According to Deadline, fans will get to see "The Originals" cast on the small screen again when the show airs its third season this Oct. 8.
However, followers of the supernatural series wouldn't have to wait that long to get to meet their favorite character in person. WBTV is bringing Julie Plec's popular vampire-centric shows, "The Originals" and "The Vampire Diaries," to the San Diego Comic Con on July 11.
TV Line's list of participating TV shows also include other CW series, including "Supernatural", "iZombie", "The 100" and Plec's new outbreak-themed offering "The Containment."
Just like tradition, "The Originals" cast will join executive producers Julie Plec and Michael Narducci to talk about season three.
Joseph Morgan, Daniel Gillies, Phoebe Tonkin, Leah Pipes, Danielle Campbell and Charles Michael Davis will be meeting fans and answering questions about the new season in Ballroom 20.
Season two ended with Dahlia gone but with no major cliffhanger, unlike other shows. This time, however, fans were instead left with several unsolved issues that will be tackled when the show airs again this Fall.
One such issue is Hayley's (Tonkin) current situation with the Crescent Curse. The actress previously shared that Klaus' (Morgan) baby mama is still very pissed off with his reckless, albeit effective plan, to keep their daughter safe.
A recent spoiler suggested that the hybrid won't be helping anyone break the curse at all. Could he be worried about Hayley taking Hope away from him?
Nevertheless, he needs all the help that he can get with the new big bad coming to New Orleans. Although not discussed thoroughly yet, it looks like Davina (Danielle Campbell) could be making his life in the city a living hell.
"The spirits are going to have access to Davina," Narducci previously told TV Line about the witch's new powers. "They're going to lend her their power and communicate with her about what's best for the people and witches of New Orleans. That's who she'll be an advocate for, and the Mikaelsons, some would argue, are not the best things in the world for the witches."
Curious fans may get to ask "The Originals" cast questions about their character's development for season three during Comic Con this July.
