True Blood
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Welcome back to Bon Temps, home to mystery, Southern sensuality, and dark secrets. Tara finds herself in love and under a spell; Sam puts his trust in an unlikely ally; Jason becomes involved with an anti-vampire sect; and Eric recruits Sookie to investigate the disappearance of a 2,000-year-old vampire.
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Based on the Sookie Stackhouse novels by Charlaine Harris
DVD release of episodes originally broadcast on HBO television in 2009
DVD include features: audio commentary; featurette
disc. 1, episode 1. Nothing but the blood / written by Alexander Woo, directed by Daniel Minahan ; episode 2. Keep this party going / written by Brian Buckner, directed by Michael Lehmann -- disc 2, episode 3. Scratches / written by Raelle Tucker, directed by Scott Winant ; episode 4. Shake and fingerpop / written by Alan Ball, directed by Michael Lehmann -- disc 3, episode 5. Never let me go / written by Nancy Oliver, directed John Dahl ; episode 6. Hard hearted Hannah / written by Brian Buckner, directed by Michael Lehmann ; episode 7. Release me / written by Raelle Tucker, directed by Michael Ruscio -- disc 4, episode 8. Timebomb / written by Alexander Woo, directed John Dahl ; episode 9. I will rise up / written by Nancy Oliver, directed by Scott Winant ; episode 10. New world in my view / written by Kate Barnow & Elisabeth R. Finch, directed by Adam Davidson -- disc 5. episode 11. Franzy / written by Alan Ball, directed by Daniel Minahan ; episode 12. Beyond here lies nothin' / written by Alexander Woo, directed by Michael Cuesta
DVD ; widescreen (16:9) presentation ; Dolby digital 5.1 surround (English and French) and 2.0 stereo. (Spanish)
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Add a SummarySet in the fictional town of Bon Temps, Sookie Stackhouse, a waitress, discovers a new world of creatures when she falls in love with Bill Compton, a vampire.
Sometimes gory, a bit of nudity, but amusing.
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Add a NoticeSexual Content: This title contains Sexual Content.
Violence: This title contains Violence.
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Sexual Content: quite a few sex scenes (there probably isn't one episode without somebody naked)
Violence: well...they ARE vampires...what did you expect
Coarse Language: This title contains Coarse Language.
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Add a Quote(Bill to Russell Edgington) "You're three thousand years old and a King! Yet you hide behind guards, werewolves and baby Vampires! Are you a coward, or are you just lazy?!"
Pam: I thought prostitutes were good at keeping secrets. Lafayette Reynolds: Oh, don't get it twisted honeycone. I'm a survivor first, capitalist second and a whole bunch of shit after that. But a hooker dead last! So if I've got even a Jew at an Al Qaida pep rally's shot at getting my black a** up out of this motherf**ker I'm taking it!
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Add a CommentTrash, mostly about sex.
I agree, the first season was better. i got bored halfway through this one, but i will keep watching!
Great season, but I liked the first season better!! Will keep watching for sure though. Disc's I had skipped a lot which was really annoying.
The Discs did not play at all
This show came highly recommended by friends and family. It's not a bad show, and it is enjoyable. The characters aren't very deep, so if something bad happens to them I don't really care. But that's okay. This isn't meant to be Shakespeare.
True Blood is the 'Dark Shadows' of the 21st Century. A great vampire soap opera that one cannot take too seriously thanks to the humor peppered throughout. very enjoyable!
The second season introduces some new characters and themes. Some episodes are better than others, but overall an entertaining season.
I thought this was way better than season one. The show finally feels like its going some where. I would recommend this show to fans of vampire type movies.
The first season was sexy and fun. The second is just plain silly, though still a little sexy.
I give the second season the same grade as the first, but I liked it slightly less. Something was different about it. It seemed at times that they were reaching for the next twist or next new thing to introduce. I didn't feel like the new characters were as interesting as the ones from the first season. Still hooked on the show, but just wasn't as impressed with the second helping.