One 'True Blood' Character Will Change Sexual Orientation

I'm trying to figure out who is left on the show that isn't gay. My money though is on Tara since for the last 3 seasons she's had the absolutely worst luck with men.

They are awesome.

I never heard of the books before the TV show and to be honest they don't have the details that the show has. But I will say after reading the 4th book I am extremely excited about the 4th season of True Blood!!!!!

away from the books. Up until about book 11 they are awesome. I love the show, but it's quite a bit different than the books. I couldn't stand the Mary Ann storyline.

And Lafayette has to be my favorite character on that show.

in the books. That doesn't mean I won't be tuning in! :)

sure your son is asleep!" Oy, was she right. ;)

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After a while, I was beginning to feel the Mary Ann bits were filler. I have a couple more episodes left, and it seems they're finally putting the Mary Ann thread into gear towards some kind of conclusion.

I have read the first 8 books and I think that, for the most part, True Blood has improved on them dramatically. I am really looking forward to the fourth season.

:evilgrin:

I thought the books weren't very detailed - it was almost fluffy ready that focused mainly on Bill & Sookie with little details into the rest of Bon Temp. I suspect if the books were made into movies the movies would have followed the books in the same level of detail. By turning the books into a TV series, Alan Ball was able to really flesh out the books and build some of the secondary characters that get a mention. I heard the author is very happy with the series and has even done a cameo in one episode.

But I wonder how much longer the TV will follow the books. Although many substories have been created to add to the series, the TV show usually followed the books main plot line. Season 1 matched the first book with Sookie and Bill meeting along with the murders in Bon Temp. Season 2 and book 2 had the battle between the Dallas vamps and the religious crazies. Season 3 and book 3 was about the Jackson werewolves and the king of Mississippi. Previews show that the witches of book 4 will play a big roll in season 4. But season 5 brought in an outside love interest for Sookie - and with Bill, Eric and Alcide all pining for Sookie do we need one more in the mix?

I thought Quinn sounded hot as Georgia asphalt!



Laura

four supes (sometimes five) can get a bit tiresome..Although, if people are right -Sookie may soon be juggling 4 to 5 supes -and- her best friend haha

But she's already got enough potential mates on her plate - she needs to share the wealth

:rofl:

I hope they keep doing what they are doing. I really like what Ball is doing and I don't wonder that the author does too.

I am not sure if the Were-tiger is all that important to the story-line, especially as far as 'dating' Sookie is concerned, too many suitors can get tiresome, although I -did- find his relationship with the Weres very interesting.

:hi:

:P It's a Buster Keaton v. Charlie Chaplin moment. Seriously though, when the show stops following the books in any way shape or form is when I'll stop watching it.

Dead or otherwise! She'd be my guess.

Can't wait!

poor Tara

Maybe I shouldn't say "little" but hell, I'm old next to her. She's one of those actors that I expect I'd be astonished at how different she is when out of character.

Be a little odd if the two black characters were both gay, though.

:P