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Bonnie (Kat Graham) may currently be nursing a broken heart on “The Vampire Diaries,” but when the show returns this winter she’ll have a new love interest to, hopefully, take her mind off Jeremy and that time he was unfaithful to her with his ghost ex-girlfriend.

Mystic Falls is weird, you guys.

As first reported by E!, Robert Ri’chard will play Jamie, a new hottie in town who catches Bonnie’s eye, and has a surprising connection to her mother, Abby (Persia White). Don’t worry… we’re hearing there’s no love connection there. This isn’t “90210.”

We’re hoping Jamie doesn’t turn out to be a witch, but given Mystic Falls’ history, the “new hottie in town” always spells trouble. If you ask us, it’s about time Bonnie gets a story of her own and some fleshed-out history, so we’re glad to hear that she’s going to have family trouble and new romance prospects all at once.

Of course, we can’t help but wonder how Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) will feel about Jamie. After all, men with their eye on our resident witch haven’t tended toward being trustworthy, upstanding citizens. He doesn’t have much room to be jealous, of course, given his recent conduct.

Ri’chard is familiar to CW audiences from a recurring arc during the “Veronica Mars” college year, but we love him best as the guy who hooked up with Paris Hilton in “House of Wax.” Before her tragic death-by-pipe-through-the-brain. Hate when that happens.

I for one am a HUGE Fan of Tyler Shields so was super excited to see this video!

That means we get to bring you details on what we’ve learned this season.  That’s right behind the scenes I have been pulling information from the show and books to start a section on the site devoted to The Original Family. It seems only fair since without them we would not have Stefan or Damon right?

“Poor Tyler.” Anytime The Vampire Diaries executive producer Julie Plec uses the word “poor” in front of a character’s name, fans know they’re in for a good episode. It usually means bloodshed. “Blood or heartache. One of the two. Sometimes both,” Plec says. What’s in store with tonight’s midseason finale (The CW, 8 p.m. ET), which finds Klaus back in Mystic Falls and Damon, Elena, and Stefan hoping that his abusive father figure Mikael can kill him and free Stefan from being Klaus’ wingman and Elena from being his hybrid-making blood donor? Here are a few more teases from Plec and Michael Trevino (a.k.a. Poor Tyler):

• “We open up the episode with Stefan making the call to get Klaus back to town. The way in which he’s able to successfully do that is actually part of the fun of the beginning of the episode,” Plec says. Translation: She will not be telling us? “Precisely,” she says. She will tease that Rebekah’s role in coming up with the plan is crucial. “Our characters have to decide if she’s ultimately trustworthy, or is the same thing gonna happen that happened with Elijah,” Plec says. “Last season, our characters tried to kill Klaus and thought they had a perfect plan. They thought they had a witch who was strong enough. They thought they had a spell that could save Elena’s life. They thought they had Elijah in their corner. Everything went horribly, horribly, horribly wrong. So the entire conceit of this episode is: How can we learn from our past mistakes and make sure those very mistakes don’t happen again — even though we have to rely on people we don’t want to rely on or can’t trust in order to execute this plan? [Laughs] It’s a bit of a head-scratcher when all is said and done. Everybody’s got a plan and a backup plan. They have to have thought of everything. They have come up against a foe who is thinking of everything. The episode is a bit of chess match between our heroes and our villain as they each try to anticipate what move the other is gonna make.” Read the rest of this entry »