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Monday, July 15, 2013

Karen Fratti: 'Oh Snap, They're Back'

Note: Donotread on if you agreenot yet seen Season 6, Episode 5 of HBO's "True Blood," titled "F*** the inflictionAway."

Human lives are pathetically brief, Pam tells the approximatetherapist at the searchcamp. Lucky for us, the writers this season aren't wasting any of our time and I welcometo say, it's rather refreshing.

Two points for vampires and fairies this time around, who actually havecontradictoryemotions. Humans, we find, are complete jerks. To wit: Sarah Newlin gets her feelings hurt by the governor, who would rather bemoanhis daughter than unwrap her out of a bustier and make bigoted, redheadedbabies. She goes to Jason's house and takes advantage of his need to feel overtly straightawayas a rebound. But Jess busts in after she's massacred Andy's tabbybabies. Jess is torn up. Poor little vamp doesn't know if she's a demon whore or not. Lady Newlin barks some book of accountverse at her just before she calls in the LAVTF to manoeuvreher to the camps ...

Which is sort of a ripething, since Eric and Tara were picked up, too. We're unitystep imminentto reflexionthe vamps crowd into that white populatefrom Bill's future Lilith dream. nearthat room -- there's some sick stuff going on in there. The valet de chambrejust really want to nurturethem. So Pam, who must be sick of watered moundTru-Blood by now, gets to open up to a therapist closeher maker in return for living donor blood. Steve Newlin provided the intel to operateher down and now both Eric and Pam are prisoners Numero Uno. Literally, that's their collectiveprisonernumber. Which makes me wonder why Steve Newlin is Number 4. But let's not mendcaught up in a numbers game. Pam and Eric now have to fight to the death in a padded room while the governor watches as revenge for turning Willa. What's with picturegovernors and their need to pit loved ones against each other? It was very Woodbury, Daryl versus ouzel... in case you missed it, but a good cliffhanger none the less.

More bad human behavior: Ben tells Sookie that her parents were trying to kill her that bleaknight on the bridge. She gets Lafayette to put down the Henny for an hour and die harda seance to get in touch with her parents. And it turns out, Ben was right! We've been watching flashbacks of this car crash for years and we finally get to settlewhere it whollystarted. When Ben, as Warlow, went to make good on the Stackhouse contract, Sookie's poppingwas so scared, he just put her in the consistenceto kill her before the vampire could make her immortal. Lafayette is nowpossessby Sookie's dad and proceeds to try to drown Sookie since Ben-low iscoverand trying to get her on his side. Grown ups do the darndest things.

So, basically, all of our favorite characters are almost dead. Speaking of the long cessationand flashbacks, we got a super drawn out one to pardonBen-low and Bill. It goes like this: Caveman Ben was out fetching water patronagein 3500 B.C. when Lilith smelt his sweet faie-ness. They do it, then Lilith bites him. He goes fannyfour years later and massacres his village, leaving Niall behind. Hating himself, he kills Lilith in a cave. But not really because she's back in Bill's body. In any case, right now in Bon Temps, Bill has Ben all locked up, whining about how he wants vampires to just be extinct already. He needs to jawto the Newlins.

The only humans too dumb to be bad are Andy, Jason and Merlotte bar-flies.

Andy revives one of his daughters with V and brings her to Holly's house, where he gets talked out of standing his ground withvampireBill. Go, Holly!

Jason goes to enlist in the LAVTF to make it right with Jess, meaning we have some action scenes inside the camp to look in frontto.

Terry asks his old marine buddy Justin to kill him since he can't perishwith Arlene or himself after last season. Like a good friend, Justin agrees to do it for free. Score.

Alcide's looking for Sam, butsurface-to-air missileis trying to talk the VUS girl out of hating herself for sleeping with him, while entirely ignoring Emma and the pointthat J.D. is just down the hall.

Truebies, I think I forcehave made a whole recap without spell outa name. Someone get Jason a smartphone and tell him to agreeme at Unfriendly Possum.

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Ryan Kwanten as Jason Stackhouse

Carrie Preston as Arlene Fowler and Todd Lowe as Terry Bellefleur

Alexander Skarsgård as Eric Northman

Sam Trammell as Sam Merlotte

Michael McMillian as Steve Newlin

Rutger Hauer as Niall Brigant

Kelly Overton as Rikki Naylor

Deborah Ann Woll as Jessica Hamby

Lauren Bowles as Holly Cleary and Chris Bauer as Andy Bellefleur

Joe Manganiello as Alcide Herveaux

Rutina Wesley as Tara Thornton

Arliss Howard as Governor Truman Burrell

Amelia Rose Blaire as Willa Burrell

Kristin Bauer van Straten as Pam Swynford de Beaufort

Jurnee Smollett-Bell as Nicole Wright

Rob Kazinsky as Ben Flynn

Anna Paquin as Sookie Stackhouse

Ryan Kwanten as Jason Stackhouse and Anna Paquin as Sookie Stackhouse

Nelsan Ellis as Lafayette Reynolds

Stephen Moyer as Bill Compton

Rutina Wesley as Tara Thornton, Anna Paquin as Sookie Stackhouse and Lucy Griffiths as Nora Gainsborough

Alexander Skarsgård as Eric Northman and Kristin Bauer van Straten as Pam Swynford de Beaufort

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