True Blood Crossword : S3E04 "9 Crimes"

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9 Crimes

Eric's dream from " 9 Crimes " does the script sound familiar ???

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SS: Can all vampires fly?

EN: Can all humans sing?

SS:Are you kidding?
Couldn't carry a tune in a bucket with a lid on it.

Dead until dark
"If you say so. Can I see you levitate?"
"Right here?" Bill sounded amused.
"Sure, why not? Unless there's a reason?"
"No, none at all." And he let go of my arms and began to rise.
I breathed a sigh of pure rapture. He floated up in the dark, gleaming like white marble in the moonlight.
When he was about two feet off the ground, he began hovering. I thought he was smiling down at me.
"Can all of you do that?" I asked.
"Can you sing?"
"Nope, can't carry a tune."
"Well, we can't all do the same things, either." Bill came down slowly and landed on the ground without a thump.

Blood Work! “True Blood” vlog 3.04: Ring ring, hookah!

The postman always rings twice, but in this week’s Blood Work!, very special guest Joe Zaso doesn’t have that luxury!
Yes, the Alpha Horror Himbo himself is back to visit and deliver a very special Wolf Bag. After we wipe the drool off our chins we dig into the latest True Blood, in all its shot-glassed, Debbie-Pelted, RuPauled glory.

“True Blood” Sucker Punch: Season 3, Ep. 4

Ring ring, hooker. Ring, ring. It’s your Sucker Punch calling, so pick up the damn phone.

This week’s installment, “9 Crimes,” features many delights, like Lafayette’s flawless telephone greeting, but the real story just might be Destiny-Camilla-Anne. You know, the stripper whom Bill “procures” and then devours in the back of a limo with Crazy Lorena & The Mississippi King.
When Bill glamours our young dancer in a topless bar, she says, “I know the truth about love. It’s a hell I’ll never get out of alive.” And damn if that’s not a valuable tool for examining this entire season.
See, I’ve been talking about the show’s fixation on power and weakness, but this episode makes me see another dominant theme: The unavoidable sacrifice of love.
In one way or another, almost every character is sacrificing something in order to obtain or protect a loved one. The sacrifice is not always noble and the love is not always pre, but the underlying motivations are the same.

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True Blood Music: Episode S3E04 "9 Crimes"

Song: Bonehead
Artist: Onepointsix
Scene: Eric fantasizes about Sookie


Song: Mamasita
Artist: Daddy P, Spiket & Da Diggler
Scene: Lafayette makes a phone call from his car


Song: Blame It On The Fact That I'm A Man
Artist: The Mears Brothers
Scene: Jason gets fired up


Song: Walk That Midnight Walk
Artist: Production Music, Courtesy of Bosshouse Music
Scene: Background music at Merlotte's


Song: Ten Year High School Reunion
Artist: Kevin Fisher
Scene: Sam trains Jessica at Merlotte's


Song: I'll Cry A River For You
Artist: Bettie Wilson
Scene: Hoyt sees Jessica outside of Merlotte's with someone else


Song: Train Wreck
Artist: Deanna Johnston
Scene: Jason asks Andy to make him a cop


Song: Mozart Concerto for Piano & Orchestra No. 19
Artist: Production Music, Courtesy of Selec tracks
Scene: Background music playing at the Edington Mansion


Song: S.O.S.
Artist: Sennen
Scene: Sookie at Lou Pine's.


Song: Paradise Circus
Artist: Massive Attack
Scene: Bill enters the strip club to find something for Russell and Lorena


Song: Wolf Blood Honey
Artist: The Upsidedown
Scene: Chaos at Lou Pine's. Russell speaks from the stage


Song: Do Not Conceal Thy Radiant Eyes
Artist: Production Music, Courtesy of Extreme Music
Scene: The werewolves listen to Russell and then drink his blood


Song: 9 Crimes (Demo)
Artist: Damien Rice
Scene: Russell, Lorena and Bill feed in the limousine / End Credits.

Gothtopia True Blood: Massive Attack At A Strip Club!

Team Talk Blood member Jefwithonef give us his take 

Season 3, Episode 4: "9 Crimes"

When Gothtopia was just a wee bit of a thing in stylish black diapers, one of the phrases you heard thrown around a lot by the Reagan administration was "gateway drug," the theory that using drugs like marijuana leads directly to heavier drugs like heroin. Whether or not this concept is true is something is for more learned people to debate, but there is an underlying statistic certainty in the theory. Namely, that once you begin to break a moral code, you cannot help but continue to do so.
When we left True Blood two weeks ago, Vampire Bill (Stephen Moyer) had been abducted by the Vampire King of Mississippi, and since then has slowly become more and more involved with the shady dealings of vampire politics. He has broken up with Sookie (Anna Paquin), renounced his allegiance to the queen of Louisiana, had neck-twisty grudge sex with his sire, and procured and drank from victims for the new regime.

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Recap: True Blood, season 3, episode 4 – ’9 Crimes’ from Becca Wilcott

Becca Wilcott is the author of Truly, Madly, Deadly: The Unofficial True Blood Companion (ECW Press), and will be recapping this season of True Blood on The Ampersand. Find her at BeccaWilcott.com and follow her on Twitter @BeccaWilcott.

Recap Season 2 Episode 1  HERE
Recap Season 2 Episode 2  HERE
Recap Season 2 Episode 3  HERE 

Wait. What’s that? Could it be? Is that Fonzie pulling on his powder blue swim trunks? “Frank, I have to jump the shark again? Mrs. C, I’ll need the big breakfast this morning!” Clearly I’m on the other side of the tank, urging Alan Ball et al to land this jump, but I think this could be the season to divide the fans from the fanatics.

I’m going to be short on the recap part of this post, because I have a follow up rant of epic proportions.

The 411:

• Bill breaks up with Sookie over the phone. Better than a sticky note, but pretty painful, just the same. His heart isn’t just dead, it’s cold. Pouring lemon juice over her gaping wound, he shares with Sookie that he’s just had the kind of sex only two vampires can have. I’m beyond grateful that she didn’t reply, “But, I can try harder!”

• Sookie returns to Lou Pine’s were bar in a rocker girl get up that lands somewhere between Joan Jett, Liza Minnelli, and Ellen Fox of The Rotten Tomatoes Show. (Hat tip to True Blood-themed paper doll creator Andy Swist for pointing that one out.) Accompanied by Alcide (who earlier in the episode wore a bathrobe the size of a picnic blanket), we meet Alcide’s ex, Debbie Pelt, about to be initiated into the V-swigging were pack. These two have a real Jack and Diane vibe. Just a couple of kids on the wrong side of the werewoad tracks. But it’s not looking good for Debbie whose pelt is a titch matted, if I can just throw that in. Alcide could do better. Hmm, wonder with whom? [Enter Goldilocks.]

Read more: http://arts.nationalpost.com/2010/07/12/recap-true-blood-season-3-episode-4-9-crimes/#ixzz0tUkb3Ld4

True Blood Inside the episode: "9 Crimes"

Ep. 28: Inside the Episode

True Blood S3 E4 "9 crimes" subtitles

 What did they say last night ? Now you can see the dialogue line for line...

• "Sometimes I think that boy's cheese done fell right off his cracker." - Sam's mom
• "I want to look like I can kick some serious ass. Which I can." - Sookie
• "Ring Ring, Hooker. Ring Ring." Lafayette
• "Let's go, RuPaul!" Eric
• "I know the truth about love. It's a hell I'll never get out of alive." stripper
• "Oh hell, how am I supposed to deal with this f***ed-upness?" - Lafayette
  
• "I'm a vampire, not a f****** idiot." - Jessica 

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New Stills From 'True Blood' Released of "9 Crimes"

"True Blood" might have skipped 4th of July to avoid low rating intake but HBO was not going to leave its fans with nothing for a week straight. The network released a set of new stills which can be spoilery for the curious minds.

One of them shows Tara and Jason in a hospital but it is unclear who they are visiting. The rest capture a pissed Vampire Queen of Louisiana, Jessica and Sam by Merlotte's jukebox, Lafayette frowning at something and Lorena in a car as well as behind Bill while he makes a call, presumably to Sookie.

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True Blood S3 ep 4 "9 Crimes" Airs 11 July 2010

Official Description: "Sookie joins Alcide at a raucous engagement party for his former fiancee, Debbie Pelt; Eric is given a deadline to locate Bill; Andy gets a promotion and draws Jason's attention; Franklin takes Tara on a road trip; Arlene is irked by Jessica's arrival at Merlotte's; Sam brokers a deal with Tommy and his parents; Bill "procures" dinner for Russell and Lorena."

True Blood Season 3 Episodes 4-6 descriptions

Episode #28- 3.04 "9 Crimes":
Sookie joins Alcide at a raucous engagement party for his former fiancee, Debbie Pelt. Bill "procures" dinner for Russell and Lorena. Sam brokers a deal with Tommy and his parents. Andy gets a promotion and draws Jason's attention. Arlene is irked by Jessica's arrival at Merlotte's. Eric is given a deadline to locate Bill. Franklin takes Tara on a road trip.
Episode #29 -3.05 "Trouble":
Sookie and Alcide turn to an alpha-wolf "packmaster" for advice on how to deal with Russell's minions. Jason meets his match in a mysterious girl named Crystal. Tara considers a proposal from Franklin, who's completed his mission for Russell. Lafayette learns the meaning of patience from Jesus, his mother's orderly. An heirloom reminds Eric of his past and his ongoing thirst for vengeance. Joe Lee breaks his promise to Sam and Tommy.
Episode #30- 3.06 "I Got a Right to Sing the Blues":
Spurned by Eric, Sookie fears the worst for Bill, whose fate now lies in Lorena's hands. Jason's romance with Crystal hits a snag, as does Lafayette's with Jesus. Fueled by a night of passion, Tara executes a desperate plan to stave off Franklin's advances. After revealing his master plan to Eric, Russell pays a visit to Louisiana in order to start executing it. In Bon Temps, Tommy finds it difficult to leave the family nest. Jessica gets her fix from a Merlotte's customer.