True Blood
True Blood
Is anyone besides me watching this television show? I'm beginning to suspect I might not enjoy the second season too much, but I'm sticking with it for now.
- AtemHutlrt
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My wife and her friends are deeply obsessed with this show. So much so that, last evening, they went over to the house of the one friend who has HBO -or Showtime, or whatever- to watch it, even though that friend is on vacation; she had left her key with the group just so they could come over and watch True Blood. I find this level of commitment to a tv show baffling -there's also the fact that I can't imagine actually following a tv show on tv rather than tvshack-.
When she got home, I, knowing nothing of the plot of the show beyond 'there is vampires', initiated this conversation:
"So did the girl-who's-not-a-vampire finally kiss the boy vampire, who's looks like he's from Melrose Place, but is actually like 300 years old?"
"No, they actually kissed a long time ago."
"Oh, so is she struggling with whether to stay with the sexy vampire, or to leave him for the bad-boy werewolf?"
"He's not a werewolf, he's a shapeshifter!"
When she got home, I, knowing nothing of the plot of the show beyond 'there is vampires', initiated this conversation:
"So did the girl-who's-not-a-vampire finally kiss the boy vampire, who's looks like he's from Melrose Place, but is actually like 300 years old?"
"No, they actually kissed a long time ago."
"Oh, so is she struggling with whether to stay with the sexy vampire, or to leave him for the bad-boy werewolf?"
"He's not a werewolf, he's a shapeshifter!"
The sun shines in my bedroom
when you play;
and the rain it always starts
when you go away
when you play;
and the rain it always starts
when you go away
The cocktease of a TV channel won't show me True Blood Season 2, it just shows me the trailer (which causes me to throw myself at the plasma in the hope exposing myself to it will make it cough up the goodies)
So I must bide my time, and wait, and plot, and obsessively watch Season 1 from my harddrive.
So I must bide my time, and wait, and plot, and obsessively watch Season 1 from my harddrive.
I really liked the first season, but for some reason I haven't been able to bring myself to season 2. To be fair, I haven't watched any TV in weeks (too busy actually doing things!)I'll get around to it when stuff calms down again.
One time I built a matter transporter, but things got screwed up (long story, lol) and I ended up turning into a kind of half-human, half-housefly monstrosity.
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Ok, the last episode (and most of them so far have been like this) had one helluva cliffhanger.
My wife and I have been following the show live (or OnDemand when we're busy Sunday nights) and it's been better than I expected.
Without spoiling anything last night's episode was excellent.
My wife and I have been following the show live (or OnDemand when we're busy Sunday nights) and it's been better than I expected.
Without spoiling anything last night's episode was excellent.
Quoth Drunken Master:
"When Colin Powell walks out of your cabinet because of doctrinal issues, you've got problems."
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"Bulldrek, where love and appreciation are accompanied by a volley of gunfire."
"When Colin Powell walks out of your cabinet because of doctrinal issues, you've got problems."
Quoth Moto42:
"Bulldrek, where love and appreciation are accompanied by a volley of gunfire."
- Salvation122
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I have to agree with you on that last point Deev. For me, red-heads have always been trouble, but I would gladly get into trouble with her.
Sal, do you think that the fact that Anna Paquin and Steven Moyer are actually a couple outside the show makes the sex scenes a little more voyeuristic now?
Sal, do you think that the fact that Anna Paquin and Steven Moyer are actually a couple outside the show makes the sex scenes a little more voyeuristic now?
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- Salvation122
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And somehow duller, because you just know that this won't be the first time they have rolled in the hay. Now, the Sookie and Eric scenes...I guess that's the fundemental difference between 'making love' and some fly shit f*ckin'.
Also, I must find myself a man called Benedict. Although knowing my luck my real-life hottie will turn out to be some puffy white banker in a bad suit who will rememble eggs rather than Eggs when nekkid.
Also, I must find myself a man called Benedict. Although knowing my luck my real-life hottie will turn out to be some puffy white banker in a bad suit who will rememble eggs rather than Eggs when nekkid.