Welcome back to Humor Nation. The Vampire Diaries is full of interesting trivia and facts. From the making of the show to the casting of the actors & storylines, there is plenty of amusing information that will surely entertain the fans and increase their TVD knowledge base. For example, did you know that Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder are the only two actors who have appeared in every episode of the Vampire Diaries. Their characters Stefan and Damon didn’t miss any episode as they are the primary protagonists. Whereas Nina Dobrev left the show in Season 6 and wouldn’t return until the final episode which made her miss plenty of episodes.
So Take A Look At 5 Amusing And Unknown Facts About The Vampire Diaries
5. BIRTH OF THE SPIN-OFFS
When the Mikaelsons were introduced in Season 2 of the Vampire Diaries, the fans knew they are in for a treat. This is something special and different. Soon, the popularity of characters such as Klaus and Elijah Mikaelson cast a shadow over the Salvatores and Elena who are the main protagonists of the show. Soon their success lead to the birth of the spin-off titled ‘The Originals’. Interestingly, the Originals is the first spin-off of the CW Network. This would start a trend of spin-offs on the Network especially the FLASH! The Flash and Originals both turn out to be more popular than the Original series. If it wasn’t for the Originals, there’s a chance that Flash might have not gotten the platform because Originals’ success convinced the Network people that spin-offs are a good idea.
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4. SENDING THE RIGHT MESSAGE
The show featured an assemble of new young actors. Some of the faces were familiar, appeared in small roles on different shows, but majority of these actors got their big break with the Vampire Diaries. Actresses such as Candice King, Nina Dobrev, Kat Graham became global sensation with the Vampire Diaries. The show creators chose actors and actresses who are in their young 20s to portray the teenagers on the show. This is purposely done, had they cast teenage actors for the roles then it would have affected their education and schooling, also would have sent a wrong message. Secondly, there are multiple scenes where the characters could be seen studying in the class, attending lectures, visiting their school & college. This is to send the message that education is important even if you are a century old vampire, and teenagers shouldn’t skip classes.