Moosewithagoose: Could you ask around about possible Stefan/Caroline scenes on TVD? Would be much appreciated, thank you!
Been there, done that! We chatted with Candice Accola who tells us she’s a “big fan” of scenes between the two, but says “as of right now there hasn’t been a lot of interaction” between Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Caroline. Boo! Hiss! As for a romance between the two, Accola says it seems unlikely. “I think that would be extremely complicated,” she tells us. “I can’t really picture that in reality as being something that would happen anytime soon, if ever.”

Margie: Dying for Klaus and Caroline scoop!
Nothing between them in the next episode. Sad trombone! Klaus will have his hands full trying to get the coffins back. But there is a great storyline involving Tyler. Bonnie’s Mom and Caroline’s dad both show up in the next episode. One to help their child, one not.

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Caps have been added from last night’s episode to the gallery. Will work on catching up on the other’s ASAP.

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Here’s the deal: Caroline on “The Vampire Diaries” has chemistry with everyone. The writers could put her in a romantic relationship with a piece of furniture, and we’d trust Candice Accola to make it believable.

With Caroline and Tyler (Michael Trevino) experiencing a definite low in their relationship, Tyler has some pretty big decisions coming up. Judging by the fact that Michael Trevino has been home in Los Angeles — not in Atlanta, where they shoot the show — for a rather extended period of time, we’re guessing that Tyler is going to take himself out of the Forwood equation for a period of time.

Everyone’s buzzing about a possible love interest for Klaus (Joseph Morgan), and we couldn’t help but think of Caroline as a distinct possibility. When we spoke with Candice about the chances of a Caroline/Klaus hookup, though, she played coy. “I will say this much — Caroline does have scenes with Klaus in upcoming episodes, and we haven’t really had that before,” she says. “Since becoming a vampire, Caroline has really evolved and found herself. She’s more confident and just a much stronger person. You’re going to see that side of her come out when she starts interacting with Klaus. She’s really come into her own.”

Make of that what you will, “Vampire Diaries” fans!

Speaking of highly unlikely relationships, we get a lot of tweets from fans wondering whether Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Caroline will spend time together this season. “She hasn’t really seen him in a while,” Candice says. “They’ve very much been at opposite ends of the playing field. I do look forward to hopefully having scenes with him, because I do think those scenes always work really well. Right now, though, he’s got a lot to deal with, with Klaus’s coffins, and she’s got her 18th birthday, which is a big turning point for her.”

Don’t get too upset, though, Forwood fans. “I think there’s definitely hope for Caroline and Tyler in the long term!” Candice assures us. “When they first got together, it was because they needed each other, and they were really wonderfully supportive of each other. I think if they can find their way back to that, there’s hope.”

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Can we get a quick OMG?

In one of our favorite “Vampire Diaries” moments ever, Klaus and Caroline made an intense connection in tonight’s episode after Tyler bit her and she needed Klaus’s blood to survive. (Uh, the diamond birthday gift didn’t hurt, either.)

We’ve tossed around the idea of Caroline and Klaus as a couple before, and now it seems more legitimate than ever. We spoke with Joseph Morgan tonight at the Television Critics Association Press Tour party to get some scoop on the budding relationship.

Morgan admits that while Klaus may be interested in Caroline, part of his decision to save her was about winning the affection of people like the Sheriff and Matt. “I think it was a little of both,” he says. “There is definitely an honesty there. I’ve played from the beginning that Klaus is lonely and craves companionship. That’s what the whole of Episode 3 was about, with him and Stefan.”

In terms of his relationship with Caroline, there’s an appeal to Klaus about being a sort of role model. “There’s a sort of appeal in the idea of being a mentor, after being alive a thousand years,” he says. “He wants to let her know the great things about being a vampire. There’s all this art and music and culture that you can expose yourself to, and be a part of. It’s not all just killing.”

Of course, Klaus always has his agenda in the background. “I think there’s always an element where he feels like, ‘What’s this going to get me?’ He operates on that level. But still, I’d like to think that a lot of his relationship with Caroline comes from a genuine place.”

That said, of course Caroline puts a lot of value in her friendships, and the idea of a relationship with someone who killed her best friend’s aunt is a bit of a stretch.

“She struggles with the idea of being a vampire. Her relationship with her father is a very difficult one, which runs parallel to Klaus’s relationship with his father. There could be a connection there. There is potential, but ultimately, it’ll be up to her. She’ll have to accept him for who he is, because he’s not the kind of guy you can just change. It’d take a lot of work. The final decision will be up to her, but Klaus is craving that sort of companionship, and she’s absolutely the front runner for him.”

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Um, raise your hand if you didn’t see that coming!

Talk about chemistry! Leave it to The Vampire Diaries to bring two characters we would have never pictured as a romantic pairing, in this case hyrbrid extraordinaire Klaus (Joseph Morgan) and fan favorite vamp Caroline (Candice Accola), together in an incredibly powerful and seductive scene, causing us to give them a couple name: Klausoline. Yeah, it could use a little work.

So is TVD planning on going there with Klaus and Caroline (who would totally win Mystic Fall’s hottest blond vamp couple ever, by the way)? Here’s what executive producer Julie Plec exclusively tells us…

Despite that scene, which Plec describes as “really powerful and, in a very weird way, so seductive and so sexy,” she tells us “there’s nothing to talk about” when it comes to Klaus and Caroline…yet.

“It’s this very intimate conversation between the two of them about what it means to have eternal life, and I think we can safely say that possibly after that scene Caroline has caught the attention of Klaus a little bit.” Aw, is Klaus going to have a bit of a crush on our favorite blonde? Sounds like it’s possible and we love it!

Still, Plec says, “It’s not something we’ll play right away or ever, but they had a connection that did not go unnoticed by him, at least in his mind, not necessarily in her’s.”

It’s been reported that Klaus will be getting a love interest later this season, but it doesn’t mean that he’ll be actually be receiving any love. “I think Klaus has to be worthy of love in his actions before we overtly or deliberately put love in his life,” Plec teases. “But that doesn’t mean he can’t think he’s falling for someone who might look at him and say, ‘Absolutely not’ or ‘Hmmm…maybe!’”

And how Plec says Caroline would look at Klaus? “Certainly, Caroline as we know her today would be like, ‘Ew!’ But it’s a long season. There’s a lot of episodes left, so you never know.”

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Vampire Barbie, oh we’ve missed you.

Caroline Forbes (Candice Accola) returns to the CW’s Vampire Diaries in a big way in tonight’s episode: She’s turning 18! And aside from blowing out birthday candles, Caroline will be dealing with the fallout from her breakup with (newbie) hybrid Tyler (Michael Trevino). But will fans be happy with what goes down next?

We chatted with Accola and executive producer Julie Plec about tonight’s episode, that recent epic kiss between Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Elena (Nina Dobrev), Jeremy’s (Steven R. McQueen) exit and more…
Prepare for Caroline like we’ve never seen her before: not in the mood to throw a party. Yes, Ms. Forbes is not looking forward to turning the big 1-8.

“Whereas everyone would think Caroline would throw herself a fabulous party and she would be on cloud nine, Caroline’s actually really bummed out. She’s not excited for her birthday at all. The is the first time she’s realizing that even though she’s turning 18, she’s not really turning 18,” Accola explains. “This is the first time she’s realizing that her being a vampire will hold her back from a lot of firsts in her life and first and foremost, turning 18. Everyone’s excited to celebrate and she’s the only one who’s not really looking forward to and it and she just wants to be alone for her birthday.”

So will fans be getting some awesome party favors in the form of a Caroline and Tyler reunion? Probably not. “Caroline and Tyler will talk,” Accola teases. “It is acknowledged that it is her birthday. We’ll see if they can talk their way through sustaining their relationship because they didn’t really leave off on the best of terms.”

While Accola’s answer gave us a bit of hope for the couple, Plec’s answer deflated it real quick. “Tyler’s in a bad place and the first thing he has to do is recognize he’s in a bad place and then he has to figure out how to get himself out of it. That is going to be a long journey and not an easy one for him. There’s going to be a lot of dips in his relationship with Caroline and his own relationship to himself before he comes out the other side. We’ll see if he comes out the other side and how he does.”

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