Monday, September 12, 2011
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'True Blood' recap: Season 4 finale, 'And When I Die' According to True Blood, Halloween is the day when the wall between the living and the dead is the thinnest, and that's true for the season 4 finale. Many, many dead and former characters return while a whole bunch of current ones get killed. It's a total blood bath full of some very huge cliffhangers. So we set up Season 5, and boy do we ever. Here were the cliffhangers, from worst to best: So where does this leave us? Well, we likely get a slightly leaner core cast next year, which is a plus, because it seems like we’re in for a real vampire war — one that will feature Russell Edgington and Steve Newlin. I probably won’t think about it too much between now and then — it is True Blood…
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Lisa Brennen dishes about True Blood: Season 4, Episode 10, 'Burning Down the House’
Expected levels of carnage at the Tolerance festival kickoff this episode. People are getting murdered. Mind-controlled Vampires kill people everywhere, and instead of just mind-controlling Bill, Antonia throws her new Northman dog at him so there can be a vicious fight. Eric survives, but he gets his memory back. While his past has returned to him, his time with Sookie hasn’t been forgotten. Despite his memory returning, he still loves her and wants to hear that she still loves him. But Sookie just can’t return the favor. Instead, she has to say that she loves Bill too. Moving onto more relationship issues, Jessica has no guilt about sleeping with Jason, but he’s a wreck over it. He regrets it immediately and doesn’t think he’ll be able …
Monday, August 8, 2011
Lisa Brennan dishes about True Blood Season 4 Episode 7. Despite the three ludicrous plot points (Lafayette, Jessica and Jason), it has to be pointed out that the last 10 minutes of the episode were very effective.
The blood certainly hit the fan last night as things got real for the budding war between witches and vampires. Antonia successfully entered Marnie’s body and in a Voldemort-meets-Quirrell sort of way, she used her human host to try to achieve her ultimate end: the destruction of every living (er, you know what we mean) vampire around. The sex scene continued between Sookie and Eric, and it is rumored the famous shower scene from book 4 will be in next weeks episode. I was glad that Eric was not biting Sookie the way Bill used to. Wondering if Eric does bite Sookie if he will lose control like he did with Sookie’s fairy godmother. Back in Mexico, Jesus’s father reveals that Lafayette, like Marnie, is a medium. This is probably …
Monday, July 18, 2011
Columnist, Lisa Brennan racaps True Blood Season 4, Episode 4: ''I’m Alive And On Fire."
Jason escapes Hotshot in the backwoods of Bon Temps, whittles a spear out of a random stick (someone’s been watching Man vs Wild), hops up into a tree and stabs Felton. Meanwhile, Crystal shows up all bat-crazy and naked, and attempts to get Jason to come back to Hotshot to be her “panther man.” Sounds fun. We’re pretty sure this is the first time Jason’s ever rejected someone whose boobs were on full display. Bill heads over to Portia’s house to meet her and Andy’s grandmother, Caroline Bellefleur, a flossy lady who thinks Red Bull is tacky. Too bad the party ends early when Bill finds out he’s Portia’s great-great-great-great granddaughter -- and that relationship came to a screaming halt. Eric, after killing Sookie’s fairy godmother, …
Lisa Brennan
8:02 am on Wednesday, September 14, 2011
I don't want to count Tara out especially because i have seen nothing indicating that she is leaving the show. I am with you Kelly that scene was amazing i was't crying but surely one of Anna's strongest scenes of the season. @ Haze the point of hotShot is likely unknown especially to the writers :-) They likely were just trying something out. more ›