Wednesday, 23 April 2014
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Saturday, 19 April 2014
The Originals Season 2 Spoilers: Kaleb Comes to Town — And He Hates the Mikaelsons
We’re still thoroughly entrenched in Season 1 of The Originals, but that doesn’t mean we’re going to ignore perfectly good Season 2 spoilers. There’s a new character coming to the French Quarter, and he is not the Mikaelson’s No. 1 fan.
According to E! Online, Season 2 will introduce Kaleb, “a paranormal psychologist, who (surprise, surprise!) is not a fan of the Mikaelson family.” Join the club, Kaleb! Most of the French Quarter seems to have a problem with the Mikaelsons. Though, to be fair, they’re not the easiest to get along with that with all of the heart-ripping-outage.
Might this new character be an acquaintance of Cami’s. The human bartender is a psychologist, too. Does Kaleb come to town to see Cami? Or maybe she even asks him to visit the French Quarter to help her deal with the supernatural community’s greatest danger: its occupants own mental instability. We have a feeling that Cami is going to become a leader in the human faction, and the humans can use all of the secret weapons they can get — psychoanalysis included. See more
Once Upon a Time sneak peek: Zelena and Rumple hook up?
What About Belle?
Regina seeks help from an unusual source to defeat Zelena. Meanwhile, Zelena and Rumple get naughty. Check out sneak peek photos and video from the April 20 episode, "Bleeding Through."
When last we saw the gang from Once Upon a Time, Hook was having terrible time of it thanks to Zelena's dastardly plan. Up until this point in the season, just exactly what Hook had been up to during the missing year was mostly a mystery. But thanks to the Wicked Witch (aka Zelena), it was discovered that everyone's favorite pirate went on an adventure to get back his dearly beloved ship, the Jolly Roger.
Once Upon a Time sneak peek: What did Hook do for a year? >>
Ariel visited Hook as he was celebrating with his mates after a successful caper. It turned out that Prince Eric had been taken captive by the Dread Pirate Roberts and... oops, wrong pirate. Actually, Eric was being held by Blackbeard on Hook's old ship. So Hook and Ariel went to get him back, but Hook let his desire to be a pirate get the better of him, and he killed Blackbeard before they could find out where Eric was.Wracked by guilt back in Storybrooke, Hook finally admitted the truth to Ariel, only to discover that she was in fact the Wicked Witch in disguise. As if that weren't bad enough, she got him to admit that his true love was Emma and then put a curse on his lips (those beautiful lips) that would take away Emma's powers, should he ever kiss her. Talk about wicked.
Once Upon a Time adds another Wicked villain >>
In the April 20 episode, titled "Bleeding Through," Regina will enlist the help of someone very special to try and defeat Zelena. Check out the official synopsis from ABC: See moreFriday, 18 April 2014
The Originals episode 18 review: The Big Uneasy
Another fast-paced episode of The Originals ramps up the tensions between the various factions...
This review contains spoilers.
1.18 The Big Uneasy
After coming back from a lengthy hiatus, The Originals didn’t bother with much catch-up and went straight into set-up for the upcoming string of episodes leading up to the finale. Elijah is standing around looking smug about his brilliant plan to achieve peace in New Orleans, Klaus is scheming with the werewolves, Marcel is scheming with Thierry and Hayley has settled into her role as Queen of her pack quite nicely. If anything, everyone has a little piece of the power pie but, as is almost always the case when different factions try to co-exist, no one is happy with just a little piece.
The party was an ingenious way of getting everyone together, with Elijah still determined to instil peace to his family’s city and not anticipating that exiled former monarch Marcel might try to sabotage his efforts. This was actually a big episode for Elijah, as his moralistic determination was given a kicking throughout, finally imploding when he found out that, not only are the werewolves, witches and humans passively aggressively fighting against his plan, but Klaus has also chosen to side with a family not perceived to be his own. It’s with Elijah that Rebekah’s absence can be most keenly felt, and his shift this week puts him on his own. see more
Tuesday, 15 April 2014
The Originals Sneak Peek: Which Duo Is Plotting Against Klaus and Elijah Now? Plus, Scoop From Charles Michael Davis
The Originals (finally) returns tomorrow, Tuesday, April 15, from its little mini-hiatus (Ugh, aren't they the worst?!) and is jumping right back into the center of the storm that is the supernatural fight for New Orleans.
And though he's been banished from the French Quarter by Klaus (Joseph Morgan) and Elijah (Daniel Gillies) after his betrayal was revealed, Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) isn't giving up his throne without a fight. One thing he needs in his war against the Mikaelsons? Numbers.
We've got an exclusive sneak peek from tomorrow night's episode of the CW hit, "The Big Uneasy," which finds Marcel recruiting an old friend to be his right-hand vamp...
When we chatted with Charles Michael Davis at The Originals' PaleyFest panel, he teased that Marcel and Klaus' next interaction would not be a pleasant one.
"Klaus is going to be a real jerk, a real a--hole," he said with a laugh. "Marcel is going to be super cool, he's going to come from a really, strong, grounded, secure place. They're probably going to get into a little heated battle."
Davis also said viewers may see Marcel team up with some unlikely allies in order to regain control of NoLa."Everyone is looking to gain leverage, so I think there are people who can see Marcel as an asset," he previewed.
The Originals airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on the CW. See more
'The Tomorrow People' Recap: The Ceasefire That Wasn't
The Tomorrow People sure knows how to keep our hearts racing. "Modus Vivendi" has everything ... love, sex, betrayal, blood and guts, re-animation of a frozen person, jealousy and a wise-cracking super computer.
Bathory declares a desire to strike a modus vivendi with The Tomorrow People. What is that, you ask? Modus vivendi is a fancy way of saying there will be a temporary agreement between warring factions such that they "agree to peacefully disagree" so both sides can conduct the business of life without threat of harm from the opponent. In other words, let's all play nice in the sandbox, capisce? But nothing is as it seems with Bathory, The Founder. Let's dig in!
Jedikiah Stands Vigil, Bathory Screams "Crucify!"
When the episode opens, Jed slips into Ultra, kills his way past two guards, then tries unsuccessfully to shoot his way into the bat cave where The Machine, which I like to call the Stargate, awaits.
Bathory addresses the troops calling for Jed's head on a platter. (This doesn't sound much like a ceasefire, does it? Just wait.) We must put an end to his brutal regime, to your former leader's deranged reprisals, he roars. And a battle cry goes up from the crowd, "Heil Bathory! Off with his head!"
Stephen sends a brain tweet to John about the price on Jedikiah's head and John takes off for Jedikiah's where he's been living next to his frozen brother. Jed pleads with John to join him, but John says you have to leave this place or they will find both of you and what good will that do? But Jed is desperate and he looks like he hasn't been eating or sleeping very well so, yeah, he's a bit deranged.
Stephen, still playing both sides and hoping to find out what his dad was so desperate to tell him during his first visit through the Stargate, eagerly begs Bathory for another spin around the block in The Machine. Bathory pulls a Yoda and tells Stephen he needs to go through his paces and learn to be purposeful with his ability to stop time. Basically, Stephen needs to show that he can raise an X-Wing out of a swamp (thank you, George Lucas) before Bathory will let him back in The Time Machine. See more
Monday, 14 April 2014
Klaus will not be manipulated!
Klaus will not be manipulated. #TheOriginals is all new Tuesday at 8/7c! http://t.co/7OhTUUkqID pic.twitter.com/JKIQGmPSFy
— The Originals (@cworiginals) April 11, 2014
Sunday, 13 April 2014
The Originals: Claire Holt Sets Record Straight on Why She Left
Fans were shocked earlier this month when The Originals star Claire Holt suddenly exited the show before the end of Season 1. Though some speculated that Rebekah Mikaelson's story line had run dry, Holt set the record straight at Saturday's PaleyFest event.
The Originals shocker: Which series regular has left the show?
"I wasn't pushed out," she said. "I didn't quit midseason. This was something we discussed form the start. I made a life choice, not a career choice. I made a choice to come home for a while. I realized I hadn't seen people that I loved and cared about for a while. It was so tough for me."
The last we saw of Rebekah, her brother Klaus (Joseph Morgan) had vowed to kill her after discovering that she had brought their dastardly father to New Orleans in the past. But the two came to a détente, with Klaus setting Rebekah free. Fortunately, that's not the last time we'll see Rebekah. see more
Saturday, 12 April 2014
Once Upon a Time sneak peek: What did Hook do for a year?
Living The Pirate's Life
Facts about Hook's missing year are exposed and Emma reveals some surprising plans. Check out sneak peek videos and photos from the April 13 episode of Once Upon a Time, "The Jolly Roger."
In the last episode of Once Upon a Time, Zelena challenged Regina to a magical duel and revealed to the town that she was Regina's sister. The challenge and the revelation made Regina question herself and her powers, especially after she realized that an old letter from Rumple to her mother wasn't talking about her, but Zelena.
During all of the melee, Emma put Henry in the protection of Hook, who told the boy about his father and how much the two of them had in common.
In the April 13 episode, titled "The Jolly Roger," it looks like more will be learned about the missing year and what Hook was doing during that time. See more
Once Upon a Time adds another Wicked villain >>
While Regina was dealing with her inner turmoil, Emma took a group to Zelena's to try to snag Rumple's blade. They were quickly thwarted when Zelena showed up and set Rumple upon them. When the time came for the duel and Regina wasn't there, Emma stood up for herself, but wasn't able to fully take on Zelena. Luckily, Regina arrived and the sisters battled for power. In the end, Zelena was defeated when she discovered that she couldn't steal Regina's heart.During all of the melee, Emma put Henry in the protection of Hook, who told the boy about his father and how much the two of them had in common.
In the April 13 episode, titled "The Jolly Roger," it looks like more will be learned about the missing year and what Hook was doing during that time. See more
Thursday, 10 April 2014
The Originals Synopsis For Season 1, Episode 20: "A Closer Walk With Thee"
There’s a death coming on The Originals, and Season 1, Episode 20 (“A Closer Walk With Thee”) is going to have the aftermath of this high profile death. The synopsis for the previous episode all but promised that Father Kieran would be meeting his maker, finally giving into the hex the witches placed on him a while back.
During a “celebratory wake to honor a fallen member of the community” (the preacher, duh),Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) will come up against a new threat to herself and her unborn hybrid baby. This leaves Klaus (Joseph Morgan) and Elijah (Daniel Gillies) no choice but to turn to Genevieve(Elyse Levesque) for the witch community’s help. The only problem? She has absolutely no control over the witches, led by Davina (Danielle Campbell).
And in true Hamlet fashion, Klaus is going to have haunting memories of his dear ol’ dad that make him examine his toxic relationship with Marcel (Charles Michael Davis), his own adoptive son. Daddy issues galore. See more
The Originals Star Joseph Morgan: The Season 1 Finale Script Is "To Die For"
The Originals has enjoyed a killer first season, which has only gotten better with each episode. We’re dying to see what goes down in the sure-to-be-epic Season 1 finale, and it sounds like it will be worth the wait. Though we still have five episodes before the season-ender,The Originals cast and crew just did its table read of the episode. What did star Joseph Morgan (Klaus) have to tweet about it?
“Today we do a table read of the finale of season one #TheOriginals A script to die for baby,” JoMotweeted. It’s a sign of just how far gone we are on this show that we see not one, but two possible puns in that tweet. First: “a script to die for.” Does this mean that someone will actually die in the Season 1 finale? Executive producer Julie Plec has said before that both The Vampire Diaries and The Originals will see their fair share of death before their seasons are out — and some of those deaths will be main characters. Who is biting it in the Season 1 finale ofThe Originals?! See more
Plus, Klaus Is Getting Witchy
The Originals took a nice little hiatus a few weeks ago, and next Tuesday will finally mark the return of the show, which is winding down on its first season. It's hard to believe the season finale will premiere on May 13, which is only about a month away.
Given that we've had a couple weeks to reflect on the past few episodes, we just have one thing to say: We miss Rebekah (Claire Holt).Fantasy gets another year! The CW announces early renewals >>
And we're not alone. The internet is still talking about her exit from The Originals. We keep hoping that she'll realize she misses the show just as much as it misses her and announce a Season 2 return. While the show is still fantastic and worth every single minute spent watching, it also feels not entirely complete. Rebekah's story can't be over.
Thankfully, Holt seems to agree. "As far as I'm concerned, this is a temporary hiatus," the actress explained during The Originals' panel at PaleyFest this year. "I do realize that I'm so not ready to let go of the Mikaelsons, so I hope there are many more stories to tell."In the meantime, we have to hope that Hayley's (Phoebe Tonkin
Wednesday, 9 April 2014
The Walking Dead Cast Shares Season 4 Memories (PHOTOS)
For us viewers, the fourth season of The Walking Dead wrapped up less than two weeks ago, but for the show’s large and talented cast Season 4 of the AMC has been in the can for months. In fact, the TWD crew is getting ready to go back to Georgia to begin work on Season 5 sometime in the next few weeks.
Almost immediately after the finale various cast and crew members weighed in on the season, with many of them thanking the fans for their unwavering support, and now that a bit more time has passed the cast has been gradually sharing memories of Season 4 on Twitter and other social media outlets.See more
'Witches of East End' Season 2: Promotional shoots have begun
When Season 1 of “Witches of East End” ended, fans were wondering about the fate of Ingrid and Aunt Wendy. Obviously if Rachel Boston is doing promotional shoots, Ingrid will be returning for Season 2. There is still no word on whether or not the entire cast is returning or if any of the characters actually died. Freddie Prinze Jr. did confirm that his character, Leo would not be returning in Season 2. As for the story lines, fans are assuming that it may be set in Asgard.
As more information about Season 2 of “Witches of East End” comes out, there will be more speculations and theories. The estimated date of release for Season 2 seems to be around October of 2014, but fans are hoping it will return with the other fall programming in September. See More
The Originals Spoilers: Nathan Parsons Dishes on the Jackson-Haley-Elijah Love Triangle
“Their relationship is complicated,” Nathan told TVLine about the werewolf duo. “Jackson has watched Haley as a wolf for years, so he’s had a lot of time to get to know her. When the curse was broken and he finally got to talk to her in person, he’d built up an entire relationship in his head. So for him to just say, ‘Hey, I’m that wolf that’s been watching you and we’re supposed to be married,’ that was a lot to throw at her at once.”
And with Hayley about to give birth to Klaus’ (Joseph Morgan) baby, things are getting all too real for Jackson — not to mention the fact that Hayley is important to the werewolf cause.
“You want the pack to be strong and you want Hayley to be the queen, but she also has a relationship with the vampires,” Nathan said. “I think Jackson will use that relationship to get back into the good graces of the Original vampires. It’s a tough line to walk; you want the personal relationship, but you also need the political relationship.”
But will it be easy to get on the good side of the Original vamps seeing as how he and Elijah are fighting over the same lady? See More
Luke Mitchell a natural selection for The Tomorrow People
The young actor won the 2010 Logie for Most Popular New Male Talent for his role as Home and Away heart throb Romeo Smith.
Now he's based in the Canadian city of Vancouver for the hit supernatural drama The Tomorrow People.
"It's been a lot of fun, but it's also been a big learning curve," Mitchell told The Guide.
"I have to do a lot of fight scenes, you know, a lot of additional stuff most actors don't have to worry about. It's about tying the two in together, learning how to fight effectively and also act at the same time.
"There are some challenging situations we find ourselves in, but it wouldn't be interesting if it wasn't challenging."
Mitchell counts his lucky stars for the swiftness with which he landed the role.
"The speed at which it happened, that was the thing that took me by surprise," he said.
"I'd really only been in LA for about two weeks before I got the role. It was a very special moment.
"It's hard out there. Even just knowing people who are unemployed over here makes me work that much harder to appreciate the role I have."
The Tomorrow People follows a group of extraordinary people dubbed "Homo superior".
"The best way to describe it is they're the next stage in human evolution," he said.
"They've developed these powers called the three T's: telekinesis, telepathy and teleportation."
Mitchell plays John Young, the leader of the Tomorrow People.
"They're living underground in hiding because there's a government organisation called Ultra trying to hunt them down and eradicate them," Mitchell said.
"They also don't want to scare the human population. If humans were to know there was an evolved species in their midst there might be riots. It instantly and very quickly gets more and more involved." See More
‘Once Upon a Time’ season 3, episode 17 stills: First look at Blackbeard
This week’s episode of Once Upon a Time answers more questions about the year that was, as Ariel and Hook team up to find a lost prince. Earlier this season, Ariel and Prince Eric started their happily ever after in Storybrooke, but the curse separates the couple once again. In the year that was, Hook faces Blackbeard (Charles Mesure) to fight for control of his lost ship and hopefully find Prince Eric aboard.
Check out the images of Ariel’s sturdy sea legs as she enlists his help to take back the Jolly Roger from their common nemesis.
Although Blackbeard appears blurred in the background, the classic pirate emits evilness!
“The Jolly Roger” will hopefully provide more insight to how Hook’s journey to New York came about. Regardless, the swashbuckling scenes offer a welcome break from the wickedness brewing in Storybrooke. See more
Once Upon a Time Photo Gallery: The Mermaid & The Pirate Read more:
What can fans expect from this Sunday's all-new episode of Once Upon a Time?
It's the lost year in the Fairy Tale land and Ariel hunts down Hook in the hopes of finding Prince Eric, who never made it back from sea. But Hook thinks the prince may be held prisoner aboard his stolen ship, The Jolly Roger.
Back in Storybrooke, Ariel is worried because Eric never showed up in town after the curse. And David and Mary Margaret try to prove they're more fun than Hook when it comes to spending time with Henry.
Emma agrees to let Regina mentor her in magic in the hopes that the two of them can defeat Zelena in Once Upon a Time Season 3 Episode 17.
Check out these photos from the episode and if you need your magical fix you can always watch Once Upon a Time online here at TV Fanatic. Enjoy!
Once Upon a Time’ season 3, episode 16 recap:
Witches, and cyclones, and emeralds, oh my! Tonight’s season 3, episode 16, “It’s Not Easy Being Green,” tips its cap to The Wizard of Oz several times as it explains the truth behind Zelena’s past and reveals her plans for the future. Check out our full recap for what lies down the yellow brick road!
Twisted Stories: One way to arrive in Oz is via cyclone. A pair of travelers on the yellow brick road stumble upon a baby in a basket tied with a green ribbon. The husband does not want to take in the baby after watching her move a tree with a wave of her hand, but his wife insists on raising her inside the city of Oz.
In Storybrooke, Neal is lain to rest in the forest. At a wake in Granny’s Diner, Hook checks in with Emma, who would rather throw darts than try to process her anger with alcohol. Although vengeance will not make her feel better, Hook proposes something that may take Henry’s mind off of the whispering crowds. Killian takes Henry out to the docks to share the stories of the boy he took on board the Jolly Roger. Their quality time may help both of them process Neal’s death.
Zelena’s foster father teaches her to always put on her best face no matter what you feel inside. Not a practitioner of his own advice, Zelena’s father openly disapproves of her magical abilities. Zelena heads to Oz to consult the man behind the curtain, the Great and Terrible Wizard of Oz. The wizard tells her about Cora’s decision to abandon her firstborn after she realized that Zelena would never be able to marry into royalty.
The wizard grants her non-copyrighted silver slippers to take her to Rumpelstiltskin, the man responsible for teaching her sister. Showing up in Regina’s room, Rumple discovers Cora’s secret first daughter and recognizes Zelena shows great promise, but her jealously stands in the way of a breakthrough.
Sister, Sister: Tinker Bell attempts to strike up some gossip at Neal’s wake when she spots Robin’s lion tattoo. Regina tries to avoid the mistakes of her past, but when Zelena arrives, she leaves Regina to find out the truth of their relationship and promises to meet her for a showdown on main street at dark.
Down in the vault, Regina finds a letter that proves she is connected to Zelena and will fight her own battle. Regina ventures to the woods, rereading the letter and searching for a haven to process her revelation. Unfortunately, an admirer interrupts her train of thought.
Robin inquires what the piece of paper she clings to reveals about her past. When the master of pickpocketing produces the slip of paper, Regina allows him to read the note, revealing that the discovery of Cora’s first born is the most powerful sorceress ever known. Regina had taken comfort in the fact that she was the subject of the letter during her years of struggle and held onto the confidence the paper gave her. Unfortunately, it was talking about someone else. If the man who taught her everything about magic understands no one can match Zelena’s power, what chance does Regina have? See more
Tuesday, 8 April 2014
The Originals' Nathan Parsons on Hayley's Future With Jackson, the 'Explosive' Finale and More
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TVLine spoke with Nathan Parsons (aka Hayley’s were-fiancé Jackson) about what we can expect from those new wolves, Jackson’s blossoming relationship with Hayley and the rest of Season 1.
TVLINE | Even in its first season, The Originals is pretty complicated. How familiar were you with it when you joined?
I was familiar with the general mythology from The Vampire Diaries, because I’d met Julie [Plec] and a few of the executive producers when I read for a few parts. Actually, I read for one of the vampires back when The Originals was casting as a pilot. I kept myself up to date on the mythology, so when they called again for the part of Jackson, it wasn’t tough to catch up.
TVLINE | You were almost a vampire? Do you remember which one you read for?
I don’t, unfortunately. They actually don’t tell you the names when you go in. It’s all very secretive.
TVLINE | Let’s talk Hayley and Jackson. What’s really going on there?
Their relationship is complicated. Jackson has watched Hayley as a wolf for years, so he’s had a lot of time to get to know her. When the curse was broken and he finally got to talk to her in person, he’d built up an entire relationship in his head. So for him to just say, “Hey, I’m that wolf that’s been watching you and we’re supposed to be married,” that was a lot to throw at her at once. I think she was a little taken aback. Also, the reality is starting to set in for Jackson: Hayley is pregnant with Klaus’ child. Nothing ever goes the way you plan it. See more
Sunday, 6 April 2014
The Walking Dead: Scott Gimple Says Bones Don’t Necessarily Mean Cannibals In Terminus
In an interview with the print edition of TV Guide (on newsstands now), The Walking Dead showrunner Scott Gimple confirmed that the bones in the Season 4 Finale were human, but he warned viewers not to assume the people of Terminus were cannibals.
“As far as the bones go, that doesn’t necessarily mean that they ate those people – but it definitely doesn’t seem like anything good happened, either,” said Gimple. “We’re going to learn more about Gareth and Terminus [early next season], with answers that will come fast and furious.”
So what about that big grill that Mary was cooking on? Gimple has an explanation for that as well.
“They have a grill, but it might have simply been a parallel to the fact that [a barbecue] was the meeting place of everybody in the prison community,” said Gimple. See more
'Once Upon A Time' sneak peeks: Season 3, episode 16 'It's Not Easy Being Green'
TV Fanatic posted two sneak peek clips from the episode titled “It’s Not Easy Being Green” for viewers on Friday, April 4.
In the clips, Zelena reveals her sisterly ties to Regina and challenges her to a showdown. At sundown, the townspeople are gathered on the main street when Zelena arrives and threatens them right before Regina makes her entrance, and the duel begins.
ABC provided further details for the episode:
“With Rumplestiltskin as her slave, Zelena challenges Regina to a fight to the death and shocks the Evil queen with the reveal of their familial connection, and the town lays Neal to rest. Meanwhile, back in the past in the land of Oz, a jealous Zelena asks the Wizard to send her to Fairy Tale Land after discovering that she has a sister, Regina, and that Rumplestiltskin is training her to become a powerful force to be reckoned with.”
“Once Upon a Time” stars Ginnifer Goodwin as Snow White/Mary Margaret, Jennifer Morrison as Emma Swan, Lana Parrilla as the Evil Queen/Regina, Josh Dallas as Prince Charming/David, Emilie de Ravin as Belle, Colin O’Donoghue as Hook, Michael Raymond-James as Baelfire/Neal Cassidy, Jared S. Gilmore as Henry Mills and Robert Carlyle as Rumplestiltskin/Mr. Gold. See More
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
The Walking Dead: 5 things we want from season 5
Audience numbers for the cable series continue to be stellar - both October's premiere and the weekend's finale broke ratings records - but on a creative level, it's been a rocky year.
DS readers, like critics, have been split - for every user arguing that the show had grown "tedious", there was another claiming that The Walking Dead was still growing "stronger week-by-week".
'Once Upon a Time' to Add 'Wonderland' Star as Series Regular
Socha plays Will Scarlet/Knave of Hearts in the Wonderland spinoff. On Friday, ABC canceled the 13-episode series -- originally intended to bridge the gap between Once seasons -- and announced that Thursday's closer would also serve as its final episode.
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The news comes two days after Once said goodbye to series regular Michael Raymond-James, whose character Neal was killed off after a two-season run.
"The aftershocks of that will probably be felt for some time amongst our characters and how they deal with all the things going on," Once executive producer Adam Horowitz told THR. "We want to deal with it in a real way and let our characters and our audience mourn the character." See more
Originals Stars Joseph Morgan and Daniel Gillies Strike a Handsome Pose on Set
“The Voodoo, who do, what you don't dare do people ;),” Joseph tweeted, along with a photo of he and Daniel looking studly on set outside of a voodoo shop, a marching band hanging in the background. Basically, just another day in the life of a handsome television vampire. As much as we already miss Rebekah (Claire Holt), was there really ever any doubt that this show would survive with only two of the three incredibly charming Mikaelsons at the helm? (OK, maybe we wavered for a second — then we remembered Klaus’ eye-twinkle and Elijah’s killer jawline, and we started breathing again.)
On another note, are we the only ones who think that Joseph and Daniel’s costumes look a but funereal? Perhaps we’re just paranoid given all of the funeral-themed spoilers that have been flying about recently, but we rarely seen them both so done up — at least outside of a party zone. Sure, Elijah may sleep in a suit, but Klaus is all about the Henleys and man necklaces. If this is part of the hinted-at funeral scene, it gives us another clue: both Klaus and Elijah will be in attendance. That certainly implies that the victim is someone they both know and moderately respect. Any guesses, TVDers? See more
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