We do get some noteworthy information on Bill's past during this season. Will he remain loyal to his queen, or will he become aligned with the Vampire King of Mississippi? Bill finds himself being made to choose who his allegiance will be with.
Vampire kings, queens, and sheriffs pop up all over as we find out that vampires have a strict chain of command. I found myself getting lost in the murky world of the vampire hierarchy during season three. The blood of their kind is sacred, and if one of them is giving it away freely there will be hell to pay. One of season three's subplots revolves around the dealing of vampire blood and if any vampires in the area are actually in on it. We've learned throughout the seasons that vampire blood gives people a high like no other drug can. Bill is being driven down the road as three men hold him down drinking his blood.
The third season picks right up where season two left off. The second season ended with the cliffhanger of Bill's kidnapping right after he had proposed to Sookie. It's still the best vampire show on television, but personally, I'm through with vampires. I hate to say it, but I think I'm at the end of my rope with the whole genre. I've reached my vampire saturation point, and can only take so much snarling and furrowing of brows. Even though I still want to know what happens to Sookie, Bill, and the rest of the nutty people that populate 'True Blood,' I've got to say that I'm about all vampired-out.
I thought to myself, 'Now here's a vampire show with some balls.' Over the next few years we've been inundated with so many movies and TV shows featuring vampires and werewolves that I've lost count. Meet Sookie Stackhouse (Academy Award winner Anna Paquin), a sweet and innocent waitress who hides her powerful ability to read mind Bill Compton, a 173-year-old vampire who's just moved back to town Sookie's brother Jason, a ladies' man who can't seem to stay out of trouble tough-as-nails Tara, Sookie's loyal best friend San, the owner of Merlotte's who tries to keep his feelings for Sookie to himself Lafayette, a man about town who's always cooking up something illicit and "off the menu" and a quirky cast of characters who each hide their dark secrets in the shadows of night in this series that's like no other.įrom Alan Ball, writer of the Oscar-winning Best Picture American Beauty and creator of the Emmy Award-winning HBO series Six Feet Under, comes the critically acclaimed world of True Blood.I was really into 'True Blood' when it first aired on HBO. The small town of Bon Temps, Louisiana boasts a wide array of colorful locals. Surviving on synthetic blood, they no longer need human blood to survive. Vampires have come "out of the coffin" and are now living among us.
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