Another dreaded dance, what could go wrong? Someone is trying to kill Elena, Damon has a diabolical plan B, and Anna is acting weird

Damon whisks Elena away on a side quest, Stefan is consumed with worry and Alaric is acting more suspicious than ever

Logan is back which can’t be good, Stefan is still pushing Elena away and now Damon is forced to help!

Bonnie is having strange dreams, Damon killed Stefan’s best friend and Vicki is dead. How do they move on from here?

We finally get to meet Lexi! But what does Damon have in store for Stefan’s 162nd birthday?

Vicki is a vampire, what could go wrong?

Elena finally knows the truth..but at what cost? Will she stay? Oh, and Vicki is transitioning - what an packed episode!

This one is a PACKED episode! If I didn’t know it was only the 5th episode, I would have thought it was a mid season finale!

The infamous Founders Council Party is here! This episode focused so much on sibling and family relationships - we learned a lot about history too

The infamous necklace!! I miss seeing them be more typical teenagers - this is such a good lore building episode!

We are finally in Covington to film! The sets are SO different but it is so nice to see the Mystic Falls we know and love again!

For a pilot episode, this is pretty good. The episode does a good job of setting up characters and the beginning of their arcs. After watching this series a couple of times through already, I always love seeing them so young again! And also seeing all of the callbacks that the series eventually uses like the June wedding and Bonnie's psychic powers.

Wow, they weren't kidding when they said this season was going to more adult. The swearing, the scare factor, the explicitness, that end credit scene? Wow.

I wanted to love this episode, and I did love parts of it. But not enough. It felt too forced, too lined up, and many scenes felt out of character. So what happened?

Wow. For a midseason finale that was amazing. It was intense, it furthered the plot in so many complicated ways, and pulled at your heart strings. If Criminal Minds does anything well - it is cliffhangers.

Oh wow, this episode felt SO much better! This was a classic Criminal Minds episode. I loved how familiar this episode was. They brought in aspects from when the show was on the air while also still making it new. We had little bits of the unsub, left off with cliffhangers, introduced new aspects/twists into the plot but got to see the team solve a case.

After the first 2 episodes, I had high hopes for the third. While it was good - I was still let down a bit. This one did not seem to be as action packed or shocking as the first 2. This episode spent a lot of time on the Unsub (Elias). We got to see more about what his life is like, what triggers him, his thought process and why he might be doing this.

The rumors are finally a reality! A short 2.5 years after the 15 season show ended, we already have a reboot season. They have named it Criminal Minds: Evolution but have also listed it as Season 16 so it doesn't rule out this continuing.

Season 2 has finally arrived! Now that it has been out for awhile, I am not too worried about spoilers. It has been over a year and a half since season 1 and I am so glad that Netflix didn't decide to cancel it. Lets break it down!

One of the things I love most about about this show after growing up on the original Winx show is how the show matured with the viewers who grew up on it. It is dark, has mature concepts and is modern. Below are my thoughts throughout each episode during my rewatch to get ready for season 2.