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The surprise streaming platform revealed for Vampire Diaries as the show left Netflix in September

Salvatores, Netflix said, “So long!” On Saturday, September 3, the streaming service discontinued The Vampire Diaries. But Elena, Damon, and Stefan have already found a new home.

Other Streaming Platform

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There is no reason to panic for viewers who aren’t prepared to say goodbye to Mystic Falls. The 171 episodes of The Vampire Diaries may be watched online on Peacock and HBO Max. 

Hence, on Sunday, September 4, both platforms made the CW series from 2009 through 2017 available. Monthly HBO Max memberships start at $9.99. The L.J. Smith book series-based show is not included in Peacock’s free tier. And premium plans start at $4.99 per month.

Julie Plec Tweet Details

Julie Plec was a former showrunner. She said it was unexpected to see NBC Universal’s streaming service added. She means just a quick Sunday surprise reveal. #TVD is now streaming on @peacockTV as well. These details she tweeted on Sunday.

Premiere Dates on Peacock

The executive producer is working with Peacock. Thus it is to adapt Richelle Mead’s Vampire Academy, a different vampire book series, into television. The new program premieres on Peacock on September 15.

Details Regarding the Show

Once more, fans will need to rewatch TVD to see Stefan portrayed by Ian Somerhalder, Paul Wesley, and Damon Salvatore. The first season of the show was about the brothers. Hence it was a contemporary version of the woman who transformed the brothers into bloodsuckers in 1864. 

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Of course, a love triangle developed. It kept viewers interested in the plot for eight seasons and gave rise to the spinoffs, The Originals, and Legacies.

Message from the Actors

Despite how long the fandom has existed, the actors exclusively disclosed in August. Hence, they said they had no interest in taking part in any other spinoffs. 

Actions of the Co-founders

After eight seasons, the co-founders of Brother’s Bond Bourbon are moving on to less fang-filled endeavors. But they are staying with their TVD family. 

Wesley works with Plec to develop a series. The series is based on the 2015 article The Confessions of a Drug-Addicted High School Teacher. Then the performers share a brand of alcohol.

Wesley Message in Interview

Even though we don’t have a sizable group thread, Nina and Michael Malarkey are still great friends. He means he talks to each of them once in a while, Wesley told us. We haven’t seen each other in a big way in a time. He just ate supper at Kevin Williamson’s home alongside Nina and Julie Plec. We don’t have large parties or anything like that because we travel a lot, but we’re all excellent and friendly.

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