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The Vampire Diaries, full episodes for free?!


Question Posted Sunday May 29 2011, 1:30 am

I'm looking for a site with free full episodes of Vampire Diaries and I need to watch all the way up to the current episode before the new one on Thursday night since I just started watching! I watched all of episode one and I was cut off halfway through episode two because of the stupid 72 minute limitation that I forgot how to bypass... Are there any sites out there, please?! And I rather not use YouTube, reeeeeally bad quality there ):

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Disconnected answered Sunday May 29 2011, 7:34 am:
Google isn't hard to use..

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