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tvd logic 

When something on a television show simply does not make sense logically or is contradictory; most notably from The vampire diaries as that is where the term originated from.
1. The mythology of the show in season one states that vampires can't procreate but they love to try. enter Klaus (an original vampire/hybrid has a baby which an entire spin off show is based upon. how can Klaus have a baby when he is a vampire? Fans simply reply with TVD Logic.

2. Doppelganger mythology. Stefan and Elena are part of a line of doppelgangers that are magically draw together for centuries. how can Stefan and Elena be doppel mates if it was impossible for them to meet since they were born in different centuries if Stefan had never turned into a vampire. fans reply with TVD Logic

3. Elena finds a picture of Baby DAmon and the picture clearly shows he has brown eyes while Damon Salvatore is admired for his beautiful blue eyes. Fans reply with TVD Logic.

4. Elena looks at a baby picture of a brown eyed Damon and comment that he has his mother's eyes which are clearly blue. Fans assume Elena went blind and just reply with TVD Logic.

5. Elena had Alaric who is an original vampire at the time compel all her memories of loving Damon away and when he becomes human a few episodes later his compulsion does doesn't wear off when logically it should because TVD Logic exists.

6. In season 3 of TVD it's established that a person can't be a vampire and a witch. Bonnie's mother is turned into a vampire therefore severing her link to her witch lineage but in season 6 because of TVD Logic they introduce vamp/witches which clearly contradicts their established mythology.
tvd logic by sexygodDamon April 17, 2015
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