#276
Posted: 8/28/12 at 1:16pm
Aw, back atcha, baby. Enjoy your bloody idol.
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#277
Posted: 8/28/12 at 1:20pm
I'm going to print it out and bring it to him tonight and ask him to sign it for me.
#278
Posted: 8/28/12 at 1:26pm
Good icebreaker
#279
Posted: 8/28/12 at 3:24pm
I am so relieved that Bill released Jess before his transformation.
Just think of the ramifications had he not. I shudder at the thought of Billith having complete dominion over baby vampire Jess.
For some sick reason, I think it fitting that Jess be the one to off Billith next season which I'm hoping will be the last. Smart money is on Sookie though.
IMO the series has nearly run its course. I sensed that the writers' biggest challenge this season was working around Anna's pregnancy. There were a couple of episodes in which she really looked preggers.
I'd love to see a spin-off featuring Pam, Erik, Jess, Tara, and Steve Newlin without Sookie and the other supernatural baggage, set in a more urban locale. Kristin Bauer van Straten was brilliantly cast. I love me some Glamazons!
Just think of the ramifications had he not. I shudder at the thought of Billith having complete dominion over baby vampire Jess.
For some sick reason, I think it fitting that Jess be the one to off Billith next season which I'm hoping will be the last. Smart money is on Sookie though.
IMO the series has nearly run its course. I sensed that the writers' biggest challenge this season was working around Anna's pregnancy. There were a couple of episodes in which she really looked preggers.
I'd love to see a spin-off featuring Pam, Erik, Jess, Tara, and Steve Newlin without Sookie and the other supernatural baggage, set in a more urban locale. Kristin Bauer van Straten was brilliantly cast. I love me some Glamazons!
#FactsMatter...your feelings not so much.
Updated On: 8/28/12 at 03:24 PM
#280
Posted: 8/28/12 at 3:27pm
I was in the camp of thinking next season should be the last as well until Sunday nights episode. If THAT is the new standard they set for themselves, I'm happy with it running forever.
#281
Posted: 8/28/12 at 3:28pm
Yeah, I think Billith will give new energy to the show.
And isn't it still HBO's highest rated show?
I hope badass-Viking Eric is more prevalent next season. Amnesiac and rational, then faux-religious Eric weren't 100% as fun.
And isn't it still HBO's highest rated show?
I hope badass-Viking Eric is more prevalent next season. Amnesiac and rational, then faux-religious Eric weren't 100% as fun.
Updated On: 8/28/12 at 03:28 PM
#282
Posted: 8/31/12 at 8:14pm
I loved the edning. My friends are sharply divided, but that seems to happen every year (and the people who are disappointed with True Blood in my friend circle tend to not take it for what I think it is--a campy mess where they throw in everything).
My only real worry is there are SOOO many open ended stories for next year--more than every other season which usually has one major cliffhanger. A part of me thinks this is Alan Ball's gift now that he's leaving as headwriter so that the new showrunner will have many starting points.
But the cynic in me can't help thinking he's saying "Ha! Look what I left you with!". It's been done before--I can think of many successful soap opera headwriters, and also superhero comic book authors who leave their works on a high only to have the new writer in completely at odds with what to do, and it falling apart. I know HBO claimed that Alan Ball will remain as official consultant, but he made it very very clear in his after show chat that, while he says he of course loves the show and is eager to now be a viewer, he wants as little involvement as possible as he felt worn out by it... He didn't even act coy to the comments about whether he might still pen an episode, etc.
I am curious to see what's next (and the new showrunner, Mark Huddis, while his main claim to fame seems to be as an exec producer at That 70s Show of all things, is buddies with Ball--they worked together on Cybil, and did script three of the strongest episodes of the last two seasons of True Blood), but a part of me wonders if it should have ended now. I'm excited to see what will happen with Warlowe, and Billith, but I can also see Billith becoming a comic book supervillain, and the show just overstaying its welcome.
While I, unlike many fans, loved how the show had so many characters and stories (even if sometimes I felt they could be integrated better together--something they improved on this season--it's a lot to leave someone to deal with. And while there have been examples, in my comparison to daytime soap operas and comic books, of new writers coming in and doing a fine job of dealing with the end of the previous writer's run while adding their new stuff, I can't think of it working *once* on a primetime show. (OK, I never watched, but i guess people thought West Wing when John Wells replaced Sorkin was at least... OK, but...)
My only real worry is there are SOOO many open ended stories for next year--more than every other season which usually has one major cliffhanger. A part of me thinks this is Alan Ball's gift now that he's leaving as headwriter so that the new showrunner will have many starting points.
But the cynic in me can't help thinking he's saying "Ha! Look what I left you with!". It's been done before--I can think of many successful soap opera headwriters, and also superhero comic book authors who leave their works on a high only to have the new writer in completely at odds with what to do, and it falling apart. I know HBO claimed that Alan Ball will remain as official consultant, but he made it very very clear in his after show chat that, while he says he of course loves the show and is eager to now be a viewer, he wants as little involvement as possible as he felt worn out by it... He didn't even act coy to the comments about whether he might still pen an episode, etc.
I am curious to see what's next (and the new showrunner, Mark Huddis, while his main claim to fame seems to be as an exec producer at That 70s Show of all things, is buddies with Ball--they worked together on Cybil, and did script three of the strongest episodes of the last two seasons of True Blood), but a part of me wonders if it should have ended now. I'm excited to see what will happen with Warlowe, and Billith, but I can also see Billith becoming a comic book supervillain, and the show just overstaying its welcome.
While I, unlike many fans, loved how the show had so many characters and stories (even if sometimes I felt they could be integrated better together--something they improved on this season--it's a lot to leave someone to deal with. And while there have been examples, in my comparison to daytime soap operas and comic books, of new writers coming in and doing a fine job of dealing with the end of the previous writer's run while adding their new stuff, I can't think of it working *once* on a primetime show. (OK, I never watched, but i guess people thought West Wing when John Wells replaced Sorkin was at least... OK, but...)
#283
Posted: 1/17/13 at 11:29am
#284
Posted: 3/9/13 at 2:42pm
#285
Posted: 3/9/13 at 4:03pm
Hrmm, it seems a worry when a new showrunner bails before his work has even made it to screen. I know Ball has said some guarded comments about how he wanted the show to end last year and how others opened up the ending--I love True Blood for all its campy excess and will keep watching, but am kinda worried about the change in showrunner.
(That link isn't quite right--Ball is an EP on Banshee--which I like but doesn't seem to be making much of anb impression--but not involved in the writing as he has said.)
(That link isn't quite right--Ball is an EP on Banshee--which I like but doesn't seem to be making much of anb impression--but not involved in the writing as he has said.)
#286
Posted: 3/9/13 at 4:16pm
You watch a lot of TV!
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#287
Posted: 3/10/13 at 7:10pm
You have a point!
#288
Posted: 3/10/13 at 8:02pm
Thank you!
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#289
Posted: 3/31/13 at 2:09am
#290
Posted: 3/31/13 at 9:39am
Holy shiz! Was that Rutger Hauer?!
Pretty pretty please don't you ever ever feel like you're less than f**ckin' perfect!
#291
Posted: 3/31/13 at 10:18am
It indeed was. He is a new vampire. Hopefully along the lines of Russell who I, for one, will miss.
He plays Macklyn, but maybe he's Warlow as well?
He plays Macklyn, but maybe he's Warlow as well?
Updated On: 3/31/13 at 10:18 AM
#292
Posted: 3/31/13 at 2:13pm
Rudger is sixty-freaking-nine. How is that possible?
Pretty pretty please don't you ever ever feel like you're less than f**ckin' perfect!
#293
Posted: 3/31/13 at 3:01pm
Please give Pam more to do tis season.
"I think lying to children is really important, it sets them off on the right track" -Sherie Rene Scott-
#294
Posted: 3/31/13 at 11:16pm
And not a werepanther in sight!
#295
Posted: 4/1/13 at 1:01am
*SPOILERS*
I like what one poster said about Rudger. He might very well be Niall, Sookie's fairy grandfather. Awesome character in the books.
I like what one poster said about Rudger. He might very well be Niall, Sookie's fairy grandfather. Awesome character in the books.
#297
Posted: 5/4/13 at 1:50pm
I was hoping Bill would be soaked in bloody gore permanently.
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#298
Posted: 5/4/13 at 1:56pm
I know! I'm curious to see where they go with that. Although Community suffered this year after the loss of its showrunner, I'm hoping that True Blood rises above the loss of Alan Ball. At least in True Blood's case, he left willingly, whereas Dan Harmon was ousted from Community.
Glimpses of Jessica, Tara, and Pam make me so happy. If only there was a way to bring Nan Flanagan back!
Glimpses of Jessica, Tara, and Pam make me so happy. If only there was a way to bring Nan Flanagan back!
#299
Posted: 5/4/13 at 2:24pm
For the love of all that is nonliving, please tell me that I didn't just glimpse the aftermath of Billith & Jess doing the nasty.
#FactsMatter...your feelings not so much.
#300
Posted: 5/4/13 at 2:53pm
I rewatched it to see if I missed that the first time, but I didn't see it. The only time I saw Bill and Jessica together was near the end where it looks like he's carrying her.
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