True Blood season 6 ep 3
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shapinglightWatched this yesterday. Brief thoughts behind cut.
Spoilers.
Well, the Eric/Willa Burrell scenes started off really creepy, didn't they? Not sure whether we were meant to think Eric would carry out his threat, but I know I think he would have.
Not that it surprises me. Bill and Jessica (which works, since Bill is her maker) are the only vampires in the show who seem to have kept what you might call a human sense of morality.
Except that Bill doesn't any more. He's all Bill the Vampire Saviour now. I'm surprised he didn't just take what he wanted from Sookie (and think that the only reason why the show didn't go there is because they plan to go back to Bill/Sookie one day, no matter how unlikely that seems at the moment), but it's pretty clear he'll take it without a qualm from Andy Bellefleur's fairy daughters.
Elsewhere, Rutger Hauer is being awesome as Sookie and Jason's fairy grandfather (as far as I'm concerned he's 'saved' the fairy plot - which I find utterly ridiculous - single-handed), Pam is acting like a stompy teenager around Eric (Tara is acting more mature than her), and it was lots of fun seeing the Newlins' reunion. Interesting stuff going on.
Except for the werewolves, who bore me rigid, and Ben, who - while not quite so boring in this episode - is setting my teeth on edge with his awful 'southern' accent.
Fun, though I am worried about Jason.
Spoilers.
Well, the Eric/Willa Burrell scenes started off really creepy, didn't they? Not sure whether we were meant to think Eric would carry out his threat, but I know I think he would have.
Not that it surprises me. Bill and Jessica (which works, since Bill is her maker) are the only vampires in the show who seem to have kept what you might call a human sense of morality.
Except that Bill doesn't any more. He's all Bill the Vampire Saviour now. I'm surprised he didn't just take what he wanted from Sookie (and think that the only reason why the show didn't go there is because they plan to go back to Bill/Sookie one day, no matter how unlikely that seems at the moment), but it's pretty clear he'll take it without a qualm from Andy Bellefleur's fairy daughters.
Elsewhere, Rutger Hauer is being awesome as Sookie and Jason's fairy grandfather (as far as I'm concerned he's 'saved' the fairy plot - which I find utterly ridiculous - single-handed), Pam is acting like a stompy teenager around Eric (Tara is acting more mature than her), and it was lots of fun seeing the Newlins' reunion. Interesting stuff going on.
Except for the werewolves, who bore me rigid, and Ben, who - while not quite so boring in this episode - is setting my teeth on edge with his awful 'southern' accent.
Fun, though I am worried about Jason.
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Date: 2013-07-02 12:16 pm (UTC)Yes, I wonder what's up with him.
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Date: 2013-07-02 06:41 pm (UTC)Maybe he's developing fairy powers?
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Date: 2013-07-02 06:48 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2013-07-02 06:57 pm (UTC)