The Vampire Diaries. Season 3, Episode 4: "Disturbing Behavior"

It's so nice to see Anna has more screen time than Vicky. 

Stefan is on dangerous ground, and not in the good-versus-evil type I was hoping for. It's stupid of me to question his motives after a rendezvous with his Original lady love. Pffft. Damon was more convincing playing a bad-good-guy than Stefan was at being the good-bad-guy. I would still not peg Rebekah as bad, though; she has impeccable instincts which she relies on more than anything else. Klaus bringing the game back in Mystic Falls is just clever, but I'm going to miss the totally bad-ass witch because not a lot of people can tell Klaus to "take it outside". I'm also not that enthusiastic about Alaric being so uptight or Damon going with Katherine, but I'm willing to go with it. Because after the previous episode, this one is kind of plateaued. Except maybe for the Jeremy and Anna story arc, which was a little too short-lived if you ask me.

By the way, a 150-year-old vampire should never be physically overpowered by one less than a year old. And really, a simple mind trick can work against compulsion? Also, Katherine impersonating Elena's straight hair to fool everyone is starting to get really old in my book.



*screencap from VLC