I am so glad that Vampire Diaries is coming back soon. I am going crazy without my weekly fix of the show. And now that I have cemented my Team Damon status by posting about him I am more excited.

The eighth episode of the season is called 162 Candles and it goes like this. On his birthday, Stefan is surprised by a visit from Lexi, one of his oldest friends. Still upset by the events at the Halloween haunted house, Elena does her best to stay away from Stefan, but Lexi gives her some unsolicited relationship advice. Elena and Jenna are surprised by a change in Jeremy’s behavior. At Damon’s insistence, Caroline tries to get his medallion back from Bonnie. Finally, Damon’s offer to help Sheriff Forbes has sudden and tragic results.

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I can’t believe we are already on Episode 8 of Gossip Girl this season. Time keeps on going so fast! I have to admit that I am finally catching up and with some shows not showing new shows until November I can at least try to catch up. Okay, maybe in a perfect world I could.

The eight episode is called, The Grandfather: Part II, and it goes like this: Olivia as a guest on the Jimmy Fallon’s talk show says something she regrets and tries to hide it from Dan. With elections coming up, Nate suspects his grandfather will do everything he has to get Trip on the congress. After another fight with Serena, Blair gets a new friend and takes her to an election night party at Chuck’s hotel, just to make Serena jealous

Jimmy Fallon on Gossip Girl? I can’t wait!

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I think the gods over at Supernatural have listened to my prayers and brought Jensen Ackles back in scrubs. I have been waiting for this moment!

Episode eight is called, Changing Channels, and it looks like it will be in my top three favorite episodes. I like the ones where they change it up a bit. (And Jensen in scrubs a big thumbs up.) The synopsis is this, airs Nov. 5: “When Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) find themselves living their lives on what appear to be TV shows, it makes for a whole new style of reality television and they wonder if the Trickster (guest star Richard Speight, Jr.) is to blame. From a sitcom to a soapy hospital drama to a Japanese game show to a crime procedural, each new experience they encounter is more bizarre than the next and they want out. But is the Trickster really the mastermind behind the madness?

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Last weeks episode at Yale was hot. I think they are just going to push the button even more this season saying that it’s too hot for kids to watch. I already feel the heat…

Next Monday’s episode is, Pret-A-Poor-Jenny, and here’s how it goes down…

Jenny has a new young model friend, Agnes, who encourages Jenny to explore her wild side, and also to confront, Eleanor Waldorf, who is attempting to “borrow” Jenny’s designs. Meanwhile Serena and Dan attend Rufus art opening as friends, but then Serena meets an artist, Aaron Rose, and the evening gets a little uncomfortable. Blair attempts to seduce Chuck, but he proves to be tougher than she ever imagined.

It seems like everyone will be kissing people…but not the right people…except for Blair and Chuck that is.

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photos courtesy of Andreas at LJ