New Stills from EW’s Fall TV Preview Issue for The Vampire Diaries, Grimm, and Revolution

Steve Barton   |  

Sep 6, 2012

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This week’s Entertainment Weekly is home to lots of new photos from the upcoming fall TV season, and we have a peek at what’s in store for fans of “The Vampire Diaries,” “Grimm,” and “Revolution.”

“The Vampire Diaries” returns to The CW on Thursday, October 11th.

Season Four begins with the knowledge that everything is changing. As Elena and her friends enter into the final stretch of high school before graduation sends them off on different paths, their bond to their home town of Mystic Falls takes on a deeper meaning when a new villain seems intent on destroying it.

“Grimm” is off for a few weeks but returns to its regular Friday night 9:00 pm time slot on September 28th.

Episode 2.05 – “The Good Shepherd” (airs 9/28/12)
MONROE GOES UNDERCOVER TO HELP NICK EXPOSE THE TRUTH ABOUT A LOCAL CHURCH AND ITS UNUSUAL FLOCK — When a local reverend reports that his church has been robbed, Nick (David Giuntoli) quickly learns that it’s a Wesen church and enlists Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) to check for any suspicious activity regarding the shepherd’s flock. Meanwhile Nick and Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) continue to figure out the rules of their relationship as a dangerous opponent lurks in the shadows with his sights on Nick. Russell Hornsby, Sasha Roiz, Reggie Lee, and Bree Turner also star. Kristina Anapau guest stars.

“Revolution” premieres Monday, September 17th, but thanks to NBC.com, you can watch it right here, right now!

“Pilot” (airs 9/17/12):
SEASON PREMIERE: What would you do without it all? In this epic adventure from J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot Productions and Eric Kripke (“Supernatural”), a family struggles to reunite in an American landscape void of electricity: a world of empty cities, local militias, and heroic freedom fighters, where every single piece of technology — computers, planes, cars, phones, even lights — has mysteriously blacked out forever.

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