I bet you did a double take, eh? Yes, you read right. You could win Season 1 of The Vampire Diaries on dvd or bluray. It’ll take a little work but I’m sure we can all do it together!

So here’s what you need to do:

1) Follow us on Twitter (@xVampDiariesx
2) Tell people, on twitter, to follow us.
3) And that’s it! Pretty simple, eh?

So when do we do a draw? We will draw once we hit 2500 followers. We currently have 1847 as I type this so we have a bit of a ways to go.

Anybody from any country can enter so long as amazon ships to your country.

How do you get an entry? Simple. Make sure when you tell people to follow us that you @ us to get your username listed. Even if you are listed, it doesn’t mean you can’t keep spreading the word. So get to it!

Good luck!

Just so you are aware, the following is VERY spoilerific. So keep in mind, what you are about to read could very well change your views/thoughts about Season 2. Just to reiterate, NOBODY IS SAFE. Feel free to discuss in the comments what you think.

An inside source has shared with Spoilers Guide the identity of who exactly will be getting turned into a vampire in the much anticipated Season 2 of the “Vampire Diaries” that premieres September 9th on the CW.

In our previous post we spoiled that at least one character that we already know and that is human will turn into a vampire in season 2. Pretty vague, but very tantalizing !

While we won’t come right out and name the human who will become a vampire this season, we won’t leave you hanging. Here’s a juicy spoiler/hint:

Our source tells us (confirmed to us by official sources), that Katherine ~Nina Dobrev confronts the character.

The character in question is female and she’s a new vampire! There will be a violent, vicious fight(Vamp v/s Vamp) between her and Katherine. Well, now that definitely narrows it down for you.

Whoever it may be and whatever happens next is for you to guess, but it’s an absolute certainty that season 2 of the “Vampire Diaries” will be amazing. Here’s to unforgettable season 2 “Vampire Diaries”!!

Who do you think the new Vampire in Mystic Falls will be and will she make it to season 3?

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Just because actors got to party the night away yesterday at the Emmy Awards doesn’t mean they got to take the morning off during their busy work schedules. Nina Dobrev had to take an early morning flight to get to the set of “The Vampire Diaries” and shoot this morning. “taking a nap in my dressing room and then going to shoot some TVD,” she tweeted. “should b exhausted BUT going on adrenaline. Surpisingly OK.” Also not getting a break this morning were the cast of “Glee,” who also had some early deadlines to meet. “What an amazing night last night ” Lea Michele tweeted. “So happy for Jane & Ryan! Had a blast at the show and at the FOX after party… Now off to work! ”

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Early in The Vampire Diaries, Caroline was the bitch. There’s no other way to put it. But as the rookie season progressed, something interesting happened with Caroline, who is played by Candice Accola.

Over time, Caroline became a three-dimensional, even sympathetic character. When she behaved in a bitchy way, viewers started to feel sorry for her, rather than despising her.

We have to assume the writers on The Vampire Diaries saw something in Accola that allowed this gradual transformation to occur.

“Well, thank you so much, first and foremost,” said Accola, who is back with all the main cast members for the second season of The Vampire Diaries, beginning Thursday, Sept. 9 on CW and A. “To start the story it had to be pretty simple, but as the season unfolded the layers came out.”

Accola, 23, said she thought back to her own high school days when endeavouring to get inside Caroline’s head.

“Everyone knows girls who are like Caroline was when we met her in the pilot,” Accola said. “But with people like that, it usually is coming from an insecure, defensive place. “You try to belittle someone else to make yourself feel better. Even the nicest of the nice with the biggest hearts, we all have a little bit of that in us. It’s a very human characteristic.”

But Caroline is integral to The Vampire Diaries not only for her emotional humanity, but also for her physical humanity.

“Especially with all the supernatural elements of the show, my interpretation of what the writers did with Caroline was to give the audience someone to relate to in a very human way,” Accola said.

“So I don’t know what the writers initially intended, but it was lovely to go on that journey. And it definitely reminded me of my own experiences as a high schooler, foot in mouth, not knowing who you are and trying to be someone. You know everything that you don’t want, but it’s hard to find what you do want. Even as a young woman in my 20s, there’s a lot of relatability to that.”

Notwithstanding some previous episodic work, the role of Caroline on The Vampire Diaries represents Accola’s first full-time gig on a TV show. While learning a lot about the craft as she goes along, Accola also appreciates that she just happens to be on a show that has achieved the rare combination of good ratings and critical success.

“In season two, there are some awesome plot lines, the audience is going to be so excited,” Accola said. “For Caroline, she’s searching to figure out who she is and where she fits, in this town and in everyone’s life. And there are some obstacles thrown in front of her.

“What’s funny about this show is, everyone was either quick to jump on board or quick to write it off, because it fed into the pop-culture phenomenon that is vampires right now. But it’s not just about vampires. I’ve been stopped more by adults than by younger peers or teens.”

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“The Vampire Diaries” and “House” are among the newest titles arriving on the Blu-ray high definition format this week.

“The Vampire Diaries: The Complete First Season” (Warner Brothers, 2009-10, $69.97) is another in the growing list of TV shows and movies that have sparked something of a pop vampire craze. Many of these productions attempt to show that vampires are just like anyone else, with the exception of being cursed with a bloodlust.

This one takes place in the town of Mystic Falls, where teenager Elena Gilbert (Nina Dobrey) is trying to put her life back together after the death of her parents. She finds comfort in the friendship with a new student, Stefan Salvatore (Paul Wesley). Unknown to her, Stefan is a vampire who is trying hard to keep his desires under control.

She eventually discovers the truth when Stefan’s evil brother Damon (Ian Somerhalder) arrives in town. Damon has no problem with his vampire ways and is intent on causing plenty of trouble while claiming Elena for himself. The battle is on between the two brothers.

The show is based on a series of books by L.J. Smith. Among the extras are deleted scenes, a gag reel and featurettes “Into Mystic Falls” and “A New Breed of Vampires.” The four-disc set includes 22 episodes.

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We’re hoping for plenty of answers when the residents of Mystic Falls return Thursday, Sept. 9 for the second season premiere of “The Vampire Diaries.” Of course we want to know how the Elena-Stefan-Katherine-Damon love quadrangle equation will be solved, and how Tyler Lockwood’s true wolf nature will play out, but we’re also dying to see how Jeremy will move on after the tragic death of fan favorite Anna (played by Malese Jow). Could it be that he will quickly fall into the arms of another girl? Perhaps!

TV Guide is reporting that “Desperate Housewives” actress Maiara Walsh will appear on the Oct. 7 episode of “TVD” as high-schooler (and major partier) Sarah.

“Sarah is a girl who sets her eyes on Jeremy and encourages him to party it up at the Lockwood house,” “TVD” executive producer Kevin Williamson told TV Guide. Considering executive producer Julie Plec already alluded to a growing connection between Tyler and Jeremy, it’s no surprise Jeremy will be spending more time around the Lockwood residence.

As for Maiara’s character Sarah, we don’t have high hopes she’ll live beyond one (or a few) episodes. We know how attractive partiers fare on this series: They (almost) always die (ahem, Vicki!). Whether it will be at the hands of a vampire or the pack of werewolves we’re expecting in season two, remains to be seen.

What do you think about Maiara appearing on “The Vampire Diaries”? Could she ever replace Anna?

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The second-season premiere of The Vampire Diaries proves once again why this series is one of prime time’s more cleverly constructed, well-acted nighttime soap operas. After last season’s finger-chopping cliff-hanger, we get neck snappings, a smothering, an unlikely alliance between two warring brothers, and the line ”Kiss me or kill me!” Oh, and as Ian Somerhalder’s Damon adds, ”Doppelgänger high jinks ensue.”

He’s referring, of course, to Nina Dobrev’s Elena/Katherine, the series’ yin and yang of good and evil, purity and villainy. Dobrev has really risen to the challenge of portraying these two, managing to confuse viewers as to who’s who when Katherine wants to impersonate Elena for some mischief.

This season hauls in Taylor Kinney as Mason, the ”black sheep” brother of the late Mayor Lockwood. Mason has a nice swagger, and it looks like he’ll take up any slack that might have occurred with the death of the Mystic Falls mayor.

But the throbbing red heart of The Vampire Diaries remains the tension between Damon and Paul Wesley’s Stefan, and their mutual attraction to whomever Dobrev is embodying at the time. ”She’s Katherine! She loves to play games!” splutters Damon in the season opener. It’s not long after this that she plays a romantic game with him that will doubtless have reverberations throughout the season. As Katherine says: ”Game on.”

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