Even True Blood‘s Vampires Know Everybody’s Pink On the Inside
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While it didn’t pick up where Bill and Sam left off, last night’s True Blood did keep the same-sex erotica coming.
Two hundred-year-old Pam, sidekick to Eric, was having herself a tasty lady feast when interrupted by newly indoctrinated vamp Jessica Hamby. Forgive the elderly vampire, for she doesn’t know that texting and talking during cunnilingus are rude phonography behaviors.
@Disgusted Gay American: True Blood hasn’t really been great since its first season. There are still one or two great moments every episode, but for the most part it’s not that good anymore. There are something like seven or eight storylines happening right now and only one or two aren’t completely boring.
I think Vampire Diaries is the superior vampire show these days.
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Well the world can breathe of collective sigh of relief because Baxter thinks True Blood is boring…….whew!
Baxter, to be frank, you’re an idiot dude. True Blood is off to an awesome start this season and continues to get better and better.
It is the best show on television-period.
Yeah Vampire Diaries – LOL- —-ooooh the angst of high school vampires and the oh so lame good brother vs. bad brother and the girls who love them. Baxter what are you a 12-year-old girl?
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This is technically True Blood’s first gay sex scene, isn’t it? I wouldn’t count Sophie Anne feeding from Hadley or Sam’s sex dream. I suppose they’re trying to ease us into the inevitable Eric/Lafayette scene. Pam is such a badass, I love that she’s getting more screentime this season!
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I agree that there are too many story lines this early in the season. It’s just a sign of an aging show They have to do more and more. But much like Heroes and Lost, they’re growing away from the mystery and wonder of the first season. Last night I had a moment where I realized humans still aren’t used to Vampires on the show. I’d forgotten because all you see are these small town people who pretend like all this supernatural stuff is second nature. There’s no more surprise and fear over what exists. Now we have werewolves and they’re not even batting an eye. TrueBlood may get five seasons. By then, there won’t be any mystery left and we’ll have forgotten there ever was any, again, like Lost and Heroes.
In the meantime, best show on summer television, hands down.
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grEAT SHOW- AWSOME EPISODE!