And it ends...TVD 1x22

[deathly_smirk]

Ok my beautiful readers, as per week I bring you the review of the latest & last TVD episode. In this case, sadly, my inner fangirl writes this review with a bowed head. Yeah, we had crappy weeks with the show, but taking jabs at the TB-wonnabe was sadistically fun. I'm gonna miss it not to mention writing the reviews. Down to buisness guys..

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Comments

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Another great review. I was wondering if there was something wrong with me. People keep going on and on about the hotness of the Delena/Datherine kiss, and I just didn't see it! They kissed, and that was about it. I didn't see the chemistry, and it WASN'T hot. I agree that Bamon had more chemistry in that apology scene than Delena have managed to conjure up in all of their scenes together.

Damon running around being all emotional? Don't get it. It was hard for him to thank Bonnie which was in character, but other than that he was running around like an open book. I feel so embarrassed for him! I couldn't believe he had tears in his eyes during that scene with Jeremy! GTFO, writers.

Bonnie was amazing, and I can't wait for her to have a scene with Katherine. I like what you said about Katherine expecting the Bennetts to be loyal to her. I'd love for her to search Bonnie out.

Stefan. *Sigh* I only have one wish, and it's for him and Bonnie to become friends. I loved their scenes in this episode. They established where they stood, and I hope that won't stop them from becoming friends. He should also become friends with Matt. They both love cars.

Tyler was only in this season so that Matt could have some drama. Seriously. He did absolutely nothing, and despite him showing the wolf eye, some people are STILL confused about what he is. They could have introduced him in the last half of the season or just saved him for next season.

I'm really looking forward to Bamon's first scene next season since season 2 will pick up on the same day. Sure Damon named Bonnie as a good person, but I want to hear what he has to say to her about not disabling the device.