Yo, Chalice (true blood spoilers)

[Skiz]

You been keeping up with True Blood?

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I think Sam the bar owner is a werewolf.

I've considered it before, but I'm fairly certain now.

Have you ever noticed that beige dog hanging about? The dog that always shows up around Suki? I think that might be Sam the bar owner.

He has a picture of it in his office.

We have never been introduced to any real owner of the dog but yet it makes an appearance in almost every episode.

When he sexed Tara, she said he made barking noises in his sleep.

In this past episode, after all the vamps left the bar, a patron noted that it was a full moon outside, then later the guys who were fishing, see him running through the trees naked.

Vampire/Werewolf war > *

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I've just stolen it all to check out.

[chalice]

Yep, I've been keeping up with it.

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Reckon you're right with the werewolf arc. I had that one pretty much pinned down early. Thing is, though, both Sam and the shifty dog have been seen in the same scene a number of times. So I'm a bit confused as to the link between the two. Also not sure that there hasn't been a full moon in the chronology to date. However, the writing obviously isn't too keen in adhering to established myth/rules as regards to the supernatural, so, the rules are nothing to go by.

Was starting to get a bit jaded with episode 5 and the slow moving , over indulgent funeral. Saved only imo by the introduction of a few key plot progressions. I.e. Sookie's great uncle, Tara's relationship with her mother and Sookie getting her baps out, at last.

More interesting to me is the intimation that Tara's mother isn't really an alcoholic in the classic sense but, in fact, possessed by an honest to god demon. So we've got vampires, mind-readers, junkies, sex maniacs, werewolves and demons. Plenty of room for good tv right there.

Win!!

[chalice]

Re-reading the first post, Skiz, I hadn't noticed the full moon, so good spot.

Still doesn't explain that dog though.

[Skiz]

Yep, I've been keeping up with it.

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Reckon you're right with the werewolf arc. I had that one pretty much pinned down early. Thing is, though, both Sam and the shifty dog have been seen in the same scene a number of times. So I'm a bit confused as to the link between the two. Also not sure that there hasn't been a full moon in the chronology to date. However, the writing obviously isn't too keen in adhering to established myth/rules as regards to the supernatural, so, the rules are nothing to go by.

Was starting to get a bit jaded with episode 5 and the slow moving , over indulgent funeral. Saved only imo by the introduction of a few key plot progressions. I.e. Sookie's great uncle, Tara's relationship with her mother and Sookie getting her baps out, at last.

More interesting to me is the intimation that Tara's mother isn't really an alcoholic in the classic sense but, in fact, possessed by an honest to god demon. So we've got vampires, mind-readers, junkies, sex maniacs, werewolves and demons. Plenty of room for good tv right there.

Win!!

OOOoooo.... Suki baps, ftw indeed.

I'm trying to figure out where this Jason Stackhouse thing is going as well. What's with the whole "V" storyline? It's wearing thin for me. Where is this going to intersect with the rest of the plot? Any foresight there?

Also, Lafayette has turned out to be more than the fruit he was in the initial episodes. I anticipate some orsumness from that character in the future.

Still doesn't explain that dog though.

I hadn't noticed them in the same scene, but still, something is up with that pooch.

[chalice]

I like the whole 'V' thing. They're exploring the cultural impact of vampires being accepted members of society so it pretty much stands to reason and it's quite original imo.

I like Jason. He's a comedy foil and well acted to boot. Certainly not superfluous when it comes to the whole murder investigation and whatnot. Plus he's providing a good excuse for us getting loads of sexy bitches portrayed at nice camera angles.

Lafayette, I thought, was one of the strongest characters from the outset. The show would be lacking tragically without him. He rawks.

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Holy 5hit man thats great. I didn't put that together until now. Is the dog in every episode though. I have to re-watch now. Make some sense guys

@Chalice I agree Layfayette is a great character ...

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especially in the last few episodes when he shows his tough guy side.

[Skiz]

This past episode was pornographic at one point.

Sam being the dog is now obvious.

Next week should be good with the exorcism and the tribunal.

[chalice]

Shh. I'm watching Dexter at the minute and posting pish here. Then I'ma gonna watch it.

I'll give you my thoughts in approximately an hour and a half.

[Skiz]

Super.

I'm off to watch Dexter right now.