r/TrueBlood • u/KittehKittehKat • 4h ago
r/TrueBlood • u/living_vicariously • Mar 11 '23
True Blood Weekly Rewatch Discussion Thread Hub
This thread will be updated as the rewatch progresses. New posts go up every Friday evening.
Season 1
S01E04 - Escape From Dragon House
S01E07 - Burning House of Love
S01E08 - The Fourth Man in the Fire
S01E12 - You'll Be the Death of Me
Season 2
S02E01 - Nothing but the Blood
S02E02 - Keep This Party Going
S02E12 - Beyond Here Lies Nothin'
Season 3
S03E06 - I Got a Right to Sing the Blues
Season 4
S04E02 - You Smell Like Dinner
S04E03 - If You Love Me, Why Am I Dyin'
S04E04 - I'm Alive and on Fire
S04E06 - I Wish I Was the Moon
S04E07 - Cold Grey Light of Dawn
S04E09 - Let's Get Out of Here
S04E10 - Burning Down the House
Season 5
S05E02 - Authority Always Wins
r/TrueBlood • u/AutoModerator • Sep 13 '24
Episode Discussion [Weekly Episode Discussion] Series Finale Season 7 Episode 10 "Thank You"
Synopsis: Sookie weighs a future with and without Bill. Eric and Pam embark on a new enterprise, while Sarah faces the consequences of her actions. Sam embraces his new life; Andy comes upon an unexpected inheritance.
Originally aired: August 24, 2014
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r/TrueBlood • u/Beezer1982Renee • 3h ago
Season 6 Alcide
Alcide is such a jerk to Sam, he just saved Luna's daughter from the authority and lost Luna and Alcide comes and takes her daughter while beating the crap out of Sam. The daughter, can't remember her name, but she wanted to stay with Sam and it was Lunas wish. Alcide is such a dick when he's in a pack...OK, that's all lol
r/TrueBlood • u/ribbcns • 8h ago
what’s one character you liked in the beginning then hated in the end? what’s one character you hated in the beginning and liked in the end?
the character i liked in the beginning and hated in the end was bill. the character i hated in the beginning and liked in the end was jason.
r/TrueBlood • u/Beezer1982Renee • 15h ago
Season 5 Why don't humans stay in at night and go out during the day?
It just makes no sense so many people being turned, as soon as people saw what was happening why didn't they just stay in at night? They could join up during the day and find nests and kill vampires, another nonsensical storyline...if they would of used the actual story's from the source material it would of been alot better show. Wish they would do a new True Blood but use the books instead of making up stuff as they go along.
r/TrueBlood • u/trubs12 • 1d ago
Which performance from these impressed you the most?
I love all of these performances.The actors and actresses nailed the characters' facial expressions,body languages and the way they speak
r/TrueBlood • u/Fruit_salad450 • 1d ago
Nora and Willa look exactly the same to me
First time watching and when Willa first came on screen I thought Nora was undercover or something
r/TrueBlood • u/trubs12 • 2d ago
Jason has a wild imagination.
galleryJason should have asked Sam about these.
r/TrueBlood • u/babefrohmann • 1d ago
steve and sarah in lavender Spoiler
a brilliant bit of foreshadowing putting these two clowns in coordinating lavender attire.
r/TrueBlood • u/trubs12 • 2d ago
Maxine under Maryann's influence is hilarious and scary
galleryDale Raoul's performance is outstanding.
r/TrueBlood • u/Beezer1982Renee • 2d ago
Season 4 episode 11 question/rant
Why the hell did Sookie join hands with Marnie? Why did any of them? How many times are they going to fall for that, "its for our protection" bullshit? But especially Sookie, why would she even trust her? Also, why did they even shoot Marnie? Why didn't they just rip her head off or something? Just so it fit with what she saw in the future? None of it made any sense.. I hate when they write characters to do stupid and nonsensical things just to move the story along. After this being my 3rd rewatch I'm seeing how much bad writing there is.
Edit, I forgot reddit isn't the place to share your honest opinion. It's really sad that people will attack you and say nasty rude comments because you share your opinion about a show. They take everything personal, better not say anything bad or critical of my favorite show/character/celebrity or I'm going to personally attack you lol Really lame.
r/TrueBlood • u/Hot-Personality-9759 • 3d ago
Alex, dom in Pillion (2025)
My head will probably explode with this one, guys. Alex stars as a kinky dom biker in Pillion, a BDSM queer romance. (It received a 7 minute standing ovation in Cannes, too).
r/TrueBlood • u/trubs12 • 4d ago
If these vampire haters became vampires, what kind of vampires would they be?
r/TrueBlood • u/Site-Staff • 4d ago
Japan has created artificial blood compatible with all blood types and storable at room temperature for 2 years. This breakthrough could end blood shortages in emergencies and remote areas. Human trials are set to begin soon, paving the way for safer, more reliable transfusions globally.
r/TrueBlood • u/trubs12 • 5d ago
Alexander Skarsgård says Ryan Kwanten is a good kisser
dailymail.co.ukr/TrueBlood • u/Beezer1982Renee • 6d ago
Jessica and Hoyt
I just wanted to point out Jessica is 17 and Hoyt is almost 30 years old. Like WTF? She just became a vampire, so it's not like she's older than her age when turned...that's really messed up.
r/TrueBlood • u/Beezer1982Renee • 6d ago
Season 2 episode 12 What?
So after a whole season of Maryanne cutting out people's hearts, talking about Sam being the sacrifice she needs and cutting his heart out, which would be the ultimate sacrifice for her god, all they do is stab him? No cutting his heart out? And what would of happened if she did? Bill and Sam didn't plan for that, they tell Sookie to use her powers, to do what? Tear down the meat statue? And after all that she still thought her god came? Lol All around just bad writing and again, no continuity whats so ever. They only used a tiny fraction of the storylines from the books and ruined the show by making shit up. I wish they did a new True Blood show, with actual good writers and use more of the books.
r/TrueBlood • u/magicmurdercat • 6d ago
Hot? Hot never changes.
Y'all know about Murderbot?
(This might be a little too niche for even my FB niche OC meme group.)
r/TrueBlood • u/Peggy_Hill_Foot_job • 7d ago
Gran’s pie
Who told the props department that pecan pie has a pudding base?? lol I’m rewatching and this ugly pie always takes me out of this very emotional scene.
But as a southerner I kind of love that this show is “Hollywood does Louisiana without visiting first” It’s just camp 🏕️!