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Being the new kid in town is hard. Being the new kid in town when you’re used to living in 15th century Europe is the actual worst. That’s the life poor Sebastian (Thomas Doherty) is living this season on Legacies, though.
We first heard of this enigmatic new time capsule vampire when Julie Plec told TV Guide about a new vampire who just so happened to get desiccated as a teenager centuries earlier. The supernatural rules regarding that particular predicament can be hard to understand, so to a newbie like Thomas Doherty, who had no prior experience with The Vampire Diaries universe, it was extra crazy to step into Sebastian’s shoes.
“I had a friend who is a male, and who is 24-years-old, and he was watching The Vampire Diaries… and he encouraged me to watch some,” Doherty told TV Guide. “So I did watch some of that and I can see how people get so hooked on it. It’s so entertaining. But then obviously when I got this, I did my research and I watched some Vampire Diaries, I watched The Originals, and then obviously caught up with Season 1 of Legacies. And yeah, as I said, it’s so addictive!”
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Doherty isn’ the first innocent soul to be sucked into the addictive world Julie Plec created, and he won’t be the last, but it’s good to know he did his homework — especially considering we’re still so in the dark about where Sebastian came from. We have very few clues to work with so far, but Doherty revealed that we’ll get some answers in Episode 5 of this season.
As for now, we’ll have to settle for more simmering scenes with Lizzie Saltzman (Jenny Boyd), who Sebastian has already begun seducing. And even though their scenes together have already made shippers everywhere sigh with longing — Sebastian practically stepped right out of a romance novel, can you really blame them? — we’ve still got our eyes peeled for any clues that he might have ill-intentions towards the witch. According to Doherty, there’s more going on there than we might expect, but it might not be as nefarious as we worried.
“Sebastian’s initial attraction to Lizzie, that initial spark, does come from a past lover that Sebastian has had,” Doherty said. “So that’s a little bit of his background… I do think it is genuine, and I do also think that Lizzie does remind him of a past lover. She’s very intriguing to him, and he wants to know more about who this girl is.”
Poor guy, he might just be hurting over a lost lover from centuries ago. In that case, Lizzie sounds like the perfect girl to help heal those wounds.
Unfortunately, this relationship might have its fair shares of ups and downs. Jenny Boyd called it a lust/hate relationship and seemed to think Sebastian could be the new Damon Salvatore. Doherty, on the other hand, made another, just as juicy, CW comparison when it came to Sebastian and Lizzie’s romance.
“I always say, it’s a bit like Marmite, you love it or you hate it, and that’s Sebastian,” Doherty said. “I think it can be similar to something like Chuck (Ed Westwick) and Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester) in Gossip Girl — that kind of tense friction kind of relationship, but highly entertaining.”
If these two are anything like Chuck and Blair, they’ve got a long and complicated romance ahead of them that may or may not end in tears. Either way, we’re definitely along for the ride!
Het plot voor aflevering 2×05 Screw Endgame van ‘Legacies’ is verschenen.
‘80s DECADE DANCE — As the Salvatore School prepares for its upcoming ‘80s-themed decade dance, Hope (Danielle Rose Russell) and Lizzie (Jenny Boyd) find themselves trapped inside a never-ending labyrinth with a monster on their trail. Meanwhile, Josie (Kaylee Bryant) and Landon (Aria Shahghasemi) decide whether or not to take their relationship to the next level. Elsewhere, MG (Quincy Fouse) turns to Kaleb (guest star Chris Lee) for advice on what to do about Sebastian (guest star Thomas Doherty), while Rafael (Peyton Alex Smith) struggles to adjust to his life back at the school. Matthew Davis also stars. Barbara Brown directed the episode written by Brett Matthews & Thomas Brandon (#205). Original airdate 11/14/2019.
Het plot voor aflevering 2×04 Since When Do You Speak Japanese? van ‘Legacies’ is verschenen.
THE LOST SAMURAI — When a samurai shows up in Mystic Falls looking for a demon that possesses its victims, Josie (Kaylee Bryant) leads the charge to defend her friends from the demon’s wrath. Meanwhile, as Landon (Aria Shahghasemi) and Rafael (Peyton Alex Smith) head to Mystic Falls High in hopes of learning more about the mysterious Hope (Danielle Rose Russell), MG (Quincy Fouse) is conflicted by a secret he’s uncovered about Lizzie’s (Jenny Boyd) new vampire friend Sebastian (guest star Thomas Doherty). Finally, just as Alaric (Matthew Davis) lets his guard down around the town’s new sheriff, a confrontation with a demon forces him to reevaluate his priorities. Geoff Shotz directed the episode written by Penny Cox (#204). Original airdate 11/7/2019.
Het filmpje is gemaakt naar aanleiding van Nina’s opmerkingen in de podcast van Candice en Kayla dat het tweetal elkaar in de eerste seizoen van ‘The Vampire Diaries’ niet kon uitstaan.
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