I'm a straight woman, so the sun does not rise and set on my glimpsing Jessica's tits one day. Having said, I had to rewind that scene. I was sure there must have been a shot of them somewhere. I knew it would mean so much to this community, I got a vicarious boner just thinking the CEO of Tits finally came through.

AIEEE, just the thought of this gives me Scabies.

One throw away line on this show is enough to be a well-established character arc.

As much as I love any excuse for Eric screen time, his serving as the Bill/Sookie go-between tonight was so what the fuck.

I love your idea. I don't think they are that self aware in reality, but I'll pretend they are to get thru the finale.

Not just three times, but three times in one season. They keep returning to that well, and yet never show how a group of humans keep punking Pam.

True Blood doesn't have any story left to tell…

I half expect Sookie and Sam to end up together. I almost want to bet money on it.

Aw man, that sounds actually interesting and a way to bring the core cast together, instead of a 1000 threads with only two we care about. Warlow wasn't my favorite character by any means, but the actor was good and charming (and willing to be naked) and the way he got punked by Sookie and friends was ridiculous.

I honestly think I watch so I can enjoy the next day's bitching in context.

In the previews, they showed Bill yakking about someone needing to die. I wonder if it's Sookie or Sarah. I guess he'll turn asshole again for the last two because, why the fuck not.

Everyone on here who wants to hear the DVD commentary, GO READ these postmortems. It looks like there is one for every ep. The thought process…I'm honestly riveted.

I just read the writer's postmortem on EW (someone mentioned it elsewhere here in the comments—it's riveting in its own way.) Those two are not getting back together.

That really was a touching monologue that Hoyt gave. Knowing what a pure beast his mother was, I wasn't able to feel as emotional about it, but Parrack just killed on the delivery. My Dad died a few years ago, and after that happens, it really does
change the way you interact with fictional explorations on the subject.

Why the fuck did they give no closure to Lafayette w/r/t Tara? How about Pam? How about anybody but her asshole mother?

I feel like the writers of the show have fallen in love with these characters and are unable to see them as the audience does.

Enlightened was good. No fairs.

Fair enough. But c'mon, they've had their share of bad actors too. Or maybe actors too mediocre to overcome the material.

Seriously, what was that supposed to be? Another dramatic moment that left me going, "What, can we rewind…..fuck it. Do we have more Cheez It's?"

Especially given Jason and Hoyt's history. And given Jason was already up to his elbows with TWO other women at ogling time.