The Vampire Diaries

The Vampire Diaries (2009) 

Season 1 - 80% - Seeing only Twilight premises in Mystic Falls is as naive as expecting a Glee version of High School Musical (although I hate both of these works). This vampire relationship show has reached a high level of appeal, thanks to the number of characters involved in the story and the brilliant performance of Ian Somerhalder, whose Damon Salvatore is probably the favorite character after just a few sentences. The criticism is, therefore, directed at the script. The plot twists sometimes happen at an astonishing speed, and fitting three significant turns into half an episode can confuse the viewers. This occasionally affects both the character motivations and the understanding of their emotions. On the other hand, it also means that finding a weak or unnecessary episode is practically impossible. The finale left me hanging, and I still remember how eagerly I awaited the continuation. However, the mythology offered many undisclosed places, and it was clear that the creators would have to be very careful to fill them in the most logical way possible. Season 2 - 80% - Vampires are more inventive and faster in their second chapter, but they repeat the same mistakes. However, it must be acknowledged that the entrances of new vampire/werewolf/witch characters are effective. Whenever a new vampire/werewolf/witch appears in town, it benefits the story and provides new twists. However, these trivial plot devices, which minute by minute change the previously firm (16/05/2010)