The Originals
A gothic supernatural saga where千年 old family vows clash with modern betrayals, painting New Orleans in shades of loyalty, power, and the eternal ache for redemption.
The Originals
The Originals

"Always and forever."

03 October 2013 — 01 August 2018 United States of America 5 season 92 episode Ended ⭐ 8.6 (3,474)
Cast: Joseph Morgan, Daniel Gillies, Charles Michael Davis, Phoebe Tonkin, Danielle Campbell
Drama Sci-Fi & Fantasy Mystery
Family and Loyalty Redemption and Morality Power and Control The Burden of the Past

The Originals - Easter Eggs & Hidden Details

Easter Eggs

Caroline Forbes's gifted ballgown to Hope.

In a Legacies episode, Hope wears a stunning blue ballgown to the Miss Mystic Falls pageant. Lizzie Saltzman reveals the dress was a gift to her mother, Caroline, from Klaus Mikaelson. This is a direct callback to "The Vampire Diaries" Season 3, where Klaus gave Caroline the same dress to wear to his family's ball, a key moment in their popular romance.

Katherine Pierce's Portrait

During a brief visit to Mystic Falls in Season 5, a portrait of Katherine Pierce from the 1800s is visible in a display case at the Salvatore Boarding School, a direct reference to the iconic villain and doppelgänger from "The Vampire Diaries."

Gas Leaks at St. Anne's Church

The excuse of a "gas leak" to clear humans out of a supernatural hot spot was a running gag in "The Vampire Diaries." "The Originals" adopted this, frequently using the same excuse to close down St. Anne's Church when witch-related activities were taking place inside.

Kol's "Hello, Brother" Greeting

In one scene, Kol Mikaelson greets Klaus with the line "Hello, brother." This is an iconic line from "The Vampire Diaries," famously used by Damon Salvatore as his standard, often sarcastic, greeting to his brother Stefan.

The Other Side

After the Harvest Girls are resurrected, the witch Genevieve mentions the collapse of "The Other Side," the supernatural purgatory for ghosts. This was a major, catastrophic plot point in Season 5 of "The Vampire Diaries," directly linking the timelines and consequences of events between the two shows.