s sure to have you ready for “Black Hole Sun.”
Can’t watch live tonight?
Have no fear! If you find yourself unable to catch the episode live, you can watch The Vampire Diaries season 6, episode 3 online. You can catch it on the CW’s website usually within 24 hours of the initial airing. Also, Hulu Plus subscribers can also catch up on Hulu, as the episodes are usually posted six hours or so after airing, and a little later in the week for non-subscribers.
The easiest method is always to set your DVR, but you may also be able to catch The Vampire Diaries by checking out the OnDemand section from your local cable provider. The OnDemand option is usually available the next day.