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When a door closes, a window opens.

It's the end of an era on "The Vampire Diaries" as the Mystic Falls gang finally graduates from high school. But their adventures are just beginning, as they go off to college, hit the road, and embark on new relationships.

That Vampire Diaries finale was crazy...cant wait til the fall

— K.Alexandra (@Bite_Sized_) May 17, 2013

Season 4 has thrown a lot of changes at these characters. Elena now loves Damon, not Stefan. Bonnie is dead. Jeremy was dead and is alive again. Matt is road-tripping with Rebekah. Caroline ... well, Caroline is still the same girl who's in love with Tyler. (Then again, there seemed to be more than gratitude in her eyes when Klaus told her that Tyler was free.)

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Katherine is human (!); Stefan is locked in a safe at the bottom of a lake (!!) while his doppelganger, Silas (!!!), is roaming around with a vengeance.

that was the best epsiode of vampire diaries ever!! #unbelieveable

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When the "Scandal" Season 2 finale ended, Twitter combusted with one word: WHAT?!

the loudest collective "WHAT?!!" just sounded in my living room from me, mom and sissy over the end of #scandal. 😱😱😱

— tia (@bubblehearts) May 17, 2013

It seemed that there was nothing "Scandal" could do to top what had come before it: election rigging, Supreme Court justice murdering, insanely hot White House sex, a government mole, the return of a "dead" character. But with one word uttered by Olivia Pope, "Scandal" proved us wrong.

"Dad?!"

Yes, Mystery Boss Guy -- the one who met Jake on the park bench, the one who said he'd "handle" Olivia, the one who ordered Cyrus to keep the president in check -- is Olivia Pope's father. WHAT?!

Seriously, craziest paternity reveal since Darth Vader told Luke he was his father!

Back from the dead

Billy Chambers is the mole?! Even Olivia can't process it. Like, isn't he supposed to be dead, Huck? Turns out he contracted that job to his buddy Charlie.

"If you want someone

Hubby is not going to be happy about this!

"Modern Family" star Eric Stonestreet appears to have tweeted out onscreen spouse Jesse Tyler Ferguson's private phone number to his half-million followers Tuesday night!

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He soon deleted it, but we got a screen capture:

When we called the number, it did appear to be Ferguson's: "Hi, you've reached Jesse Tyler Ferguson's personal voicemail..."

Stonestreet replaced the tweet with a less revealing one:

Still, no doubt some eagle-eyed "Modern Family" fans have already filled up that voicemail box.

Maybe Ferguson should buy his TV husband an alarm clock!

"Modern Family" airs Wednesdays at 9 PM on ABC.

Even if the blood on "The Vampire Diaries" is fake, it's still as messy as the real stuff. So what do the cast members do to clean up after a bloody scene?

"Shaving cream," reveals star Candice Accola (Caroline). “You leave it on for a couple minutes and then it washes right off. Especially in your hair … it's impossible to get out otherwise."

Accola sat down with "The Daily Shot's" Ali Wentworth to dish about what fans can expect after tonight's heart-stopping finale. Her character will come to a major crossroads, she teases. The writers told her, "'We’re either going to have Caroline go behind door A, B, or C.' And they’re completely different storylines!"

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And with Caroline and Elena (Elena Dobrev) graduating, "We’re going to see our characters go off to school. Some of the characters might travel."

Past storylines have already taken the characters to New York, New Orleans, and other places around the world. She notes,

Warning: Put on your sunglasses!

When "Late Night" host Jimmy Fallon posted a photo of himself at his prom, we were nearly blinded by his extremely pale white face.

My date went tanning the night before. I did not. I looked like Powder. #awkwardpromstory twitter.com/jimmyfallon/st…

— jimmy fallon (@jimmyfallon) May 15, 2013

No wonder Fallon does such a great impression of "Twilight" star Robert Pattinson — their complexions are identical!

This isn't the first high school prom pic that Fallon has posted. The "Late Night" Tumblr featured two photos of the host with date Lori Mullen.

These days, Fallon looks tanner and less ghostlike. Though, if he were still as pale as he was in high school, he could open the show by scaring audience members. Boo!

See other celebs at their proms:

Just when you think "Scandal" can't get more scandalicious, the show tops itself.

After the shocking reveal of the mole last week, Thursday night's jaw-dropping season finale just might break Twitter.

"There are going to be huge questions — questions you didn't even know you had — that will be asked," teased Scott Foley, who plays Cpt. Jake Ballard. "When we read it at the table read, our minds were blown. We had no idea."

And there will be answers, too. Might one of those be whether Jake is a good or bad guy?

"Jake is an interesting character. His relationship with Olivia is questionable. Is he there because he has been told to be there? And by there, I mean in a relationship with her. Or are his feelings genuine?" Foley said. "It's something we'll find out more about in the season finale."

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One thing's for sure: The stars will be along for the roller coaster ride with fans on Twitter, which Katie Lowes (Quinn) credits with

Love is war! That's the concept behind the next season of "Survivor," which will feature "the return of great characters and their relatives," said CBS Entertainment President Nina Tassler.

On Sunday's finale of "Survivor: Caramoan," host Jeff Probst showed a brief teaser video of blood spilling into water. Fans began to speculate on Twitter about what it meant, and sites like Reality Blurred revealed spoilers that Season 27 would include family members.

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"I'm very stoked about what we're doing," Probst told the Hollywood Reporter. "It's another big twist to the game. Risky for sure, but that's what makes it so appealing"

Neither Tassler nor Probst explained how the format would work, if the returning players would team up with their relatives or battle them on opposite tribes.

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This will be the second season in a row to bring back former players; "Caramoan"

Ricky Gervais in the June Comedy Issue of GQ.The series finale of "The Office" will be watched by millions of fans on Thursday night. But creator Ricky Gervais probably won't be one of them.

In fact, the comedian who created the original British series has watched only a few episodes of the American version.

"You know, it wasn't my baby. It was my rights, so I cashed the checks," he says in GQ's June Comedy Issue. "I think it was good, but I didn't have the same emotional attachment to it."

"Now and again I'd watch one on a plane."

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While Gervais didn't watch "The Office," it has been highly lucrative for him, "more than anything else probably I've ever done," he notes. "It's the gift that keeps on giving, syndication."

Gervais recently resurrected his "Office" boss, David Brent, in a short sketch for Red Nose Day. Some critics believe he did it to feel popular again after dismal reviews of his newest show, "Derek."

Learn guitar with David Brent: 

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