[Warning: Spoilers ahead from Thursday's episode.]

It's Remembrance Day on The Vampire Diaries, which means one thing: reliving the past.

Is Caroline moving on from Tyler?

On the Oct. 24 episode of The CW's The Vampire Diaries, Caroline (Candice Accola) makes a move to put her Mystic Falls past behind her by closing in on Whitmore College upperclassman Jesse, who's made his attraction to the college freshman quite clear.

"The first thing that attracts him is she's beautiful and he sees that," actor Kendrick Sampson, who plays Jesse, tells The Hollywood Reporter. "She's a real challenge for him. He's used to getting what he wants and this is a good challenge."

Matt (Zach Roerig) is starting to feel the pressure on The Vampire Diaries.

After a chance encounter with the mysterious Nadia (Olga Fonda) during a late-night European rendezvous with Rebekah (Claire Holt), the traveler returned to town -- casting a spell on one of Mystic Falls' lone humans that's wreaking havoc on his mind.

The Hollywood Reporter debuts an exclusive clip from the Oct. 24 episode, "For Whom the Bell Tolls," wherein Matt lays out his worries to Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen), recounting his most recent blackout episode.

[Warning: Spoilers ahead from Thursday's episode, "True Lies."]

Silas is on a manhunt for Katherine, but how far will he go?

Turns out, very far.

The villain goes from the streets of Mystic Falls on The Vampire Diaries to nearby Whitmore College, where Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Caroline (Candice Accola) are attempting to begin their lives anew, to get answers. The episode smartly focused on the repercussions of Damon's secrets, notably that he didn't inform Elena about her brother Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) getting expelled from high school and Stefan's true whereabouts.

STORY: 'Vampire Diaries': Kat Graham on Bonnie's Dilemma and Going Up Against Silas

The Hollywood Reporter highlights the top storylines from the Oct. 10 episode, "True Lies." (And, because the episode was ripe with memorable one-liners, there's a list of the top five quotes.)

Bonnie Bennett has a dilemma.

After sacrificing herself on The Vampire Diaries to help bring Elena's younger brother Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) back to life, Bonnie is faced with telling her friends about her death. With Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Caroline (Candice Accola) starting anew at Whitmore College, unaware of their friend's true fate, that task won't be easy.

[Warning: Spoilers ahead from the season five premiere.]

"I've just got this weird feeling, like, something bad's about to happen."

Klaus is about to get a run for his money.

The CW premieres The Originals, the Vampire Diaries spinoff centered on the powerful Original family, after its flagship series Oct. 3. While viewers were already introduced to the supernatural-tinged world of New Orleans earlier this year, they'll get an even deeper look at Klaus' (Joseph Morgan) protege, Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) and the throne Klaus is desperate to take back.

But sometimes, being "king" of the town means you have a lot more to lose.

PHOTOS: 'The Originals' Bloody Character Posters

For Davis, who recurred on Grey's Anatomy, Switched at Birth and The Game before landing The Originals, the danger for Marcel comes in the form of ambition. As he previews the new series for The Hollywood Reporter, the actor discusses Marcel's potential downfall, his preference for villains and making Klaus' life a living nightmare.

[Warning: Some minor spoilers ahead for season five.]

The Vampire Diaries is heading to college.

After a summer to de-stress, the CW drama returns with Elena (Nina Dobrev) -- happily gallivanting with Damon (Ian Somerhalder) -- and Caroline (Candice Accola) looking ahead to life after high school at nearby Whitmore College, but it won't be smooth sailing.

It's been months since the events of the high-stakes season-four finale, which saw Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) resurrected, Katherine turning human and the villainous Silas locking Stefan (Paul Wesley) away in an underwater tomb, and it appears life is back to normal. But in Mystic Falls, that never lasts long.

PHOTOS: 'The Originals' Bloody Character Posters Debut

In a chat with The Hollywood Reporter, Accola previews the upcoming fifth season, including Caroline and Tyler's uncertain future, introducing a brand-new world and the mystery of Whitmore College.

It's about to get bloody on The Originals.

The CW has released eight new character posters for The Vampire Diaries spinoff, premiering after the flagship series on Oct. 3, which The Hollywood Reporter exclusively debuts. If they're any indication of what's to come, things aren't looking good for the people of New Orleans.

It's been a few months since The Vampire Diaries ended with Stefan meeting his doppelganger, Silas, and now, the first season-five teaser has debuted.

A new 30-second promo has everything from Damon and Elena's declaration of love (those heartfelt "I love you"s!) to a human Katherine confronting Damon to Jeremy getting into a fist fight at school. Stefan (or is it Silas?) even shares an intimate moment with Katherine in the bathtub, where he tells her "human looks better on you than I would've thought, Katherine."

Bonnie Bennett is no longer alive. Where does this leave Mystic Falls' dearly departed witch in season five of The Vampire Diaries?

In an emotional wrap-up to Bonnie's story in the season-four finale, Elena's best friend sacrificed her own life in order to resurrect Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) from the dead.

SAN DIEGO — The Vampire Diaries stars had much to talk about Saturday afternoon for the show's fifth trip to Comic-Con.

When season four left off, Stefan discovered that one of Mystic Falls' most dangerous villains, Silas, was his doppelganger, and Katherine involuntarily became human. Plus, Elena finally made her choice between the Salvatore brothers, picking Damon. Will their budding romance end on a happy note?

"There's no drama in happiness," said executive producer Julie Plec, but she gave credit to TV shows that have successfully depicted a happy couple. "One of the things [we will try] to do is to try to keep them happy for a while in the midst of the bad things around them that are trying to tear them apart."

The CW is taking the dating show format and flipping it on its head with Perfect Score.

Debuting July 16 following the revival of classic improv comedy series Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Perfect Score puts a twist on dating by giving contestants the opportunity to win a date with a match as well as the chance to win $50,000, but only if they can find their true match.