Meanwhile, Bill has caught the attention of the scheming vampire king of Mississippi, King Russell Edgington (Denis O'Hare). Eric's interest in her becomes more intense this season, and he even assigns Sookie a werewolf protector named Alcide (new castmember Joe Manganiello). Sookie sets out to find her missing almost-fiance Bill, but soon learns that there are werewolves on the prowl. Season 3 brought werewolves into the mix, and some new vampires as well, and then pretty much dropped the ball on both counts.Īs it did last season, the first episode picks up where the finale left off (in three seasons it seems like we've only covered the span of a couple of months in Bon Temps). The first few episodes open strong and set up exciting potential storylines, and then, usually sometime around mid-season, it all goes off the rails somehow. 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.Every season of True Blood so far has followed a similar pattern.
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. 3 ways to watch in 1 box - Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy. True Blood: The Complete First Season - Repackage (Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy)
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