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Check out the promotional photos of Nashville episode 21 “I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive”, (season finale) airing on Wednesday, May 22 on ABC. Related | Nashville Episode 21 “I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive” (Season Finale) Guide Source: ABC

The Vampire Diaries just ended and I’m already missing my Thursday night Mystic Falls crew!! EP and Showrunner Julie Plec has already dug deep into next season and has a clear outline of where out players are headed in season 5. I have some fresh scoop to share, including spoilery details about Silas’ true agenda, Stefan’s watery fate, a time jump and much more!! How long before everyone finds out that Stefan is really Silas? Plec: Truth be told, I don’t think it’ll be too long. I think that there’s more fun to be played with people learning quickly, but independently of the other so there’s a lot of good bait-and-switch Katherine-style stuff that could happen early in the season. And people that know Stefan well will be able to catch on pretty quickly I would hope. Is Stefan going to be buried for a long time? Plec: We’ll have to see. Certainly no one’s gonna want to watch The Vampire Diaries without their Stefan alive and well and hangin’ out. So we’ll try not to prolong the torture for too long, but it is gonna be torture. So it will definitely change him. If and when he finally gets free, he’s not necessarily gonna come out of there all sunshine and rainbows. The water coming into the coffin was a nice touch: It’s one thing to be buried alive, but to be buried alive in water — horrifying. Plec: I mean, how awful when you think about it. He can’t be killed by it. He’ll inhale the water, he’ll go unconscious, he’ll come back to consciousness because he can heal himself, and then he’ll drown all over again. [Laughs] It kinda sucks. Can we expect double Paul Wesley scenes? Plec: Part of the fun of having an actor play two roles are those opportunities to put them face to face, but they’re difficult to shoot and they take a lot of time and the stuff we do even with Katherine and Elena we do so sparingly. So we’ll definitely see it, but of course Stefan will be on his own journey presumably at the bottom of the [lake] floor so we’ll see when and who gets him out of that mess. And we’ll see Silas as Stefan now, as opposed to other people? Plec: He’s still psychic, so he can still do what he wants to do and appear how he wants to appear. Definitely now he’s got a body that he can inhabit pretty safely, and I’m sure it’s a lot easier to just walk around as his normal self than having to use up all that energy trying to convince people he’s someone else. So I think more often than not, we’ll see him as Paul Wesley. So is it like the Curse of the Sun and the Moon where everything we thought we knew about Silas’ motivations was wrong? Did he actually want to take the cure and die to be with someone? His definite agenda is to rid himself of the curse of immortality. An immortal life without somebody that you love is kind of its own worst torture and punishment. Yet, he cannot be killed, and now that Katherine has taken the cure, and there was only one, he can’t have the cure. So we’ll start to see what he wants the next step of his existence to be and how he’s going to find ways to achieve this. Is he the Big Bad for next season? Plec: He’s A bad. He’s certainly by no means the only villain, and not necessarily even the most dastardly. Will Katherine try to have people turn her back into a vampire? Plec: Well, given the rules of how one becomes a vampire on our show — which is if you inject vampire blood and then you die with it in your system —that’s a pretty big risk to take. If it doesn’t work then she’s just dead and I think the one thing she’s constantly going to weigh is, “How much do I hate being human? Am I willing to risk actually dying forever in order to get my vampirism back?” What does it mean for Katherine? Will we see more of her next season to watch her deal with this? Plec: I think we’ll be seeing a bit more of Katherine. As always, we have to be careful with overworking the hardest-working woman in show business, Nina Do

This is a sneak peek for Motive, episode 2 “Crimes of Passion”.

ABC has released a second sneak peek for The Middle, season 4 episode 24 “The Graduation”.

Here is a fourth sneak peek for Nashville, episode 21 “I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive”.

Bones just concluded it’s eighth season and fans are already on look out for bonus episodes, season 9 scoop, a possible season 10, Pelant intel, Booth and Brennan deets and more!!! EP Stephan Nathan has a spoilery preview that highlights all of the above as well as some insight into the amazing season 8 finale. Bonus Episodes “They’re not really ‘bonus’ episodes because we know actually where they’re going to go. One will be the second episode of next season(9), and the other will be the fourth. It’s a much more free-standing episode,” notes Nathan. “We worked with [Bones producer] Kathy Reichs and her daughter on that one, and it is going to be a lot of fun. That’s just a great, [classic] episode of Bones.” Season 10 “I’m not planning on Season 9 being the last season at this point. I think there’s a lot more life in the show. It just doesn’t feel old to us.” I think fans are going to have a tough time with that ending. Stephen Nathan: If they didn’t have a tough one, we wouldn’t be doing our job. Tell me about getting Brennan to a place where she could actually propose to Booth. Nathan: The past couple of years, we’ve seen Brennan evolve from a super-rational, very deliberate character to someone who is slowly seeing the benefits of emotion, of spontaneity, and of loving another person and not living in her head exclusively. We put them in a very tense situation, and through that, I think already-stirred-up emotions became even more intense and allowed her to spontaneously embrace something that would have been an anathema to her a few years ago. But she still tries to explain it scientifically to Cam and Angela. Nathan: She justifies it afterwards as something rational, but the reality is she spontaneously acted on the notion and the feeling that Booth’s life could be in danger. She actually is now at a point where she can’t envision a life without him and somehow wants to codify that. She certainly had her beliefs that this was an unnecessary tradition, but as an anthropologist, she finally understands the value of tradition, the value of publically announcing something like this. That’s what we’re seeing with her. With Booth being forced to turn her down, will we see Brennan revert to her old ways of thinking? Stephen Nathan: It’s going to be a big setback for Brennan and a big setback for the relationship when we open Season 9. She opened herself up and was somehow emotionally betrayed. And there’s been no satisfactory reason given. And Booth seemingly can’t give her the true reason. Will Brennan become suspicious? Nathan: Relationships don’t usually survive when two parties are withholding things from each other. Booth knows that and Brennan knows that now too. There has to be a certain trust reached between them and that’s going to be the big challenge at the beginning of the season. Is this something that could ultimately end the relationship? Nathan: This is a relationship that we’ve all grown to love and admire. There will be ups and downs as there has to be. I don’t think an audience really wants to see just a happy couple that isn’t going through anything. The damage has been done, but the damage can be repaired. How so? Nathan: We are now entering Season 9 with Booth having to resolve a situation that has put distance and potential danger between Brennan and him. Booth knows what it will take to right his relationship with Brennan and to right the injustices that have been rained down on him, the squints and all of these innocent people who have died. And Booth usually gets his man. So when Booth threatens to kill Pelant, he’s not just talking tough? Nathan: That’s what it seems like now. Whether that will eventually be the case, that’s something we have to wait and see. Booth and Brennan usually get their man and they have an extremely novel way of doing that. That’s already in the work

It was no surprise that when the CW quickly announced the official pick up of The Vampire Diaries new spin-off series, The Originals, cast, writers and fans were over the moon with excitement about the upcoming Fall 2013 season. The cast spoils a little preview of what the Freshman season holds for the witches of New Orleans, Klaus, the Original family, Marcel and much more. The Originals will air Tuesday’s @8:00 on the CW. Witches’ Revenge “Klaus needs [Sophie]. She’s going to start practicing magic, which she hasn’t been able to do for the the longest time and I think I can protect myself. Witches aren’t nearly as powerful as vampires, but they are essential.” – Daniella Pineda Power Struggles “[Klaus and Marcel] are going to be butt heads, definitely. There’s that friction there. I just really want to see [Marcel] evolve. I want to see different sides of him open up. That’s definitely going to happen I think with how competitive and ambitious they both are.” – Charles Michael Davis New Friendships “I hope that Klaus gets Cami as a friend. Because Cami believes that everyone is truly good and I hope that Klaus has someone in his life that believes he’s a good person.” – Leah Pipes Sibling Rivalry “It’s just going to be that ultimate dynamic of Elijah in pursuit of making certain that the family is reinstated as they once were, which is sort of this pursuit of a fantasy, almost. And Klaus is a lot more malevolently in pursuit of power. It’s no less of a fantasy. And it’s sort of watching those two dynamics intersect.” – Daniel Gillies “We ended the backdoor pilot in a good place, moving forward together, a tentative partnership between us. But as things complicate, as the series pans out, there’s room for throwing that up in the air. As far as the baby is concerned, I can’t imagine that we both have identical plans of how this child should be raised. So I imagine we’re going to have a conflict of interest.” – Joseph Morgan More Surprises “I don’t think they know how it’s exactly going to play out either yet, so I think that’s what is going to keep it really fresh. But there are a lot of other surprises beside the baby. I think that’s really the cliffhanger, but it’s all going to be really exciting.” – Danielle Campbell “I didn’t for the life of me see [the baby surprise] coming and I’m so happy with the potential it gives us for exploring these characters. The Originals have always revolved around this idea of family and I think the baby storyline really gives us a chance for that to escalate, way beyond what it would have done just keeping it the three of us.” – Joseph Morgan Source: Just Jared

The Vampire Diaries just wrapped it’s fourth season and delivered an amazing season finale as our Mystic Falls gangs heads off to College. EP Julie Plec promised and delivered several huge twists and turns; including Elena’s true choice, Bonnie and Jeremy’s ghostly switch, Stefan’s new doppelgänger status and Katherine’s very human future. EOnline chatted with Plec about not only the epic mayhem of “Graduation”, but what’s to come in season 5 for Delena, Stefan, Silas, Bonnie and much much more!! Holy s–t, Stefan is a doppelgänger, Silas’ doppelgänger to be exact! When did you make the decision to bring in another doppelgänger and why Stefan? Last year after we wrapped season three, some of the writers and I stayed on for an extra five weeks talking about story for season four. We knew that we wanted to give Stefan and give Paul Wesley specifically an opportunity to sort of spread his wings a bit more. He did such a good job playing Ripper Stefan, so we wanted to play a long-foiled plan into motion that we weren’t sure if we’d get to it before the end of the season or not; we always had it in our back pocket to reveal it right around the time it felt right. The way it played out we chose not to reveal it until the last beat of the last episode basically teeing up what season five would be. We can only imagine how excited Paul Wesley was when he found out about this twist. Yes, Paul loves to play the bad buy and unfortunately for him, Stefan, more often than not, is a true-blue hero. Obviously, he had this wonderful arc as the Ripper and he’s plagued by his own demons, but when all’s said and done he’s still very much the straight man. Getting the opportunity to dig into this and really stretch and exercise his muscles as an actor I think just made him really happy; it’s exciting for him as an actor to play with a new character. So will we learn more about the Salvatore family history in season five, maybe about the brothers’ mother? We’ve just gotten started talking about season five, but one of the things we’re talking about is definitely learning more about the history of the Salvatore family. I would say that at this point the things we don’t know yet are fair game. Can you tease what Silas will be up to when he’s posing as Stefan in season five? Silas is going to come roaring into season five with an agenda. His mission has been singular from the beginning, which is he wants to take the cure and die and get rid of the other side so he can pass on and be reunited with his one true love. However, the cure’s off the table, the other side’s off the table, so he’s going to have a pretty enormous plan B for how to deal with that. As for the other brother, he didn’t get to be a doppelgänger, but he did get the girl! So what’s next for Damon and Elena? Next for them as a couple is a long-distance relationship as Elena heads off to her new life at college and Damon sticks behind In Mystic Falls to hold down the fort. We get to see them happy, believe it or not, for a little while before of course circumstances and other supernatural influence comes in to drive an obstacle in their path. There’s something that we rarely get to do on TVD, is see a couple enjoy being a couple and we’re definitely going to have our fun with Elena and Damon, who have taken so much time to find their way to each other really and truly. So we’re going to be able to enjoy that for a while. Katherine being the one to take the cure was also a huge shocker and we heard you originally planned on giving it to another character. Can you say who it was and why the switch? Interestingly enough, when Kevin [Williamson] and I, back in season zero, when we first launched the series and started talking about knowing that one day we’d make Elena a vampire and with that move would come the re

Numerous spoilers have already emerged for the second season of Arrow! It sounds like it’s going to be yet another epic season, check out all the spoilers on the upcoming season so far below! Not 1 but 2 villains next season.. “We made no secret of the fact that we subscribe to the Whedonesque model of having a big bad, and in Season 2, we’ll actually have two big bads,” executive producer Marc Guggenheim tells TVGuide.com. “They’ll both be very recognizable names to fans of the comic book. We’re really excited about both of them.” Interestingly enough, Malcolm Merlyn has inspired the direction of the second season. “With Malcolm and the Dark Archer, we sort of had two big bads in one person,” he says. “In Season 2, we’re going to split them up essentially, and there will be a Malcolm-esque big bad and a Dark Archer-esque big bad.” Deadshot back again.. Executive Producer Andrew Kreisberg revealed that “Diggle’s pursuit of Deadshot is going to be a big part of Season 2″. So get ready to see more of him in the future! Roy continues his path to becoming a superhero.. Kreisberg revealed that “We’ll definitely find out how Oliver feels about taking Roy on as part of the team in Season 2″ and further added “Oliver Queen and Roy Harper will have a long and storied career together. As with all of these things, especially stuff that’s derived from the comic books, we’ve tried to both satisfy fans’ expectations, and turn them on their head. I think that Roy’s desire to be under the Arrow and Oliver’s desire to be as private a person as possible are going to collide.” Island flashbacks here to stay.. “I think they have a really cool idea and really have it mapped out for what the Island will be in Season 2.” Stephen Amell spilled on the topic. Diggle flashbacks? Kreisberg stated that potential back-story could be in the works for Diggle by stating that “Doing flashback episodes to Diggle’s life — whether it’s in Afghanistan, or when his brother was alive — we’re definitely interested in that. We have this amazing table of actors. Certainly David Ramsay could be the lead of his own show if he wanted to, so we’d love to see more of him.” Moira and Oliver’s relationship.. Will Oliver be able to forgive his mother? Well, Kreisberg thinks “There’s still hope to rebuild the relationship between Moira and Oliver, of course. If ever there was a hero who could understand what Moira has done, it’s Oliver”. Thea’s mature side.. Prepare to see a new side to Thea as Kreisberg revealed that “Nobody is ending this season the way they started. She really underwent an evolution this season, and in Season 2 when the characters pick up, we’ll see a Thea who has really internalized her experience, one who has really grown a great deal. That’s exciting for Willa and it’s exciting for us as writers”. Laurel’s guilt.. Season 2 will explore Laurel’s grief over Tommy by blaming herself over choosing Oliver over him. It could also potentially be the stepping stone leading her to becoming the Black Canary. Filming for the season begins July 10th, no official air date has been made yet though but is planned for an October, 2013 release. Source: TVGuide, Zap2It

Have a laugh at this sneak peek from the season finale of The Middle, season 4 episode 24 “The Graduation.