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NATALIE: Fans of the books may be excited — or angry, for Adam and Cassie 'shippers — because the first inkling of something deeper between Cassie and Nick may soon be coming. "It's very, very possible," Britt Robertson says very, very coyly. "Cassie and the Armstrong family will have some sort of relationship blossom." So that'll make it a love pentagon? That's more than The Vampire Diaries!

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The Secret Circle Gets Scary

During a visit to the set, the cast discuss the darker turn the series is taking, beginning with this week's episode.

October 6, 2011

The Secret Circle only began airing in the past month, but during a visit to the set of the witchcraft-powered CW series this week, Thomas Dekker ("Adam") said he felt this this week's new episode, "Heather," was a pivotal one.

As Dekker explained, "Not only is it when I think the show really finds its footing and what it is, it also is the episode where we tip off into the dark side. I keep saying the show gets darker and darker and heavier and more frightening, and this is the episode where that really begins. And the ones that follow... Yeah, it's a dark show! We were joking today that we're probably going to be in trouble with quite a lot of parents."

While the core characters and their relationships are now established, the cast members myself and a group of fellow journalists spoke to -- travel and accommodations to the Vancouver set were paid for by Warner Bros -- stressed that little will stay stagnant. As Shelley Hennig ("Diana") put it, "I don't think any character ever stays the same. Things are going to happen. Diana is going to have to question where she stands in the Circle and in her relationships and I think every character does that at some point. You will definitely see more levels of Diana. She's not type A throughout the entire season. She's going to go through some things and it's a lot of fun playing her."

- The CW

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KSiteTV’s Vancouver Secret Circle Interviews, Part 1: Shelley Hennig (Diana) Speaks!

KSiteTV's Craig Byrne is just about finished with his visit to Vancouver, BC, where tonight was spent alongside other reporters on the shooting location for the eighth episode of the series -- a location that involves some fake lightning and an impressive downpouring of rain.We spoke with four of the show's leads -- Brittany Robertson, Shelley Hennig, Thomas Dekker, and Phoebe Tonkin -- and they gave us some clues about what's to come. They also previewed tonight's new episode, which airs at 9PM (ET) October 6 on The CW.
We'll be rolling these interviews out one by one in the coming days and weeks - for today, enjoy Part 1 - with Shelley Hennig (Diana!)
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"A lot has been happening to the Circle," Hennig tells us about what is going on in the episode they are filming. "They've been in a lot of danger, so being [at this location] makes them feel like 'Okay. We're kind of away from where all the bad stuff has been happening. Diana's really pleased with this. We decide to spend the night, and Faye gets the alcohol out from the liquor cabinet, and it's just a bunch of us playing Truth or Dare in the living room, trying to enjoy ourselves and get our mind off of witchcraft and everything that's been going wrong," she says. Does this imply the Circle is more solid by the time we get to Episode 8? "They have their ups and downs. They're still learning to get along, which really stresses Diana out. But yeah. I'd say some relationships have gotten stronger and some have gotten weaker. It's just gotten more complicated, with triangles and squares," she says.

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Secret Circle Stars Tease this Week's 'Dark and Scary' Episode: 'Faye Starts Going a Little Mad'

The Secret Circle may have bound their witchy group, but make no mistake, the power struggle continues in this Thursday’s episode (The CW, 9/8c).
When Cassie finds out that a friend of her mother’s has been in a catatonic state since the fire that killed half of the circle’s parents, she sets out to make things right — and in doing so gets a little more than she bargained for. Turns out Mom’s friend, Heather, is possessed, and that leads to a “really dark” and “scary” hour, according to the show’s star.
“It’s got a different feel than previous episodes,” Britt Robertson, who plays Cassie, previewed during a Vancouver set visit arranged by Warner Bros. TV. “It’s a mystery, and it shows you a different side of witchcraft than you’ve seen before.”

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