have u seen the previews of what's to come?

The Tevin Campbell look is not looking kosher on Lafayette. Just sayin'.

missfee said:

The Tevin Campbell look is not looking kosher on Lafayette. Just sayin'.

oh damn now i can nelsan in a bar singing Just ask me to

Nothinbutjoy said:

Anyone else kinda creeped out by the Terry/Arlene sex scene? It was like walking in on your parents doing it.

i don't know but it seems like arlene had a boob job sometime in her life lol

So you got to register to be a Werewolf? Register to be a Vampire? So where do you go to register to be a Faerie or a Panther? Shapeshifter? Witch? Lawd have mercy, is it me or is this season turning into a damn soap opera!!!! Urgh!

I have to say the exorcism scene with Tara's mom and her new hubby (the pastor) was hilarious They are clueless as hell...but that storyline of the weird baby is annoying me.

I was happy that Sam and Tommy finally seem to have bonded as brothers...even if it was disposing of their parents. Glad those two looney toons are out of the picture though because they were getting on my nerves too.

Jason's dream was hilarious

Is this a dream? Okay then.

How in the hell did Hoyt pop up on top of him? And by the way, why is Jessica still acting distant? Does she not love Hoyt anymore? She glamoured him a couple of weeks ago so he doesn't know that she cheated on him anymore, so what's the problem?

I hope Tara has ran her simple ass back to New Orleans...only to have to return to Bon Temps once again cuz her girlfriend going to tear her a new asshole.

Wonder what is up with Jesus' creepy Grandpa?

Pam should be a damn comic cuz I swear she has me dying laughing every week. But damn, who knew she would have loose lips. Damn Pam.

So how is that the vampire at Bill's house that's suppose to be one of the Sheriff's is so ill informed of their history? How in the hell did he get to become a Sheriff without that knowledge??? They don't give out written exams to take before you able to hold that title? Well it seems they should. It's quite embarrassing being a Sheriff ignorant of your own history. Maybe he should be a junior Sheriff or something until he comes up to speed. Just sayin'.

And dang Bill has built a doggone maximum security prison in his basement...state of the art too.

That witch broad is frustrating the fuck out of me....how don't you know how to reverse spells?

Looks like Bill is going to interrupt the preliminary romp fest between Sookie and Eric.

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missfee said:

So you got to register to be a Werewolf? Register to be a Vampire? So where do you go to register to be a Faerie or a Panther? Shapeshifter? Witch? Lawd have mercy, is it me or is this season turning into a damn soap opera!!!! Urgh!

where do i register to be a aligator? lol

I have to say the exorcism scene with Tara's mom and her new hubby (the pastor) was hilarious They are clueless as hell...but that storyline of the weird baby is annoying me.

it was good 2 see lettie mae tho

I was happy that Sam and Tommy finally seem to have bonded as brothers...even if it was disposing of their parents. Glad those two looney toons are out of the picture though because they were getting on my nerves too.

Jason's dream was hilarious

Is this a dream? Okay then.

How in the hell did Hoyt pop up on top of him? And by the way, why is Jessica still acting distant? Does she not love Hoyt anymore? She glamoured him a couple of weeks ago so he doesn't know that she cheated on him anymore, so what's the problem?

the sex dream was hillarious ..HOYT ROCKED THAT SCENE ...but i think something about the sex dreams are always with a 3rd person. Season two when sookie had her dream about eric there was lorena in it as well.

I hope Tara has ran her simple ass back to New Orleans...only to have to return to Bon Temps once again cuz her girlfriend going to tear her a new asshole.

Wonder what is up with Jesus' creepy Grandpa?

Pam should be a damn comic cuz I swear she has me dying laughing every week. But damn, who knew she would have loose lips. Damn Pam.

So how is that the vampire at Bill's house that's suppose to be one of the Sheriff's is so ill informed of their history? How in the hell did he get to become a Sheriff without that knowledge??? They don't give out written exams to take before you able to hold that title? Well it seems they should. It's quite embarrassing being a Sheriff ignorant of your own history. Maybe he should be a junior Sheriff or something until he comes up to speed. Just sayin'.

u can tell he was a young vampire but even the other sherriff seemed like tommy's age. but word bill's house is really that big 2 have all those rooms and now a prison cell? maybe because the house is now spruced up that it didn't seem that large in previous seasons.

And dang Bill has built a doggone maximum security prison in his basement...state of the art too.

That witch broad is frustrating the fuck out of me....how don't you know how to reverse spells?

Looks like Bill is going to interrupt the preliminary romp fest between Sookie and Eric.

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once again lala had the best lines "hookah u don't pissed another vampire and then took a nap" "ahh this ain't a case of my dog ate my homework we are talking about here"

Every scene that was lifting to be scary was a cop out which worked in this episode, but I still sense alot of forshadowing and not in a good way.

I do love how Ball uses Godric, just enough to tease everyone. I would almost hope that somehow they would bring him back, but then he wouldn't really fit in the show so I like his "appearances" just the way they are.

Pam's rockin.

I would have liked the Hoyt, Jason, Jessica dream scene played more erotic than for giggles. I like the notion of human/vamp/human connection and instead of just flirting it out to the audience would like to see it actually played, it could be very potentially well done.

Dont want the full moon to happen.

Dont want witch/demon baby.

N since the 1600's witch is going to be the Big Bad, make Marnie a willing participant. I dont want to watch a "dont harm me I was possessed by evil" lame ass ending.

Also how the hell does Sam keep Merlottes open??? Staff turnover is a bitch.

lazycrockett said:

Also how the hell does Sam keep Merlottes open??? Staff turnover is a bitch.

FOR REAL!!!

Just loved the Gil Scott-Heron tribute at the end. I hope that album is still Grammy-eligible so he can be posthumously acknowledged.

This episode revealed a lot about True Blood's "theology." It was all across the board. From Mr. and Mrs. Rev's bootleg exorcism, to Jason playing Job, to vampires infiltrating the Vatican, to Sam's brother talking about breaking the commandments, to Sam simply saying hell (and presumably all the other stuff) doesn't exist and talking about grappling with his "sins."

But the whole season is unfocused thus far. They've wasted about half the season with the windup. Let's get a pitch and a swing, people.

namepeace said:

Just loved the Gil Scott-Heron tribute at the end. I hope that album is still Grammy-eligible so he can be posthumously acknowledged.

This episode revealed a lot about True Blood's "theology." It was all across the board. From Mr. and Mrs. Rev's bootleg exorcism, to Jason playing Job, to vampires infiltrating the Vatican, to Sam's brother talking about breaking the commandments, to Sam simply saying hell (and presumably all the other stuff) doesn't exist and talking about grappling with his "sins."

But the whole season is unfocused thus far. They've wasted about half the season with the windup. Let's get a pitch and a swing, people.

They're introducing so much sh*t that I'm ready for half the cast to just die already and we can start anew.

PurpleJedi said:

namepeace said:

Just loved the Gil Scott-Heron tribute at the end. I hope that album is still Grammy-eligible so he can be posthumously acknowledged.

This episode revealed a lot about True Blood's "theology." It was all across the board. From Mr. and Mrs. Rev's bootleg exorcism, to Jason playing Job, to vampires infiltrating the Vatican, to Sam's brother talking about breaking the commandments, to Sam simply saying hell (and presumably all the other stuff) doesn't exist and talking about grappling with his "sins."

But the whole season is unfocused thus far. They've wasted about half the season with the windup. Let's get a pitch and a swing, people.

They're introducing so much sh*t that I'm ready for half the cast to just die already and we can start anew.

missfee said:

PurpleJedi said:

They're introducing so much sh*t that I'm ready for half the cast to just die already and we can start anew.

lazycrockett said:

Also how the hell does Sam keep Merlottes open??? Staff turnover is a bitch.

and everyone can take a leave of absence for what seems like weeks and sill have their job back.

both sookie and lala have been gone for a while and still had their jobs back like nothing happened.

Nothinbutjoy said:

The Were pack stuff was very true to the books. Each area has a pack. Each pack has a Packmaster. When you move to a new area you are to join the pack. If you do not you become a lone wolf, you don't have the protection of the pack and it is considered a direct insult to the pack. On the vampire side AB junked it up by adding the AVL. In the books, each state had a king or queen, then states were grouped into regions. Each state was also broken down into Areas and each Area has a Sheriff. In the books they are very formal about checking in when you are visiting a state and/or area outside your own. As a visiting vamp you must follow and respect the established authority (not to be confused with The Authority on the show). Shifters are not organized like Vamps and Weres. Fairies are the most secretive group of all. They have their own royalty and laws. As for the one Sheriff at Bill's house not knowing vamp history, that was just a convenient way for AB to work in the back history of Antonia, the witch from the Inquisition. The show has also started a precedence that a young vamp is only as good a vamp as he or she were made by the teaching of their maker. So while it is possible a vamp wouldn't know their history, it is unlikely they would be in the position of Sheriff.

You're like a living, breathing True Blood Wiki.

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Nothinbutjoy said:

The Were pack stuff was very true to the books. Each area has a pack. Each pack has a Packmaster. When you move to a new area you are to join the pack. If you do not you become a lone wolf, you don't have the protection of the pack and it is considered a direct insult to the pack. On the vampire side AB junked it up by adding the AVL. In the books, each state had a king or queen, then states were grouped into regions. Each state was also broken down into Areas and each Area has a Sheriff. In the books they are very formal about checking in when you are visiting a state and/or area outside your own. As a visiting vamp you must follow and respect the established authority (not to be confused with The Authority on the show). Shifters are not organized like Vamps and Weres. Fairies are the most secretive group of all. They have their own royalty and laws. As for the one Sheriff at Bill's house not knowing vamp history, that was just a convenient way for AB to work in the back history of Antonia, the witch from the Inquisition. The show has also started a precedence that a young vamp is only as good a vamp as he or she were made by the teaching of their maker. So while it is possible a vamp wouldn't know their history, it is unlikely they would be in the position of Sheriff.

nbj the respect a vampire shows in another region is still there. eric was asking russel for his permission 2 search for bill in season 3. and the whole situation in dallas was a means of showing respect tho eric was more pissed off at godrics minions.

L4OATheOriginal said:

Lammastide said:

L4OATheOriginal said:

Nothinbutjoy said:

Lammastide said:

You're like a living, breathing True Blood Wiki.

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Trivial info I know, but it makes me happy. V"V

It's fun stuff. Also gives some context to the show.

Nothinbutjoy said:

The Were pack stuff was very true to the books. Each area has a pack. Each pack has a Packmaster. When you move to a new area you are to join the pack. If you do not you become a lone wolf, you don't have the protection of the pack and it is considered a direct insult to the pack. On the vampire side AB junked it up by adding the AVL. In the books, each state had a king or queen, then states were grouped into regions. Each state was also broken down into Areas and each Area has a Sheriff. In the books they are very formal about checking in when you are visiting a state and/or area outside your own. As a visiting vamp you must follow and respect the established authority (not to be confused with The Authority on the show). Shifters are not organized like Vamps and Weres. Fairies are the most secretive group of all. They have their own royalty and laws. As for the one Sheriff at Bill's house not knowing vamp history, that was just a convenient way for AB to work in the back history of Antonia, the witch from the Inquisition. The show has also started a precedence that a young vamp is only as good a vamp as he or she were made by the teaching of their maker. So while it is possible a vamp wouldn't know their history, it is unlikely they would be in the position of Sheriff.

Like the Mafia???

Nothinbutjoy said:

While they are taking a bit too long leading into her story, I do love the Antonia story line. Marnie, as I've mentioned before, is so pathetic and just now starting to see Antonia's power. Marnie did not cast the spells on Eric and Pam. She was completely possessed by Antonia and Antonia cast them. I think Marnie is just starting to put the pieces together, but up to this point she has been completely clueless. That is why she is such a good vessel for Antonia. Now that Marnie is getting a clue, it will be interesting where they go. I love the witch story line. Antonia made all Vamps within a 200 mile radius get up from their day sleep and walk into the sunlight. That is bad-ass. With this story line we also learned that throughout history vampires have infiltrated all major organizations of influence and power. No big surprise, but it was cool seeing it in action.

I know right...but that mess is some scary shit as far as vamps are concerned. I'm afraid for them

PurpleJedi said:

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