Last season; there's an episode where Sir Malcolm meets Madame Kali in a shop and she reveals her real name. Or at least, what she SAYS is her real name.

When Dorian came to Angelique, it was obviously for a sexual encounter. There was no need to hide what she was. And it was all part of Poole's plan to entice Dorian through his weaknesses.

I'm pretty sure Angelique was sent to pick up Dorian, and that Poole's behind it.

Dorian isn't gay, he's yessexual-he'll say yes to sex with any gender or sexuality.

Do not dis CNR. Ever.

No, Lone Stars. That's what Rust drank. Why you'd live in Louisiana and not drink Abita I don't know…

I think once she realized she'd been captured by the rebels, she wasn't going to make it out alive. Taking the gun was a last-ditch effort.

Yes. Yes, yes, yes, hell yes, who do we glamour to make this happen, yes!

When Bill had his flashback to first meeting Nan (and getting to use his real accent) in Season 5, she mentions that Tru Blood was almost ready for sale. Since this was around '79-'80, by the time we get to Eric's French Flashback it's on the market and mainstreaming is beginning. But I still don't get why the…

They're talking about Six Flags New Orleans (formerly Jazzland). The park was never reopened after Katrina; too much damage was the reason given. Poor attendance before the storm might have had something to do with it as well. It's now used as a movie location.

Well played, sir. Well played.

The show is set in 2011, according to the diary. That's when the last entry was dated.

Picking just one Russell moment is like eating only one White Castle slider. You can do it, but you just know the rest in the bag are going to be sooooo good

Russell made every episode better. He's the bacon of True Blood.

There have been a few clues as to where they are supposed to be. The first murder took place near Erath; the nearest State Police office is Troop I in Lafayette. This is also the HQ for Region 2 Criminal Investigations, which would be the unit Marty and Rust work for. There's no dedicated "homicide" unit in the LSP,…

The show started off well, drifted off for a while, then came back with a roar. That it's a co-production and Fridays are a dead night for most networks might keep the show around for another season.

Or less. Most of the area around the Gulf is cut through with canals dug by oil exploration companies for access. Canals that have eroded the land around them to the point that the loss of shoreline is hard to miss. It's part of why hurricanes making landfall in south Louisiana are making more of an impact-nothing to…

I have to say it's one of the best filmed shows ever.

I was hoping that, like McGann, there would be a surprise appearance. But from what Moftat has said, Eccleston said he did not want to be part of it. He had done his part, and did not want to go back. From what I understand Eccleston had problems with some of the BBC management over the culture the cast and crew…