Two True Blood Vampires makers are scheduled to attend the 2012 StarfuryVampire Ball Convention in England. Both Allan Hyde, who played Eric Northman’s maker Godric, and Mariana Klaveno, who played Bill Compton’s maker, Lorena will attend.

The three day convention celebrating vampires in the media, and shows such as TRUE BLOOD, BUFFY, ANGEL, MOONLIGHT, BEING HUMAN and FOREVER KNIGHT, featuring:

guest talks
photo and autograph sessions
competitions
make up displays
parties
and much more

The event will take place on September 28 – 30, 2012 at the Renaissance Hotel Heathrow in England.

For more information on this event, please go to: SeanHarry.com

The next day, Sam is desperately trying to get Dean interested in the case, especially because another body was discovered overnight. Dean, however, is distracted. He left Bobby’s flask at Lydia’s house and she hasn’t been returning his calls. He finally goes over there, and discovers that Lydia has a baby named Emma. As he is leaving, he swears he hears the infant – not even a year old – asking her mother questions is complete sentences. He stakes out Lydia’s house for a few hours and sees a couple of women come to the door. Lydia lets them in hesitantly, then calls for Emma – by now Emma is five or six years old.

Sam thinks that Dean is delusional (strange, given the shit they see everyday) and drags him to visit a professor to examine the symbol carved into each victim. He is a poor substitute for Bobby, but eventually figures out that the symbol is a variant of ones used by an ancient Greek cult that was said to have been started by the offspring of the goddess Harmonia and the god Ares. Their offspring were the Amazons, a female culture who had no use for men other than for procreation. Sam fills in the rest of the details with the monster side of the research: the Amazon population was decimated, and they went to Harmonia for help. She gave them the ability to speed up the breeding process: women would give birth within 36 hours of impregnation, and the children would reach adulthood at the same rate, at which time their development would return to normal. This “gift” made them monsters.

Emma and her “siblings” are being raised by a coven of Amazons. As they approach their sweet 16s, they are sent out into the world to kill their fathers – part of the ritual that makes them warriors of their tribe. She goes to Dean, her father, and begs him to save her, help her escape this evil cult. Dean warily hears her out. When his back is turned, she pulls her ceremonial dagger. Dean’s reflexes are quick, and he pulls his gun on his daughter. And yet, he can’t pull the trigger. It takes Sam, who figures out that the daughters kill their fathers (not their mothers) to kill her.

Dig It or Bury It?

A good episode, but there was nothing “special” here. I feel like there were some missed opportunities for humor here, like when Sam is giving Dean the “safe sex” talk or giving him hell for being the one to call his one night stand (even if it is because he is looking for his flask). It was an intriguing story line, but it just lacked that Winchester “spark.”

Sibling Rivalry

As the boys are leaving town, Sam is mad at Dean for the double standard. Dean was mad that Sam couldn’t kill Amy, yet when the tables were turned, he couldn’t do the same to someone as close. Sam finally relents: “Tonight you almost got killed. Just… just don’t get killed.”

Spooky Humor

Like I said, there was much by way of humor this week, but in that “Sibling Rivalry” scene, Sam yells at Dean for “not having his head in the game.” “Neither do you,” Dean counters. “You’re just as screwed up as I am,” Sam fires back. “You’re just bigger,” is Dean’s only counter.

Prophecies?

It’s the perfect storm of horror next week. A Chuck E. Cheese-like establishment allows kids to use their drawings, make them come to life, and get revenge on adults. Oh, and there are clowns in this episode.
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In preparation for the fourth season premiere of True Blood in the UK, Deborah Ann Woll gave a video chat Q&A with digitalspy.com. She teased the witch storyline, Jessica and Bill’s budding relationship, and an awkward photo request at Comic Con with comedian Chevy Chase.

Check out the interview below

Even though we’ve already ventured back 1,000 years to see the big bad hybrid’s life as a human, Joseph Morgan says we’ll soon learn even more about his early years. “We’re going to learn about the ritual they went through to become vampires and also the ritual that made Klaus’ werewolf side dormant,” Morgan says.

And now that Elijah (Daniel Gillies) is back in the picture, it’s only a matter of time before Rebekah (Claire Holt) returns – with a vengeance.

“When somebody does finally pull the dagger out of her, he’ll be more devastated than anything because he’ll have let down the one person in the world he didn’t want to let down, and that to him means more than any angry confrontation,” Morgan says.

Check out the interview below:

Ian Somerhalder, Zach Roerig, & Joseph Morgan Talk ‘Vampire Diaries’ with >Ology.com

I’ve always viewed Klaus as inherently selfish, and always using those who believe he’s trustworthy. As we go on, does he continue that trend, or can his newfound dynamic with Caroline change that?

JOSEPH: I think that there’s potential for him to change, yes, but it’s going to be really difficult. Because as well as being selfish, he’s incredibly paranoid. He’s spent the last 1000 years maintaining this lie he’s told his siblings. He’s the product of a dysfunctional family, having this horrible relationship with his father, being a bastard child, not feeling accepted by the rest of his family… so I think he has real issues with trust, and if he is gonna be a little more selfless with Caroline, he’s going to have to conquer them first.

IAN: I feel like Klaus is what happened with Rome, or like, Kublai Khan. He’s created this empire of deceit, and he has to keep it down to protect himself. It’s like what happened with Rome- Rome got so huge that it fell apart.

JOSEPH: Can we stop recording and go back and I’ll pawn that off as if it’s my answer? I feel like Klaus is like what happened with Rome, and I’ll tell you why!

IAN: (Laughs) Not to be too cerebral about it, but I don’t think anyone envies that aspect of Klaus at all.

JOSEPH: It’s a web of deceit that’s getting harder to maintain, so he becomes less and less trusting and he questions everyone’s motives, even though his are the ones that should be questioned. He doesn’t believe that anyone would be genuinely kind to him for that sake. So there’s potential for him to learn to trust, and possibly even to love, but it’s going to be a long journey.

IAN: He’s like the boyfriend of the girlfriend thinking that you’re cheating on them. But it’s actually him!

And Elijah is back, but as of tomorrow night’s episode (‘Dangerous Liaisons’), he doesn’t know who freed him. Will Klaus take advantage of that?

JOSEPH: Well, here’s one thing I can say: the next episode picks up exactly where the last one ended. So it’s great- immediately, you’re back in that room, and you see what happens straight afterwards with those guys.

IAN: Joseph, shut up!

JOSEPH: And what happens is… stop me! Stop me!

Be sure to head on over and read the full interview at Ology.com

Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder Talk Romance with E Online

Daniel Gillies recently spoke with The Insider about the possibility of Elijah vying for Elena.

Insider: What about Elena? I still maintain that there’s an unusual connection between those two.
Daniel: I know it’s a little obvious in the world of Vampire Diaries, where everyone falls in love with Elena, but I agree that Elijah sees something beautiful in her. I would love for him to express that to her before he goes. I feel like Elijah would be most drawn to her because she’s living a better life than people who’ve lived for centuries longer. I think that’s the sort of thing he’s attracted to. Even it was just a moment, I’d love to see them share something — but I think it should be more.
Insider: Elena vs. Katerina — go!
Daniel: It’s funny because I know a lot of fans want Elijah with Katerina, but he’s attracted to who a person is in their soul and Katerina is nowhere near the person Elena is. I think Elijah came to town thinking he’d deal with all this doppelganger business quickly and be done with it. But things got complicated when he saw this girl – I think Elijah fell for Elena harder than he ever fell for Katerina. In my opinion.

Insider: Do you think Elijah could take Damon in the fight for Elena’s heart?
Daniel: I mean, there’s no question if we’re talking about a physical fight – that’s a joke. Elijah all the way. But romantically, I don’t know. I also don’t think Stefan is out of the picture really. Both Elijah and Daniel think Stefan is still the biggest romantic threat for Elena’s heart.

Head on over to The Insider to read the full interview and find out how Daniel would like to see Elijah leave Mystic Falls.

The synopsis and some photos are out for Episode 15, Titled “All My Children”

A FLIP OF THE COIN — After starting her day with a startling discovery of Damon’s (Ian Somerhalder) latest indiscretion, Elena (Nina Dobrev) is frustrated to find that none of her friends agree with her on how they should react to the Original family’s internal power struggle. Once again caught up in the destiny of the Bennett witches, Bonnie (Kat Graham) and Abby (guest star Persia White) find themselves playing a part in a ritual to appease the spirits of nature. When Elijah (guest star Daniel Gillies) gives Damon and Stefan (Paul Wesley) a dangerous ultimatum that puts Elena in danger, they turn to Alaric (Matt Davis) and Meredith (guest star Torrey Devitto) for help with a plan that leads them to a terrible choice. Candice Accola also stars. Pascal Verschooris directed the episode written by Evan Bleiweiss & Michael Narducci (#315)

Inside TV also shared some spoilers and it looks like Caroline’s dad (Yup, I’m still crying) is only the tip of the death iceberg on Vampire Diaries.

Now that we know the originals are ALL here, and ready to have a ball (literally and figuratively) with the gang from Mystic Falls, I can share with you a fun conversation I had with the lovely Kat Graham while on the set of Vampire Diaries this week, in which we talked a little bit about the episodes (and CHAOS!) to come. “The show is very epic. The storylines move really really quick. [It's] definitely one of the fastest storylines I’ve ever been a fan of watching or that I’ve been involved with. So there will be developments that are going to happen [in every episode],” she says. “The episodes with the originals are going to start reaching a head and you’re not going to know whose going to die and whose going to survive and what plans really are going to work this time. And what plans are going to be stopped and thwarted. So some really massive confrontations are definitely going down… that WILL result in death.”
With no one safe, Graham is simply counting her lucky stars that this year has given her such a meaty and satisfying storyline with her mother (played by Persia White). And while their coffin mission might be over, Graham says the same certainly can’t be said for their mother-daughter issues. “There’s still stuff to hash out,” she says. “If somebody does something to you that really really hurts you and has created a ripple effect in your life, you don’t really forget about that and you have to go back and deal with them. You sort of go back into a protective mode because you feel like they’re going to go back and do it again. So Bonnie feels like her mother has to win her trust.”

Head on over to Inside TV and check out the video of the interview with Kat Graham.

And finally this week, the CW released two new promo posters….both are sizzling hot!!

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Collider is looking for a Twilight super fan to review their copy of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 on Blu-ray.

Here is what they had to say:

While we have a lot of great writers on Collider, I’ve decided to locate a Twilight super fan to review our copy of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 on Blu-ray. I’m not looking for someone who thinks it’s the greatest movie ever made, and I’m not looking for someone who hates it either. I’m trying to find someone who loves the books and the films and can do an objective review while also writing about all the special features, commentaries, and the extra things on the Blu-ray.

Get all the details at Collider