Terry’s
death was an extremely depressing moment in episode 6. That depression carried
over to episode 7. It had such an affect on this episode that I’m not sure why
they didn’t call it “Depression and Sex.” I’ll get to the sex part later. So
here are my thoughts on episode 7, “Depression and,” no sorry I mean, “In the
Evening.”
I think the most depressing moment of
the night was during the previews for the next episode when they mentioned
there were 3 episodes left. I totally forgot that after last season they said
there would only be 10 episodes this season. Talk about sucking! Not only does
that suck, but also that throws off my whole thing about episode 6 being a huge
episode. Ugh, I hate when True Blood messes with me.
All right, enough about my depression,
and onto the real depressing moments. Not that I care about her, but the scene
where Sarah finds the Gov’s head started the string of sad moments. Besides for
the fact that she was talking to a head, it seemed like an awkward scene. I
should have known after this scene that it was going to be one of those
episodes. At least Sarah took it well, as she decided she was going to take
control of things. That can only mean she will die!!!
Sookie naked for two episodes in a row!
Oh yea, stick to depressing moments for now. So Sookie heard Arlene crying in
the graveyard, and went to console her. I was a little confused by that. Did
they bury Terry already? It didn’t seem like it, but why would Arlene be lying
in the grass crying?
Anyway, Sookie was able to get her up,
and back to the house. Poor Lafayette got a tongue-lashing. At least her
friends, and family were with her. And maybe even an unwelcome visitor like
Bill. There should have been a snap shot of everyone’s face when he walked in
that door…priceless! How about Bill showing a little class, and saying he was
sorry for her loss. Boy did she snap out of her drunken state.
Vampire Bill let me reintroduce
you to Sheriff Andy. Sheriff Andy, this is Vampire Bill! How I love when Andy
calls him Vampire Bill. It must have taken everything in Andy not to at least
punch Bill. I think Bill would have taken one for the team there, but that
would have been it. It was a good thing Andy kept looking at Holly, which kept
him cool. Like Bill was trying to say, at the end of the day they are just two
fathers looking out for their children.
Now to the real reason he was
there…Sookie. No shock there right? He knows the only way to get Warlow back is
for Sookie to bring him back, at least sooner than later. I guess he could hang
out in fantasy graveyard land for a while longer, but not forever. Bill knows
Sookie will do the right thing. It’s just a matter of what it will cost Sookie.
Sam wasn’t immune to the miserable news
of Terry’s death. Just like Sookie will do the right thing, Sam will do the
right thing, and return to help everyone cope with their friend’s death. But
first he has something really important to take of. Nope, not buying flowers.
Not buying a card. Not getting his suit ready for a funeral. You got it…having
sex with Nicole. Ok to be fair it was her idea.
After what we saw from the wolves, it
might be the last time she has sex. No surprise that Mr. One, wait, Mr. Two
Scenes screwed up again. He should have listened to his father. He certainly isn’t
packmaster material. Like I said before, Rikki is insane. She’s one angry wolf!
Is she trying to break barriers, and be the first female packmaster or
something? I wonder what happens to Alcide now. And I don’t see how Sam is
going to save Nicole this time.
Speaking of saving people, Jason was so
close to saving Jessica. That really was a weird scene. Instead of trying to
get her out of there, they just talked until Jess convinced him to just do what
she wanted. She’s another one that has gone a little wacky, and is in some kind
of deep depression herself (yes trying to keep with the theme.) And lets
continue the other theme, as Jess then decides she also wants to have sex, but
not with Jason. We had shifter-human sex, and now vampire-vampire sex. Covering
all the bases. Oh, and we can’t forget the human-fairy-vampire sex Sookie and
Ben had.
Do you think we got vampire-human sex?
Yes, I mean Pam, and the doctor. I’m kind of glad they decided not to show us
that. Still, Pam had him right where she wanted. She knows our sick minds. I
guess she wants to get back to the general population to be with Tara. Tara
might need her help to save poor Jason. Tara probably can’t take the vamp that
apparently is in charge, but I’m sure Pam can. That is going be fun.
What’s not fun is getting back to the
depressing stuff. This episode was so depressing that I couldn’t find a
favorite line of the night. Seriously, one of the few times that has happened.
I know Lafayette tried a couple of times, but I just wasn’t feeling it. Like I
said, I enjoy when Andy refers to Bill as Vampire Bill, but that can’t always
be the line of the night. Hopefully I can find one next week.
Of course the episode had to end on a
depressing note. Poor Eric tried to save his sister. I mean, when he resorts to
asking Bill for help, he’s pretty desperate. I didn’t think it would be so
simple as Bill’s blood curing her. It would be interesting to find out if
Warlow’s blood could. I found the flashback a little out of place since it was
so quick. It seemed like there was more story there that needed to be shown.
And now Nora falls in line with some of the other vamps that have become
nothing more than a pile of blood. The only question is how mad will Eric be at
Bill for not coming through?
So you were depressed last night, and I
just depressed you all over again. Sorry about that. There was some sex if that
makes you feel better. Overall, probably the worse episode since the premiere.
Hopefully with three episodes left, they get can finish strong. I was thinking
about how the lack of episodes remaining means there is only so much time left
for certain things to take place, and will leave some stuff unsettled for next
season. One example of that is what ultimately happens between Bill and Warlow.
Billith probably lives on until next season, but you will only have to wait
until next week to hear from me again.
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