He’s in Tripp’s good books, which counts for a lot, and he’s instrumental in the half-hearted Enzo rescue mission at the centre of the episode. Matt is still working away in the background, being somewhat useful without taking any of the credit. She’s his best friend now, and she’s literally a world away. Just seeing Damon and Alaric share a drink together – the very first thing they did, of course – was a wonderful blast from the past, but Damon was having such a bad day that he felt compelled to phone Bonnie’s voicemail that Jeremy has been paying for. Poor Jeremy has just been a little bucket of angst this year, but at least we got a Matt/Jeremy bro hug out of it.ĭamon, in general, didn’t get the welcome he was expecting, what with his girlfriend no longer in love with him and his best friend being responsible. In fact, Damon and Stefan have agreed not to tell the others about Bonnie still being stuck there, which is news that Jeremy in particular didn’t want to hear. The rest of the episode still kept up with the generally elevated quality of season six, even though the unadulterated joy of Bonnie and Damon’s 1994 adventures was absent from the hour. On paper, that’s more or less where we stood in season one and two of the show but I may have reached by limit on how many times these two can be torn apart and put back together. But for now we have to deal with a desperate, stalky Damon and a memory-wiped Elena, both knowing about their epic love story but with only one actually feeling it.
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