The True Blood Dumb Gossip-Head Weirdo Bitches thread — Page 11

True enough, Javero!


>>What I don't recall is any mention of Lafayette's father so there's no guarantee that he and Ruby bear that gentlemen's last name.


I had considered that too, but waited to see responses in case I missed something. Thanks!

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I have to say I enjoy the original cast having long conversations. It's the part about soap operas Alan Ball forgot all about when he decided to develop something along the lines of his childhood favorite, Dark Shadows.

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Six Feet Under also had one of the best series finales ever. It doesn't look like we're going to be that lucky with True Blood.

Bill needs to be cured in the final episode. That's why he's being that completely whatever way he's being now. I have to say this season has felt like a nice final gathering, like that last high school reunion enough people still give enough of a crap to attend.

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Has anyone gotten a Hep-V-vein tattoo? 'Cause I'm considering it.

I kinda enjoyed it, too. Did not foresee Jessica wanting to be released, and I'm glad that she is with Hoyt. I did feel like Jason's story dragged at times, but at this point, that's good enough.

Ginger, get it, girl!

And k bye, Sam!

And where did Willa run off to?

Updated On: 8/17/14 at 11:47 PM

Best episode of the season. I love how quickly they dispensed with Sam. I never thought I would have been on board with Hoyt and Jessica 2.0 but I was wrong.

It's tough to imagine Sam and Nicole being completely out of the woods yet.

Deborah Ann-Woll/Baby Jess delivered the goods again acting-wise and she was stunning in last night's episode. The opening scene packed a powerful emotional punch. It reminded me of when Erik released Pam as his progeny. Does anyone remember that dud of a scene in which Erik released Willa? Time up...didn't think so!

Overall, enjoyed the episode but it's too little too late. Not even Lilith's blood can save the series at this point.

Now onto the totally frivolous...there was something really off about the bolt-ons on Hoyt's girlfriend Bridget. It was rather obvious when Jason and she were chillaxing on his bed. Perhaps they'll look a little more natural on the actress Ashley Hinshaw as she matures and fills out her frame a bit. And Vampire Pam was botoxed to within an inch of her immortal life

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Hopefully they are just sending a postcard or something.

Did Jason mean he liked pink or P!NK?

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That "sex" scene between Eric and Ginger was actually very funny - with Ginger writhing in ecstasy after Eric barely touched her while the two of them where on his throne.

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"If there is any justice in the world, Deborah Ann Woll will have a rich and varied career. She's been the undead heart of this show for a while now, and she's kind of single-handedly saved the season. Well...not saved. But has made me stop wanting to throw myself into a volcano."

So true. I'd die to see her do some stage work, maybe some Tennessee Williams, Ibsen or old school Greek drama.

The person stinking it up the most (to me) seems to be Anna Paquin. Not saying she's a bad actress (which I know she's not) but the way Sookie's been written this season seems particularly wet-blankety.

Also (and this was originally brought up by Phyllis) spending time with the under developed secondary characters has been a bitter pill to swallow this season. I actually thought we'd get to know more about Holly, because when she was first introduced there seemed to be a lot of secrets there that would be revealed later, and she'd flesh out into an interesting character. That never happened however, and she just married Andy. Boring.

The show is really pulling at strings, and is running out of air FAST. That whole montage leading up to the cliff-hanger of Bill knocking on Sookie's door was really forced.

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