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"True Blood" says goodbye to season three with an episode that's everything the show is not: tame, lame...and frankly, kind of boring.
The penultimate "True Blood" episode of the season, unlike the Emmy Awards it aired against, was a bit of a snore.
"True Blood" finally reveals the truth about Sookie's true nature.
"True Blood" gives spine-tingling a whole new meaning as Russell shows America his true colors, while also showing us someone's spinal column.
Tonight's "True Blood" featured lots of lovely sex and violence, which means it was like every other episode. Don't worry, this is a good thing.
"True Blood" brings us one step closer to discovering Sookie's big secret in an episode filled with blood, violence, vampire politics and idyllic coma dreams.
"True Blood" lives up to its reputation as one of the bloodiest good times on television this week, with an hour full of lovely, bloody gore.
In yet another jam-packed episode, "True Blood" shows us Franklin Mott's crazy underbelly, reveals a bit more of Eric's past, and gives us another glimpse of Sookie's mysterious powers.
"True Blood" moves each of its numerous storylines along this week with everyone ending the episode in more peril than when it began.
A lot happened on this episode of "True Blood," including the debut of the very awesome werewolf Alcide, but all anyone is going to be able to remember is that final (completely twisted) scene.
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