True Blood Season 6 — Page 21

I think they're just deliberately tanking Terry's character at this point. The ifrit story was a series low, and the aftershocks of it this year are just as bad.

When Sam popped up I looked at the timer and it was about 35 minutes in. I was surprised to have him turn up so late in the episode.

My nitpick for the week - I guess it's actually two-fold, but they are sort of related. 1) Didn't Sookie and the fairies reconstruct her parent's death, and didn't they "see" that Warlow had attacked them because he smelled fairy blood on that band-aid? Now, Sookie was suddenly in the trunk?

2. Shouldn't LaLa as Daddy (I can't remember his first name, but I remember the mom was Michelle) Stackhouse have sounded more like Daddy Stackhouse and less like Lafayette? Since Lafayette is so specific in the way he talks, I was surprised there wasn't more of a differentiation when he was speaking as Sookie's father. Has Lala actually ever spoken while he was channeling someone? I can't remember if the voice thing is consistent or inconsistent.

Apologies if I missed this here, but I just read on Vulture, " And in this episode, we learn that Niall, Sookie's great-grandfather, is Warlow's kid." We did? I remember the scene at the camp, but I missed that Niall was Warlow's son.

Yeah, though the weird thing is they are interviewing Andy and he just seems to go with it, but honestly, that's how it is with a lot of Vulture articles - they interviewer says something that's wrong by the interviewer just doesn't notice or doesn't care. And since that's not his direct plotline, he may just not have known.

I thought the kindred thing was just about them both being fairies, too.

Also, why does everyone with fairy blood except for Sookie and Hunter age so oddly?

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One more quibble (even a much improved episode still has its issues): Exactly how can a person rescind a vampire's invitation when it's not even their home or their initial invitation?


Oh, and it apparently has at least one more season left

Updated On: 7/15/13 at 12:58 PM

It definitely is good news to hear after a good episode.

Praise Lillith! Praise Jesus! Praise Moses's Cock!

I just finished last night's episode and hurried over here as quick as I can to see Wynbish and PRS' disappointment!

I actually thought it was the best episode out of all five this season, and absolutely loved it. Agreed that there were a lot of "Huh?" moments but to me it had the perfect combo of action, drama, and comedy. I forgot about all of those plot holes and inconsistencies for 57 glorious minutes.

Was very moved by the Andy/Holly moment, even though I was prepared to fast forward, and loved Lafayette more prominently featured.. as he should be. Did not mind Sam's very brief scene but I did skip the Alcide bar scene (I honestly could care less about him) and Terry's character arc is just laughable at this point. Time to kill off someone else, please.

Also, where did Nora go? Love how they have brought so many damn characters into this show that there will be weeks where characters just randomly disappear. As I said before, it's time to kill someone off and let this show breathe a little bit. But, overall, I'm with Jordan on this. One of the best episodes I have seen in the last couple of seasons and the best of Season 6 thus far.

I think in order to really understand Warlow and his motivations, we need to see him completely naked and just to truly know his motivations, we should probably see him masturbate.

I wouldn't call my reaction disappointment, either. I do think the two previous episodes were "better," but that doesn't mean I won't rewatch the current episode 3-5 times before the next one, like i do every week. For what it's worth, I think this is the best season since season 3.

Tara's voice was different again this week, but I think I've figured out the difference - she has two ways of speaking: There's the sort of "High Hillbilly" where she's really twangy and nasal and the other voice she uses, which is still accented, but where she sounds less than a character from Dogpatch. Last night she was using the second voice, where most of the season she's been High Hillbilly.

"For what it's worth, I think this is the best season since season 3."

Yes. That is definitely true, PRS. Couldn't be happier that they have already announced a Season 7 renewal.

Phyllis, it's not that she was baffled by it in that she didn't know how to use one, like last season's e-mail debacle. She walked into her meeting with her production team, said something about the Washington team, and didn't know they were on speaker phone with said Washington team. Honest mistake.

And do you think Tara's High Hillbilly voice and "screw them all!" attitude this season has been a way to either fit in with Pam or trying to be like Pam, either voluntarily or involuntarily? She wasn't even near Pam in this episode, and there was a difference.

That leaves Nora, Jessica, Tara, or Willa. I like how many of the female vampires (with Lorena and Pam-is-short-for-Pamela-right?) have -a names, and Nan should go, "F*CK you if you call me Nana."

It would be poetic justice if Sara is now knocked up by Jason and she bore a panther cub.

I know...I know...ain't nobody got time for no were-panther foolishness.

Sara delivered the best zinger of the night with "my body is a temple..." Somehow the series has grabbed my attention again. Before last night episode's I was all but ready to give it up for good.

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