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Follows the life and loves of Sookie Stackhouse, a telepathic barmaid who lives in a small Louisiana town inhabited by both humans and vampires.
You smell like dinner
Disc 2. If you love me, why am I dyin'?
I'm alive and on fire
Disc 3. Me and the devil
I wish I was the moon
Cold grey light of dawn
Disc 4. Spellbound
Let's get out of here
Burning down the house
Disc 5. Soul of fire
And when I die
Originally broadcast as single episodes of the television series in 2011
Based on the Sookie Stackhouse novels by Charlaine Harris ; created by Alan Ball
Special features: Making-of featurettes for each episode ; featurette on the post-production process ; audio commentaries on select episodes
DVD, region 1, widescreen (16:9) presentation; Dolby digital 5.1, Dolby digital 2.0
In English, dubbed French or dubbed Spanish with optional English, French, Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese subtitles; closed-captioned
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Add a NoticeSexual Content: as close to soft porn as u can get. those who are 21 or older
Violence: lost of blood and gore
Coarse Language: very intense language and not for those who are use to foul language
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Add a Commentshould have been more like book #4 where Eric lost his memory but did not act childish!
Not real pleased with the script this season or the 3rd season for that matter. I'm still watching the show but it better shape up quick or I won't be for long. The show is coming across as too cartoonish to me for some reason, now. They need a little bit more Underworld and a little bit less Saturday Night Live. There's no real menace to the show now, so it comes off as flat and silly.
Best season so far!!! Can't wait for season 5!!!
I think it's better than season 3, not as good as 1 and 2. Yes, this show has some kind of attention deficit disorder, you must be used to that by now. The actress who plays Marnie is great, what an unexpected storyline in a show that is always so camp. I loved the Eric storyline too.
The first 3 seasons were great! Great scripts - great cast. This season was so boring. Cast members also looked in need of moisturizer. The chemistry is gone. Script uninteresting.
I thought Sookie & Bill were dull together, but accepted it since that was the whole premise. The chemistry seemed forced. Based on the first three seasons, I never got into Eric. Sure he's big & good looking, but I just thought he was more annoying than anything. Then on this season he becomes endearing and so very sexy. I was enthralled by the chemistry between Sookie & Eric.
Still entertaining. It is not as good as it once was. The constant love triangles and soap opera melodrama is annoying, but the supernatural action and graphic violence is still fun. Plenty of the usual graphic nudity. Almost impossible to take seriously at this point, but I am still a fan.
I can't put a hold on this and I don't know why
Horrible, just horrible.
i don't know if my commentary went on, but i didn't mind this series. Sure it was more the witches thing, and alot more tongue in cheek. but that is ok. i didn't mind it