In the first three minutes of True Blood’s Season 4, Sookie and Claudine crash a hoppin’ fairy party and all we can say is wow! Sookie needs to hit up whatever mall these fairies are buying their clothes from because we’ve never seen anyone look better in a toga.
Check out six things we’ve learned from this magical sneak peek!
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Friday, June 3, 2011
Complexity
From: http://www.examiner.com/tv-in-huntsville/12-most-complex-characters-on-tv-part-2
5. Eric Northman from True Blood- Well, duh. A two-thousand year old vampire with real feelings for a human must have some issues. And what a past he’s got. History like clockwork (mainly because it is). Eric Northman, vaguely introduced to us in Season One of the HBO series, True Blood, and we all took notice, even then. His character has gradually evolved into someone of magnitude and complexities. Mixed with angst, sexual frustrations, and violent (yes...) “underlining dangerous anger”. Where is he going now in Season Four? His character is a bit different from the book, as he doesn’t seem as cruel, but he still helms a vicious personality and disgust towards humans. That is until he meets Sookie, and sees what kind of hold he has on Bill. He is the “Anti-Hero”. But what really draws us to his character so much? Yes, him physically is astonishing, but there is something else there. Each episode, Eric reveals another facet to his personality. He can be scary, humorous, and confusing all at the same time. He knows his own strength and that may sometimes intimidate people around him. He may even come across as arrogant. But he has changed over the years so far. From antagonist to somewhat of a off-beat hero. Numerous times he has risked his life to save Sookie. He’s capable of love, but usually back out of it. Why? Maybe he’s scared of it and/or confused. But it is hard to believe that after two-thousand years, he has never come to know the emotion that is “love”. He’s almost like a star-stricken child with his fascination with Sookie. He’s gentle with her more than he is even with his progeny, Pam. The only individual Eric has showed pure emotion over, was his maker. He is loyal and thoroughly protective. Even in Season Three, when he uses Sookie to get his revenge after the slaughtering of his family (by Russell Eddington), he remains her guardian. When Bill fails, he’s there, doing it better than him. He is still progressing in his relationships with everyone in the cast. He’s even making new friends in allies (Lafayette & Sam). And hopefully in Season Four, we see a lot more of this. Credit to Alexander SkarsgĂ„rd.
Continue reading on Examiner.com 12 Most Complex Characters on TV (Part 2) - Huntsville TV | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/tv-in-huntsville/12-most-complex-characters-on-tv-part-2#ixzz1OBmYg4FB
5. Eric Northman from True Blood- Well, duh. A two-thousand year old vampire with real feelings for a human must have some issues. And what a past he’s got. History like clockwork (mainly because it is). Eric Northman, vaguely introduced to us in Season One of the HBO series, True Blood, and we all took notice, even then. His character has gradually evolved into someone of magnitude and complexities. Mixed with angst, sexual frustrations, and violent (yes...) “underlining dangerous anger”. Where is he going now in Season Four? His character is a bit different from the book, as he doesn’t seem as cruel, but he still helms a vicious personality and disgust towards humans. That is until he meets Sookie, and sees what kind of hold he has on Bill. He is the “Anti-Hero”. But what really draws us to his character so much? Yes, him physically is astonishing, but there is something else there. Each episode, Eric reveals another facet to his personality. He can be scary, humorous, and confusing all at the same time. He knows his own strength and that may sometimes intimidate people around him. He may even come across as arrogant. But he has changed over the years so far. From antagonist to somewhat of a off-beat hero. Numerous times he has risked his life to save Sookie. He’s capable of love, but usually back out of it. Why? Maybe he’s scared of it and/or confused. But it is hard to believe that after two-thousand years, he has never come to know the emotion that is “love”. He’s almost like a star-stricken child with his fascination with Sookie. He’s gentle with her more than he is even with his progeny, Pam. The only individual Eric has showed pure emotion over, was his maker. He is loyal and thoroughly protective. Even in Season Three, when he uses Sookie to get his revenge after the slaughtering of his family (by Russell Eddington), he remains her guardian. When Bill fails, he’s there, doing it better than him. He is still progressing in his relationships with everyone in the cast. He’s even making new friends in allies (Lafayette & Sam). And hopefully in Season Four, we see a lot more of this. Credit to Alexander SkarsgĂ„rd.
Continue reading on Examiner.com 12 Most Complex Characters on TV (Part 2) - Huntsville TV | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/tv-in-huntsville/12-most-complex-characters-on-tv-part-2#ixzz1OBmYg4FB
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
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First 3 Minutes!!!
6 Things We’ve Learned From the First Three Minutes of True Blood Season 4
about 24 hours ago by Mehera Bonner
Photo Credit: John P. Johnson/HBO
1. Fairies spend all their time getting high off glowing fruit.
Yes, while they aren’t busy deciding which glittery tiara to pair with their giant crystal necklaces (we’re looking at you, Lloyd), fairies munch on iridescent apples. But there seems to be something sinister about these glowing bites of happiness... Has no one seen Snow White?
2. Fairies love magical flute music.
Visiting Fairyland is like have a front row seat to Riverdance — except without the clogging. We don’t know where the flute playing and chimes are coming from, but we do know that it’s so not party music. How about a little Beyonce to lighten the mood? Did you bring your iPod, Sookie?
3. Sookie has a fairy godmother.
Ever since we met Claudine, we suspected that she was Sookie’s godmother, but now it’s official! Minus the pornographic sex and a couple of murders, Sookie’s living the life of a Disney princess.
4. Barry the Bellboy is a fairy, too!
We definitely didn’t expect to see Sookie’s fellow telepath, Barry, to be in Fairy Town, but apparently Barry’s hip to the fairy lifestyle because while Sookie’s busy getting her bearings, he’s all “Let’s get blazed!” We’re just glad Barry’s in a better mood than the last time we saw him.
5. Sookie has a grandaddy!
It’s just one big family reunion up in here! Sookie runs into her Grandpa Earl, who’s more than a little creepy (but it might have something to do with the fruit drugs). Didn’t Sookie say her entire family was dead? Uh oh, are fairies immortal? Sookie + Bill/Eric for eternity!
6. Fairyland seems to exist outside time and space.
Grandaddy Earl saw Sookie 20 years ago, but he seems to think that he hung with her last week. Either Papa Stackhouse can time travel, or he’s way more senile than Sookie remembers.
Sookie's given a tour of the fairy home turf in this special sneak peek of True Blood Season 4!
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