Episode 6 of Season 6, however, marks a huge reveal that follows through to the final season of the show–the invention of Hep-V. As a result, much of Season 6 focuses on a new worldwide fear and hatred of vampires. Bill and some other familiar characters fall into this plan and end up not only killing thousands of humans, but destroying the True Blood factories that enabled vampires to “come out of the coffin ” in the first place. In Season 5, the famed, but vague “authority” is revealed to be a radical religious vampire group keen on making humans slaves to vampires. Much of the conflict of Season 6, at least for the vampires, is a direct result of the shenanigans that occurred during the prior season. It’s perhaps one of the most tragic moments of the show. Nevertheless, “True Blood” pulls the carpet from under our feet at the end of the episode. At first things go very well and we feel things have resolved for Terry. Fearing that he’s planning something, Arlene has him glamoured (hypnotized) by a vampire, allowing for him to live a life without any of his emotional wounds. He’s haunted by these demons (sometimes literally), which leads to a pivotal, heartbreaking moment in “Don’t You Feel Me.” Terry, more depressed than usual, meets with an old army buddy who requests to be killed. To remind you all, Terry served in Iraq, where he was part of a mission that left innocents dead. Throughout the show we’ve seen Terry go from a timid and paranoid loner to a family man (who is still very much paranoid).
Hopefully, that excitement will only grow as we come closer to the third season premiere.One of the most lovable, albeit damaged characters to appear on “True Blood” is Terry Bellefleur (Todd Lowe), cousin to Andy and wife to waitress Arlene. Thankfully, these episode descriptions have helped to reinvigorate my excitement. To be honest, I have started to ignore the barrage of promotion that HBO has been putting out for the third season of True Blood. Haunted by visions from his past, Bill (Stephen Moyer) makes a surprising pledge of allegiance. Jason is distracted from his police exams Bud (William Sanderson) reaches the end of his rope Arlene (Carrie Preston) copes with unexpected news Franklin charms Tara, and gets Jessica (Deborah Ann Woll) out of a jam Eric bequeaths a gift to Lafayette (Nelsan Ellis). in the company of Alcide (Joe Manganiello), a werewolf bodyguard assigned by Eric to protect her.
In search of Bill, Sookie heads to Jackson, Miss. Russell Edgington (Denis O’Hare), the Vampire King of Mississippi, concocts a plan to consolidate his power Eric remembers his past Sam tests the strength of his family bonds Tara finds an ally in shady vampire Franklin Mott (James Frain).Įpisode #3: “It Hurts Me Too”Written by Alexander Woo directed by Michael Lehmann. Sookie (Anna Paquin) turns to Eric (Alexander Skarsgård) for help in finding Bill (Stephen Moyer) Andy (Chris Bauer) urges Jason (Ryan Kwanten) to stay the course Sam (Sam Trammell) reconnects with his past Tara (Rutina Wesley) seeks refuge from her grief.Įpisode #2: “Beautifully Broken”Written by Raelle Tucker directed by Scott Winant. Take a look at the episode descriptions below :Įpisode #1: “Pack of Wolves”Written by Brian Buckner directed by Daniel Minahan. While this may appear to be spoilers to some, if you’ve read the books or our previous True Blood spoiler post, this is nothing new.
In the first three episodes, viewers will see Sam seeking out his birth parents, Tara getting involved with a “shady vampire,” Jason attempting to become a police officer, Eric assigning Alcide the werewolf to protect Sookie and the Vampire King of Mississippi consolidating this power – yeah, I don’t know what that means either.Īs always, it wouldn’t be True Blood if Jessica wasn’t getting herself in trouble or if Arlene wasn’t forced to deal with “unexpected news.” Fans can look forward to both occurring in the month of June. With less than a month until the premiere of the third season of True Blood, HBO has released descriptions of the first three episodes.įor the first time, with the exception of the official trailers, True Blood fans are now able to sink their teeth into something more than teaser posters, collectible posters, teaser clips and minisodes that HBO has been assaulting us with these past couple of months.
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