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Post by S'ewing S'cubie on Aug 1, 2010 21:05:56 GMT -5
HITTING THE GROUNDOkay, I'm spoilerific for this episode, so I'm putting it under wraps. First: THANK YOU SOOKIE. Lorena is toast. She is history. Bit the dust, is extinct, has ceased to be. She is an ex-vampire.
Second: THANK YOU RUSSELL: I will miss the magister almost as much as I will miss Lorena.
Yes, having read the books, I know where Sookie went in her dream but OMG is Claudine miscast.
No Franklin this episode. I guess he's still healing.
Bill's attack on Sookie was not unexpected. She ought to have known better.
Pam is one bundle of courage. I like her a lot. Eric's devotion to his offspring is touching in a vampire way. He was also unexpectedly merciful to Hadley after nearly draining her. More later, when I think of it. Right now I'm going to watch Leverage and do some CK swoonage.
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Post by Lola m on Aug 4, 2010 19:22:58 GMT -5
So much action!! Wow! Lorena staked! Sookie drained by Bill! Tara escaping and being all tough kick-ass again, tossing Bill out of the van! Bill not going up in flames! Sam all nekkid with a chain around his neck (mmmm come to mama!) and letting all the doggies go and saving Tommy! **swoons over nummy Sam** Lafayette being all protective and tough and sweet! Sookie wandering around in some kind of bad eighties video and/or tampon commercial thing wearing a fluffy dress and drinking liquid light!! Pam all in danger and then Eric swoops in!! The King of Mississippi just coming in and saying ‘screw it all’ and taking the “authority” and taking the Magister out at the knees!! (Angry King is angry.) OMG!! Jason and his “V is all behind me, I just want some meth” and banging his head on the pans in the kitchen? *snicker* But the best lines of the night? “You’re just a scared man in saggy underpants with no discernable life skills whatsoever!” and “Love the place, love your vibe, we must talk franchising later.” ;D ;D ;D
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Post by Karen on Aug 9, 2010 14:11:12 GMT -5
WOWSA!! Eric has some balls to spare. Sookie gettin' her bad-self on! Renee is back (kinda). ! The 'baby' vampire is a baby no more.!
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Post by S'ewing S'cubie on Aug 10, 2010 13:02:35 GMT -5
WOWSA!! Eric has some balls to spare. Sookie gettin' her bad-self on! Renee is back (kinda). ! The 'baby' vampire is a baby no more.! Well, Rene' is more dream than actually back. I hope. We've got too much going on as it is to handle Rene' being back too. So Franklin's brains wouldn't wash out of the sheets? The King's gonna miss Talbot's housekeeping skills. Can't see Sophie Anne stepping in. Eric's ballsiness was definitely on display as in "Take your clothes off!" Yeah, Eric, PLEASE! However, staking Talbot from the rear was kinda uncool. King knows. Now what? Tara gettin' her bitca on. Sookie gettin' her Faith on. I love Jessica. She's still not up to Bill in the fighting department and even together they're no match for Russell, but Jessica learning her skilz from her "daddy" and leading the werewolf on by seeming to be running away? SOOOOO good! Lordy, when Bill got home and she ran into his arms just like a lost kid--y'know, vampire or not she's only 17 years old! I was screaming at the TV, "Man up, Bill! That girl needs a father. You took her away from her (admittedly messed up) family--now take some f*ckin' responsibility!" And damn if he didn't. Even Bill was pretty good what with "Are you a coward or just lazy?" And Sookie getting her Faith on again--in a different way. Wow.
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Post by Lola m on Aug 11, 2010 21:00:18 GMT -5
Eric and his “I’ve been looking for you for a thousand years” and how he’ll show just how loyal he is. HA! Scary dream (or is it only a dream?) for Arlene! Also? Go, Jessica – refusing to leave Bill! How can Jason possibly promise not to do something stupid? That’s pretty much his only skill! Interesting conversation between Sookie and Tara while sunning. Each had some truth. Sam, I think you’ve bitten off a bit more than you planned on chewing, when it comes to Tommy. (Pun intended.) And sweet Jesus, coming by to help LaFayette, in more ways that one. I hope he doesn’t have a hidden agenda, but I’m not counting on it. Eric/Talbot! Nummy hot sexxin’ followed by revenge death!!! Whoa! and then Loved kick-ass Sookie and Bill and Jessica fighting the wolves, not to mention Jessica going to town on the wolf-guy as poor Hoyt drives by, all weepy. Nice juxtaposition!
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Post by S'ewing S'cubie on Aug 12, 2010 15:47:17 GMT -5
Eric and his “I’ve been looking for you for a thousand years” and how he’ll show just how loyal he is. HA! Scary dream (or is it only a dream?) for Arlene! Also? Go, Jessica – refusing to leave Bill! How can Jason possibly promise not to do something stupid? That’s pretty much his only skill! Interesting conversation between Sookie and Tara while sunning. Each had some truth. Sam, I think you’ve bitten off a bit more than you planned on chewing, when it comes to Tommy. (Pun intended.) And sweet Jesus, coming by to help LaFayette, in more ways that one. I hope he doesn’t have a hidden agenda, but I’m not counting on it. Eric/Talbot! Nummy hot sexxin’ followed by revenge death!!! Whoa! and then Loved kick-ass Sookie and Bill and Jessica fighting the wolves, not to mention Jessica going to town on the wolf-guy as poor Hoyt drives by, all weepy. Nice juxtaposition! Oh yeah, Jessica gettin' her vamp on was something else! She's finally getting the hang of this being a creature of the night business. I loved her fearlessness in facing down of the werewolf with a casual, "Hi!" I loved her leading it off into the woods and the were following--only to end up dinner! I don't think she'll feel so guilty about killing this one. What kind of weres live in Hotshot? If they follow the books then I already know--but they don't follow the books, do they? Who names their kid after an illegal drug? Hotshot, home of the REALLY twisted. The final scene with Sookie and Bill was really disturbing. I think Sookie's had way too much of Bill's blood.
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Post by S'ewing S'cubie on Aug 16, 2010 15:13:19 GMT -5
Everything is Broken
Oh how much I loved this episode. Since it's aired, I'm not putting up the Spoiler mask. If you haven't seen it yet, don't continue.
Eric absolutely stole my heart. His sincerity talking to The Authority and his facing Nan when he's clearly petrified showed just how courageous he can be. Seeing him, sleepless and bleeding from ears and nose as Pam wakes up. the bloody towel telling us how long he's been awake and then his emotional talk with her--all so understated and yet so rich with feeling. Brilliant acting on the part of both Alex and Kristen. However, it was Nan's delivery of The Authority's decision that riveted me the most. First they went all "Mission Impossible" by both sanctioning and disavowing any knowledge of Eric's activities regarding Russell, then they bestowed the mantle of James Bond on him by granting him the license to kill--as long as they don't have to know about it. Apparently The Authority is nothing if not expedient.
And as for Eric's target? This show belonged to Denis O'Hare. Even though Russell had very little face time in this episode, he was a force to be reckoned with whether he was mourning the puddle of goo that used to be Talbot, lovingly scraping his remains off the carpet and tenderly placing them in a priceless crystal container or destroying all hope of the AVL getting the VRA passed with his over-the-top television debut.
Well, Nan, maybe you should have listened to Eric a little closer. Maybe now Eric can get a little help.
Most of the other plotlines were little more than continuations. Outstanding moments were the unbearable cuteness of Jesus/Lafayette (so adorable that even Lafayette's schizophrenic mother questions whether God might actually love fags after all) and the reuniting of Hoyt/Jessica, complete with Hoyt admitting that he can't stand his substitute girlfriend Summer (the possessor of all the virtues of classic, stereotypical Southern Womanhood; i.e., a sweet, petite, self-absorbed child-woman much like the dolls she so eagerly collects).
Sam. Sam, pushed to the limit of his patience. Sam, proving once and for all that small dosn't mean weak, that a "mere" shifter can take down a were unarmed and inflict a LOT of damage.
Somebody needs to smack Tommy. 'Nuff said.
I liked--well, sort of--Bill's visit to Sookie's "dream" world and his encounter with Claudine. He must have gotten through to her somehow because she obvoiusly told him. I less than liked his getting back into Sookie's graces again, although she is far more woman now. She doesn't rattle easily and it's questionable whether she's right about meeting him halfway to vampire. Remember his comment last season that she all but glamoured Jessica with they met. Opinion in reserve for a while yet.
Sookie's visit with Hadley--Hadley is paying a stiff price for her relationship with Sophie-Anne. Too bad that price may be her little boy. I feel for her.
So glad to see Tara get her groove back. Her visit to the rape crisis center seems to be having beneficial effect. Not only was she able to control her inner anger enough to celebrate her cousin's happiness with genuine joy, but she courageously stood her ground against the inevitable confrontation with Franklin.
Speaking of which, I commend the makers of True Blood for finally recognizing how serious this really was and for their uncompromising portrayal of it. All though the season they have played the Franklin/Tara storyline for laughs. Yes, I will admit I enjoyed it. Franklin's twisted take on relationships was funny, charming and sexy. James Frain is a superb actor to be able to make this monster appealing. But this take on the events did the story--and we the viewers--a serious disservice. What Franklin did was NOT funny at all. It wasn't charming. It wasn't romantic. He abducted Tara. He raped her. He terrorized her for days. Overall, Tara's experience was worse than Lafayette's in Eric's basement--and we saw what that did to Lafayette. Kudoes to Rutina for brilliantly portraying a woman fighting for her life and dealing with the trauma afterward.
Jason is an idiot. His storyline is idiotic. His facing Franklin with a shotgun loaded with wooden bullets was fantastic! Ryan Kwanten does a fine job with the little he's given but Jason's subnormal intelligence seriously needs to be tested.
This brings me to my last observation. Russell Edgington is wrong. Dead wrong. The vampires as a group, in their arrogance over their greater strength, speed and perceived immortality (nothing that can die is truly immortal) are deeply mistaken. I don't know from what line of reasoning The Authority decided to "come out of the coffin" but really, it was an essential move. There was little other choice in the world of cable television, the internet, and instant communication via cel phones equipped with cameras, video and online capability.
You see, vampires are NOT the apex predators they think they are. Not by a mile. Yes, one vampire vs. one human (not armed as Jason was) will certainly mean one less human. One vampire vs. ten humans will have a similar outcome. But how many vampires are there in the world? True Blood doesn't tell us. We can guess a few hundred thousand at the most. Maybe as much as a million.
One million vampires. One million vampires in a world of seven BILLION humans. Thing is, humans from the dawn of history have always been cooperative hunters. We had to be. We were smaller, slower, weaker than nearly everything living beside us on the African savannah where we evolved. Even the herbivores were dangerous to us. When we learned to eat meat we had to learn to deal with dangerous prey, so we hunted in groups--very successfully. We learned fast. We strategized. We became relentless in ways even the vampires must respect if they are not utter fools. Those characteristics are still very much part of our mental, emotional and genetic makeup.
Or to give you another example. Ask yourself what is the most dangerous predator in the South American jungle. If you said the jaguar you'd be wrong. The apex predator in the South American Jungle is the army ant. They swarm in colonies made up of billions of individuals. Each individual gives its all to the survival and welfare of the colony. When they encounter any living thing they will cover it and reduce it to picked bones in very short order. When army ants are on the move smart jaguars get out of the way, as does anything else that wants to live.
Intelligent vampires (The Authority, we hope) must know that once humans came to know that vampires are among them (which in this age would have been an inevitable, eventually) said humans had better develop warm, fuzzy feelings toward those said vampires or the vampires will eventually go extinct--as have so many other creatures we decided were dangerous, uneconomic or merely inconvenient.
You don't think we could do it? Look at our history and think again. If you're still not sure ask any saber-toothed cat, cave bear or wooly mammoth--if you can find one.
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Post by Lola m on Aug 18, 2010 19:49:58 GMT -5
V-feds? Interesting. It was fun to see a panic-y Eric and Pam. The King mourning Talbot was actually rather moving. And icky. ;D Sexy fun-times in the shower! Heee! Sookie all “put a towel over the naughty bits of the dead body” and “normal couples do not do this”. Ha! Awwww. Snuggly LaFayette. So, who/what is this woman that Jason’s mixed up with? Why rope, eh? Ooooh! Eric actually telling the entire truth to the Authority? I did not see that coming. And then, she just leaves . . . Heee! Again, didn’t see that coming either. Climax! Anti-climax! Climax! Lockdown? Hmmmm. Tommy is gonna be a handful, for sures. “I’m naked, she’s naked, we’re partyin’.” Good times. Just don’t bother the neighbors, dude. “Maybe God loves fags.” Oh, Ruby. “Can’t be losing deputies my first week!” Good to see Tara seeking out some help! Poor Arlene! She can be such a bitch, but I do feel sorry for her about the baby and Rene and all. Beeeeel! Beeeeeel in dream-fairy-land? Interesting!! Awww, Jessica. All bubbly happy about her werewolf victory and trying hard to be cool with Hoyt and his new girlfriend. But Hoyt, time to man up and deal with the fact that you hate your girlfriend. Mmmmmmmflirty LaFayette. Mmmmmm. The King talking to Talbot in a jar? Yeah, he’s over the edge. Soooooo over the edge! “You look like shit.” “Well, I feel fantastic.” HA!! Huh. Officially, this “didn’t happen”. And they turn Eric loose to get his own revenge, if he can. “Listen, you whiny little bitch.” Oh, snap! ;D Whoa! Sam goes nuts! Whoa! Tara stands up for herself, awesome! Whoa! Jason S and his awesome wooden bullets! HOLY FUCK! Russell. Damn. That’s throwing down the gauntlet. “Eating people is a tough sell these days.” A-number one ep!
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Post by Lola m on Aug 18, 2010 19:53:10 GMT -5
Eric and his “I’ve been looking for you for a thousand years” and how he’ll show just how loyal he is. HA! Scary dream (or is it only a dream?) for Arlene! Also? Go, Jessica – refusing to leave Bill! How can Jason possibly promise not to do something stupid? That’s pretty much his only skill! Interesting conversation between Sookie and Tara while sunning. Each had some truth. Sam, I think you’ve bitten off a bit more than you planned on chewing, when it comes to Tommy. (Pun intended.) And sweet Jesus, coming by to help LaFayette, in more ways that one. I hope he doesn’t have a hidden agenda, but I’m not counting on it. Eric/Talbot! Nummy hot sexxin’ followed by revenge death!!! Whoa! and then Loved kick-ass Sookie and Bill and Jessica fighting the wolves, not to mention Jessica going to town on the wolf-guy as poor Hoyt drives by, all weepy. Nice juxtaposition! Oh yeah, Jessica gettin' her vamp on was something else! She's finally getting the hang of this being a creature of the night business. I loved her fearlessness in facing down of the werewolf with a casual, "Hi!" I loved her leading it off into the woods and the were following--only to end up dinner! I don't think she'll feel so guilty about killing this one. What kind of weres live in Hotshot? If they follow the books then I already know--but they don't follow the books, do they? Who names their kid after an illegal drug? Hotshot, home of the REALLY twisted. The final scene with Sookie and Bill was really disturbing. I think Sookie's had way too much of Bill's blood. I wonder if maybe it's lookin' like they've each had too much of the other's blood, eh?
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Post by S'ewing S'cubie on Aug 18, 2010 20:49:20 GMT -5
Oh yeah, Jessica gettin' her vamp on was something else! She's finally getting the hang of this being a creature of the night business. I loved her fearlessness in facing down of the werewolf with a casual, "Hi!" I loved her leading it off into the woods and the were following--only to end up dinner! I don't think she'll feel so guilty about killing this one. What kind of weres live in Hotshot? If they follow the books then I already know--but they don't follow the books, do they? Who names their kid after an illegal drug? Hotshot, home of the REALLY twisted. The final scene with Sookie and Bill was really disturbing. I think Sookie's had way too much of Bill's blood. I wonder if maybe it's lookin' like they've each had too much of the other's blood, eh? Sookie thinks so too. "Maybe I'm meetin' you halfway to vampire."
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Post by Lola m on Aug 22, 2010 20:03:40 GMT -5
I wonder if maybe it's lookin' like they've each had too much of the other's blood, eh? Sookie thinks so too. "Maybe I'm meetin' you halfway to vampire." And perhaps he's meeting her halfway to sparkley fairyland? Which, of course explains the other vamps wanting her, if it means walking around in the sunshine.
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Post by Lola m on Aug 22, 2010 21:10:51 GMT -5
"I'm a fairy? How fucking lame!" Ah, vamps supposedly killed all the Fae. Hmmmm. Good thing Tara was all take charge. Oh, damn. If LaFayette gonna give him vamp blood? Ooooooooh, Sam back-story! He was a baaad boy. Heeee! "Are you mentally competent and under no duress at this time?" And then he "helps" her sign. ;D Yeah, daddy is real appreciative of being alive and all. I am fully on the LaFayette band wagon that them fuckers are a whole new dimension of trash. It's a "tell Sookie the fuckin' truth-off". Who will give first? Oh, Tommy. Her fangs give you "total wood"? What a romantic. Good Tara and Sookie talk. Good Bill and Jason talk. All of them are totally fucked, and fucked up, but hey. At least they're talking. Oh, Jesus. Don't do V with LaFayette. Don't do it, guys!! "Pretend you're all normal." Heeeee! And then she gives him something to reduce his testosterone? Heeeeee!! "It's not respect when your employees think you're a psychopath." "All I know is, I was proud of my big brother last night." "Yeah, well you're an idiot." Terry trying so hard to say all the right thins and then Arlene just cracks and blats it all out. Surround the baby with so much love it can't be evil. And get married. It's very sweet and adorable and they are also soooooooo doomed! Doomed, I tell you, doooooooomed! Whoa! All the secrets come tumbling out! Jason telling that he shot Eggs. Damn! "How would you know. No one can keep anything from you?" Oh, snap! Trippin' on V. Sure, it's all wacky colors and funhouse rides now, but this is all gonna end in tears. TEARS! SCARY!! Awesome? Yeah, LaFayette doesn't think it's all that awesome. "You know you have feelings for me." "Ewww." Heeee! Warnings to not trust Bill. Or should that be not to trust any vamps? "Tara, you know I ain't that deep." Understatement! ;D He's really not pretending to be that dumb. I mean, yeah, I think he is probably "good", or trying to be. But he is that dumb. Oooooh, Tara! Yeah, you are rather fucked up. Always jumping to sex as the answer. And that's when you choose to tell her you shot Eggs? Dude! Timing! Timing!! Well, he was wanting to be punished, so he went for it, I guess. Vamps, better get to hiding, I'm thinking. Revenge of the nekkid Sam. Get the money and the pants. Ohh! Bang bang! Sam's a killer. Well, so is everyone else in town, so I guesss he fits right in. Ah, Sookie! Tasty Sookie. "Blah blah, vampire emergency, blah." Heeeee!! Use her blood's momentary sun protection to take out Russell, dude, is I think the solution, yes? Russell just hiding? Or looking to replace Talbot? Tommy! Don't hurt sweet Hoyt! Toss that doggie, girl! "I love you too. Now drink my blood." Heh. Whoa! You go, Jason. Damn! Kick Bill out and then, here comes Crystal the were-panther thing. Ah. Russell is still going totally bug-nuts. TOTALLY! "I'm so glad we had our chance to say good-bye." EEEEEEEEEEEEE!! Sookie in chains.
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Post by S'ewing S'cubie on Aug 23, 2010 16:10:36 GMT -5
I may do my own in-depth analysis of this episode, but right now I feel I must present
MY DEFENSE OF ERIC NORTHMAN
I was surprised to find nobody commenting on Eric's tossing Sookie in his home-made dungeon and walking away.
Here's mine. Eric did right. You heard me. Eric did right.
Okay, Sookie--for possibly the first time--has to realize just how dangerous is the game she's been playing with Eric's emotions. Please don't tell me she hasn't an idea of what she's been doing. She knows Eric is interested in her. He's shown it in every possible way. And she has never been slow to take advantage of it. Neither has she failed to pile on the verbal abuse ("I prefer cancer.") in the process. Eric, Eric's money or Eric's resources have saved her life more than once. Eric's taken bullets for her. He's faced werewolves. He's hired supernatural doctors. He's danced around the rules of the world he lives in just to accomodate her. And I'm not discounting the selfishness of his motives from the equation.
Not that Sookie hasn't done services for him in return, but she does seem to see him as an always-available source for help and/or information on demand ("Where's Bill? I think you've got him.")
I know I will hear about how much she loves Bill and how Eric is (or is not) to be trusted, etc., etc. But during the run of this show every time Sookie has been in trouble or needed help or needed muscle--to whom has she turned? Eric. Every time. How long was it going to continue before Eric would have had enough?
Let's please remember that Eric's in deep **** right now. He's got the AVL, the Authority and Russell (everybody thinks I'm insane-o) Edgington all gunning for his admittedly gorgeous ass. He really has NO time for Sookie's issues. His life is on the line. The life of his progeny is on the line. If Pam can be considered Eric's child, and clearly they both see it that way, he HAS to find a way to protect her even if he, himself, does not survive. And that's exactly what he's doing--even if it's trying Pam's patience to the limit.
Now, under Pam's prodding it's quite possible that Eric has, indeed, formulated a plan to battle Russell Edgington. I sure wouldn't put it past him. He certainly is a past master of playing both ends against the middle. Putting Sookie in the dungeon has a bunch of advantages. First, she's accessible and easily at hand. Second, she's in the safest possible place he can arrange. Third, she is removed from Bill's interference, which, as we have seen, is a good thing where Russell Edgington is concerned, considering how ineffective Bill's confrontation with him turned out to be. Fourth, well, can we all say, "BAIT!?"
I'm also aware that even when he appears to be betraying someone to whom he has an attachment, he's usually acting for their ultimate benefit as far as the circumstances he finds himself in will allow.
But it really doesn't matter. I don't care how much he may or may not love Sookie--if it came down to a choice between a possible future lover and the life of my child I'd make the same decision Eric apparently has. And I defy any parent to gainsay me.
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Post by Lola m on Aug 30, 2010 19:11:45 GMT -5
In memoriam? Too. Funny! “This is not just about you and your relationship, you infatuated tween. There’s a bigger picture!” HA!! Perfect! Stripper cardiologist?! Wonderful! Oh, Jesus! Listen to LaFayette. “You can’t control the destination.” And Lala? Run!!!! Run!!!!! “You go home.” Yeah, good decision! Ha! Jason, so dim. So dim! “I thought it was like shopliftin’ or something!” Ooooh! Continuing the “tell secrets” theme from last week. Jessica tells Hoyt about the trucker. And that she’s not gonna stop drinking human blood. “Drink me.” Whoa! Sex-ay! Eric! Just walking up to Russell’s and saying “we’re even now”. Um. Is that your plan? ‘Cuz it’s not a good one. “Apparently you wanted my father’s crown for your vast collection of meaningless shit.” ;D “Life is absurd! Still. I’m excited to destroy [iyou[/i].” Heee! I love crazy Russell. Oooooh! Ok, the plan is a little more. Offering him daywalking. Sookie – just admit your suspicion of Bill. That was a good conversation between them, really. Sam, out of control. Don’t be mean to Terry! “Look, I get that you’re in a mood. But you’re pollutin’ our positive energy vibes and it’s killin’ our tips.” HA!! Hmmmm. What’s up with football dude? Supernatural steroids, I’m thinkin’. V probably. “I even offered him my virginity and he turned me down flat!” “I appreciate that. Even if you broke God’s law.” These two women are sooooo made for each other! Oooooh! Tara confronts Andy! “What can I do? Nobody cares about Eggs except me.” And Andy tells her the actual story – good! “Look at you, drunk and yellin’. You’re nothin’ but Joe Lee in a Sam suit!” Oh, snap! Oh, that’s sad. I mean, yeah the kid has been acting like a jerk. But now by being the way you are you’re basically bringing out his fearful submissive side. That’s no better than the aggressive acting out side. Heee! Sookie and Bill’s “real life” fantasy. Arlene talking to the Great Mother/her mother, was actually rather touching. I mean, for her, it was touching. Heee! Jason is all police guy and the kid is all “hey, everyone in school is taking V”. Eeeeeeeeeeeee! Talking dolls and so on always Freak Me Out!! I like sassy Sookie. And now we get more of Eric’s plan. Cussin’, fightin’, raisin’ hell. “But you’ll notice I’m not popular.” Awwww. Sweet scene between Tara and Sam. “Nobody knows me.” “It’s not like you make it easy.” And then, the hot sexin’! While your step brother robs the bar. Oy! Arlene dreaming of her mother as the decoction works. Well, it’s another secret she’s hiding from Terry, which is not good, but I hope this does ease her mind. Heee! They’re really working the “fairies are silly” in-joke nicely. Eric goes first. So, they’re planning on having him go somewhere where there won’t be time to get inside before the blood wears off, aren’t they. Oh, damn, she didn’t miscarry. Now, they just have to make sure they don’t drain Sookie!! “It’s fairies! Fuckin’ fairies! Who knew!?” HA! “Don’t let them see.” As he starts to burn. “Be brave. We’ll die together.” Eeeeeep!
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Post by S'ewing S'cubie on Aug 31, 2010 10:28:42 GMT -5
More details later when my brain unfries, but for the moment: Eric won't die. True Blood would lose a third or more of its audience.
IMHO, of course.
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