Eric: “Your blood tastes like freedom Sookie, like sunshiine in a pretty blond bottle.”

Sookie: He’s a baby, they don’t think in word, but I’ll tell you one thing, he’s an old soul.

Arlene: He is rotten to the core, just like his daddy.

Sookie: “How did you become King?” and then goes on to say, “nevermind, every time I found out something about you, I wished I didn’t know it”.

Bill: I recommend an iron supplement and Vitamin B twice daily.

Bill: They may be dinner, but the don’t deserve to die.

Bill: Looking for a few good vampire spies, are you?

Sookie: Psychopathic Frat Boy.  He built himself a cubby; he built himself a cubby in my house!

Lafayette to Tara: That’s the calming influence of the asian pussy at work.

Terry: Your Mama just gets a little crazy sometimes, which means we just have to lover her that much harder.

Tara: Seriously, you’re a wiccan now?

Bill: There’s a new coven in town.  If they can control the dead then, they can control us.

Bill: I’m the king of Louisiana, I don’t have to ask anyone for permission.

Eric, I will go tonight, my king.

Sophie Anne: You brought humans into our affairs?

Nan: Whas is so special about that girl? You better not be lying to me, she did, look what happened to her?

Nan: Clean yourself up, you covered in queen.

Nan: I hereby pronouce you King Will Compton of Louisiana

Bill: I hereby pronounce my allegiance to the vampire authority ….get the rest of this.

Pam: “Did I miss something? Are we girls now?  Did we join a book club and read some queer chicklet memiorss and are bound together by estrogen or sisterhood some other feminist drivvle.”

Pam: Eric is my maker Sookie, did you really expect me to side with you on this?

Pam You need to be somebodies or you won’t be somebody at all“.

Pam: Shame for you then, he pulls good string.

Marnie: We’re going to raise a human body.

Luna: I shifted into my mother.  I had to fall asleep to the legends of the skin walkers. According to the Najavo, skin walkers were horrible evil witches who’s powers allowed them to transform into any animal on earth, including other people.

Eric: You’all looking for a dead body? Oh, Lafayette, I didn’t know you were a witch.

Jessica: Do you have any idea how broken hearted he was, and still is.  I can eat who I want.

Sam: You’re the one that got shot; all your sins were washed away.

Eric: There is no behind my back, I am everywhere.

Eric:  Why do you smell so good?

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You may have read already that Alcide Herveaux will make his first appearance on episode 3 (July 10th). What you possibly didn’t suspect, is that he won’t be returning to Bon Temps alone.

According to TVAddict, “Alcide fans will be thrilled to learn that Joe Manganiello will — at the behest of Sookie — return in a big way in TRUE BLOOD’s third episode of the season. Alcide fans will be somewhat less than thrilled to learn that when Alcide returns to Bon Temps, he will not be doing so alone.”

Could this be the one and only Debbie Pelt? We think so!

According to Yahoo, Alcide’s psychopathic, V-addicted ex-girlfriend, Debbie Pelt (Brit Morgan), will return this season with a new prerogative. “You’re going to get to see a different side of Debbie,” Morgan says, adding that Debbie will attempt to make amends with Sookie and find some normalcy. But the werewolf in her isn’t gone. “You’re going to get to see cool things with some of the wolves that you didn’t get to see last season,” she says."

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Question: I have to know — will this season of True Blood have the smokin’ hot Sookie/Eric shower scene featured in the book? Please say yes!
—Sam

Ausiello: Yes… and No. “There is a shower scene,” explains exec producer Alan Ball. “But it is not a direct re-enactment of the shower scene in the book. It goes to a slightly different place.” Emphasis on slightly. “Sookie and Eric are in the shower together,” confirms Ball, who assures me that, “Everybody who’s been waiting for Sookie and Eric to hook up, this will be a very good season for them.”

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Sam Trammell fills us in a bit on what’s to come next for him and his shape-shifting friends and family in season 4 of True Blood.

At the end of season 3 viewers saw Sam fire his gun and nothing more. “What you didn’t see is whether or not I shot Tommy,” Trammell said, speaking by telephone from his Los Angeles home to Ian Spelling of the New York Times Syndicate, “and what had happened with Sam is that he basically took two steps back. He’d gone to Bon Temps to start a new life, and no one knew about this side of him, where he had a criminal background and these anger issues.

“So in Season 4 I’m dealing with that eruption that happened at the end of Season 3 and also with Sam’s past catching up with him,” he said. “It’s going to be cool, because we’ll see more of this shape-shifter community I’ve met, who are helping me deal with my issues, with all of the betrayal in my life, especially from my first adopted family leaving me because I was a shape-shifter. With this community I can talk about shape-shifting and heal myself a bit.

“And it’ll be cool for the audience, because they’ll learn a little more about shape-shifting, things we didn’t know about the mythology.”

Even better, Sam will be getting a love interest during Season 4 - and, no shocker, she'll be a shape-shifter. Janina Gavankar, late of "The Gates" (2010), will play the character, a, pardon the pun, shapely schoolteacher named Luna.

"Luna is a very interesting character, and Sam is very attracted to her," Trammell said. "She's not just beautiful, but she's also mysterious. She's like Sam in the sense that she doesn't want to reveal a lot about herself, about her past or who she is. Throughout the season those secrets start to reveal themselves to Sam, and some of them put Sam in danger.

"So what you've got is that Sam has given up the danger of being around the birth family you saw in Season 3 for this new danger of being around this community of shape-shifters, and especially Luna," the actor explained. "He's exchanged one kind of danger for another. There are some real surprises involving Luna, and let's just say that the birth family that I thought I'd cut myself off from comes back to haunt me as well in Season 4."

Between the third and fourth seasons of "True Blood," Trammell - whose credits also include "Maximum Bob" (1998), "Anonymous Rex" (2004) and "Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem" (2007) - found time to squeeze in an indie film entitled "Guns, Girls and Gambling." The ensemble cast also includes Dane Cook, Gary Oldman, Megan Park and Christian Slater.

"It's a really fun, hyper-real Western, kind of in the style of Tarantino," Trammell said. "It's a dark comedy, pretty different. I play a corrupt sheriff, Sheriff Hutchins."

Back when "True Blood" debuted - and ever since, really - everyone involved with the show has worried that pretty much any character could be killed off at any time. With a nervous laugh, Trammell admitted that, even after four seasons, he's not sure he has a long-term, steady job.

"Bon Temps is a dangerous town," Trammell said, "and no one on this show is 100 percent sure of anything. Every season that you last, you feel a little more confident that you'll return the next season, but you never know what will happen, and there are definitely going to be some surprises in that department this year.

"I'm just happy each year that I get."

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