True Blood Crossword: Season 1 Episode 5 'Sparks Fly Out'

This is from episode 5 not 4 I goofed up the titles -sorry!

True Blood Ep 4 Crossword

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'Sparks fly out "' the title song for True Blood Season One Episode Five

I recently did a Season 2 Spoiler show for my Blogtalk radio show, where we looked at what we might know about the upcoming episode by examining the title song for that episode.

I can't tell you how many emails I received from folks saying they felt so stupid for not realizing that the True Blood episodes were named for songs. It's OK but I thought it might be a good idea to look back at the song, the artist and the lyrics for each of last season's episode title songs.

So let's look back to Season 1, Ep 5: 'Sparks Fly Out' which originally aired: 10/5/2008


'Spark Fly out' by Paul Burch from the album Fool for Love

Paul Burch (born 1966) is a Washington, D.C.-born musician, songwriter and producer. Burch moved to Nashville in the early '90s where he began singing in the city's '50s-era honky tonks, garnering the attention of Marianne Faithfull and Chet Atkins. Burch's shows and the Lower Broadway scene garnered national attention and a feature in Billboard which led to a record deal.

In 1998, Burch released his first album, Pan-America Flash on the independent Checkered Path label. This album was voted the fifth best country album of the 1990s by Amazon.com. Wire to Wire featured Ranger Doug of Riders in the Sky and a city nomination for best band and best independent record.

In 2000, Burch moved to Merge Records where he released two albums, Blue Notes and Last of My Kind, a companion to Tony Earley's New York Times best-seller Jim the Boy.

2003's Fool For Love, was Burch's first record for Bloodshot Records, this was followed up by East to West in 2006. East to West was recorded in London and featured guest appearances with Mark Knopfler, Tim O'Brien, and a duet and video with Ralph Stanley. Burch's songs have appeared on several film and television soundtracks including The Appalachians, The Rookie, and A History of Violence.

Paul Burch official website http://www.paulburch.com/bio.htm

This is Paul Burch singing "Life of a Fool" from the same album.

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True Blood Episode Five : 'Sparks fly out' recap from HBO site

I'm posting the episode recaps from the HBO site. I think we should have them in our archive; they are really long so I will also post them in their entirety as a word document to our scribd site. I think they are worth carefully re-examining for clues!

After watching Bill's frightening ordeal with the police officer, Sookie's shaken and irritated when the vampire drops her off at home. The vampires, the fangbangers, Bill's weird music - it's all gotten to be to much for her.
"You cannot be frightened by all the things you don't know in the world,"
Bill tells her, but she's had far too long of a night to embrace adventure.
Bill leaves, promising not to call on her again. The next morning, Sookie shares her dilemma with Gran, who suggests that Sookie enjoy the opportunity to meet someone who's different. Never mind that Gran's been answering hateful phone calls all morning from townspeople who don't want Bill to speak at her Descendents of the Glorious Dead meeting.

Tara, also dealing with vampire complications, bursts into Lafayette's house in a whirlwind, ripping knick-knacks from the shelves and throwing them around. She's furious that he's been selling V, particularly that he's been selling it to Jason. After hearing the news of her emergency-room visit with Jason, Lafayette apologizes and promises to check on their friend. When Jason stops by, though, Lafayette talks him into trying V again - this time the "right way."

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Behind the scenes with True Blood : Sam takes Sookie out for coffee

Sam takes Sookie out for coffee after the Descendants of the Glorious Dead meeting in Episode 5 . As Bill would say " coffee, sounds delightful "

I wonder why the Crawdad' s Family Style Restaurant where Sookie and Sam go is located in Piru, California ?

As you can see from the still here it's located at 3944 and has U Scream Ice Cream shop is right next door !

Well, that is actually Pancho's Place Mexican Food at 3944 Center St , Piru Ca and there really is a U Scream Ice Cream next door.

Music from True Blood Episode 5 -Episode 5: "Sparks Fly Out"

True Blood S01E05 - Sparks Fly Out
Song: Kargyurra
Artist: Huun-Huur-Tu
Album: More Live
Scene: Opening Scene, Bill dropping Sookie off at home

Song: It’s Alright
Artist: Phil Phillips
Album: The Best Of Swamp Pop Classics
Scene: Sam asks Sookie out on a date

Song: It’s All Over But The Shouting
Artist: Southern Culture On The Skids
Album: Mojo Box
Scene: Randi Sue celebrates her divorce

Song: Feel Alright
Artist: Steve Earle
Album: I Feel Alright
Scene: At Merlotte’s; Hoyt talks about Tru Blood, Jason notices Tara

Song: Sparks Fly Out
Artist: Paul Burch
Album: Fool For Love
Scene: Jason talks to Tara at the bar

Song: I Play Chicken With The Train
Artist: Cowboy Troy featuring Big & Rich
Album: Loco Motive
Scene: Who ordered the hamburger with AIDS?

Song:Wiggle Stick
Artist: The Reverend Horton Heat
Album: The Full-Custom Gospel Sounds of the Reverend Horton Heat
Scene: Jason and Randi Sue are going at it as Tara takes out the trash

Preview "Sparks Fly Out "episode 5 aired Oct 5