True Blood Season 6 — Page 30

I like to try and narrow down the ages of the really old characters, too. My beloved Nan revealed her age just seconds before she was staked. It's one of my favorite things about the show, contemplating characters who lived for hundreds or even thousands of years and what it must be to like to have experienced so much of the history of the world.

I'll never get tired of telling people who already know how much I loved her how much I loved her.

A certain True Blood alumnus has a role in Tom Cruise's JACK REACHER which I watched last night on demand.

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I think the same thing. "Don't trust that Cajun!"

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Two episodes left!

Good riddance to Steve, but I was hoping we'd finally be done with Sarah, too. This show is crazy and I love it so much. I can't believe there is only one episode left.

Do you guys remember back when Tara was on the show?

Yup she is Kendra the booking agent for ACN. I just love me some Lettie Mae. I am not surprised Sarah is still going to be around. Also that last moment with Pam, just too good...Also when she was dancing with her porky.

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Anna really delivered the goods. Her exchange with Billith was very entertaining and the eulogy at Terry's funeral quite moving. But, the flashback of Terry and Sookies' initial encounter reminded viewers of how grating her accent was early on.

I agree that Tara has all but disappeared this season and Lettie Mae was trying to bring cray cray back. Grandma BelleFleur & Mama Fortenberry added some levity to an otherwise somber occasion. Not feelin' the Jason/Vampirella love connection.

What was up with Eric's disappearing act? Was that a possible setup for a spin-off? And Lilith doesn't seem like the type of lady who takes no for an answer.

Perhaps this season's finale will be deliver a huge cliffhanger instead of the penultimate episode.

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I was hoping she'd get killed, too, because it seems like they're cleaning house.

I found last night to be a particularly gory/gruesome episode, from Sookie gnawing her arm open with her non-vampire teeth to that one doctor getting his junk totally ripped off.

I was obsessed with Arlene's "That was the sh!t" to Big John. AWESOME moment.

Very mixed reaction about this episode - major developments and, yet, it felt anticlimactic for me. The switching back and forth and extreme contrast between the facility and the funeral was so drastic that it took me out of the episode. To me, it never found its flow or momentum.

Is it wrong to admit that I skipped through every single Terry flashback? So over him.

Brian Buckner wrote it, and I can definitely see his "back to Season 1 basics" plan in what he wrote for this episode. I mean, that was classic Lala, in his flashback with Terry. Also, the Merlotte's waitresses at the counter waiting on food and talking. How often do we get that now?

Also, it reminded me of first season Sookie, a small-town girl who didn't know she was a faerie and who would greet everyone, even Mama Fortenberry.