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My new friends Alex and Antonia review Ep 5 "Trouble " Antonia says she'll get all the past vlog recaps up soon on their bright, shiny, new YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/BLOODlustBITES

True Blood s03e05 - Inside the Episode.

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True Blood Season 3.05 "Trouble"

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True Blood Music: Episode 3.05 – Trouble

“I Got More Bills Than I Can Pay” by Sonny Ellis (Jason tries to stay busy at the Sheriff’s office)

“Baby Let’s Play House” by Arthur Gunter (Terry moves in with Arlene)

“Smalltown Banjo Breakdown” by Thomas Richard Smith Sr. (Crystal drives by/Jason remembers when he first saw her)

“Devastation Road” by eBlues Highway (Jessica and Hoyt see each other at Merlotte’s)

“Damned If I Do” by Jace Everett (Jason thinks Crystal stood him up; Jesus & Lafayette play pool)

“Little Moon” by Honneycombs (Jason finds Crystal in the parking lot and they go for a walk)

“Trouble” by Jackie DeShannon (end credits)



“Damned If I Do” by Jace Everett (Jason thinks Crystal stood him up; Jesus & Lafayette play pool)





“Little Moon” by Honneycombs (Jason finds Crystal in the parking lot and they go for a walk)

True Blood Inside the Episode – Trouble Episode 3.05

Ep. 29: Inside the Episode

True Blood: Looking For "Trouble" With Suzi Quatro

Team Talk Blood Member, Jef weighs in on ep 5 " Trouble " hear him talk about this last night on the podcast ( link right )

Well folks, it's finally happened. The world of Suzi Quatro and the world of vampires have collided. Gothtopia hopes you've enjoyed his writings here at Rocks Off, and regrets leaving you at the mid-season mark of True Blood. For you see, there is now simply nothing left to live for, and we're gonna go take a nap on the MetroRail.

Or maybe this is just us finally working a Saturday viewing of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse out of our system. Jesus. The next person who asks us, "Team Edward or Team Jacob?" is getting a shoryuken right in the taint.

The fifth episode is called "Trouble," as in an old Elvis Presley track that Quatro recorded in 1974. Frankly, the King's sneering ode to being badass was not real well-received when she sang it; most people thought she brought no menace to the track. Screw them. We're Team Leather Tuscadero here. Just because someone's cute doesn't mean that they won't make you more aerodynamic by adding a few assholes to you. See exhibit "Stackhouse, Sookie."

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What did they say ? :True Blood S3 Episode 5 " Trouble " subtitles !

s3e5 Subtitles

Favorite quotes:

* "Franklin, you're a huge freak. But I like your work." - Russell
* "You know, Russell was right. You're not very smart. You played yourself into a corner, you tiresome cow." - Bill, to Lorena
* "I'm not going to die because of your s****y girlfriend and a Mississippi pothole!" - Sookie
* "He looks like he got bombed by radiation on the way to middle school. That's a giant sixth-grade boy, right there." - Tommy, on Hoyt

'True Blood': And now ... Vikings! --LA Times

There's some of the best stuff that "True Blood" has ever done in "Trouble." Eric's random flashback to his days as a Viking(!) in Norway are gloriously over-the-top and full of Gothic fun, right down to Russell standing at his doorway in a cape and then walking away into the softly falling snow. Sookie trying to put the pieces together of just what's going on continues to be fun, and so does the gradual reveal of whatever Bill's grand master plan happens to be. But then the show will cut to what is, essentially, a completely different show, and it loses a bit of its momentum. Now don't get me wrong. I could see Sam's family drama being interesting in isolation. I could see Tara's weird, psycho-sexual relationship with Franklin being interesting all by itself. I could maybe even see Jason's visit to the Dukes of Hazzard and love match with yet another inappropriate woman being kind of fun without the other stuff going on.
But when you compare all of these storylines to the building war between Louisiana and Mississippi and the secret histories of Bill, Sookie and Eric, there's no way they match up. They all feel like they're taking place in different TV shows, even though each and every storyline reaches a major turning point this episode. Sam realizes his little brother is in a massive predicament. Jason gets much, much closer to being a deputy and meets the mystery girl up close. Tara tries to run away from Franklin plus gets brought to Mississippi, where she meets Russell and sees Bill. Oh, and then Franklin proposes that she become his vampire bride. I mean, all of these things are fun in isolation, as mentioned, and I enjoyed most of the scenes that went into them, but there's little to no connective tissue among them. Even last season, when the two major storylines didn't have a whole lot to do with each other, they somehow felt more cohesive because they kept bringing in more and more folks from Bon Temps. This season, it just feels like everybody's off in their own little world.

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‘True Blood’ Season 3, Episode 5 ‘Trouble’: TV Recap- Wall Street Journal

Though the King of Louisiana was using the phrase to describe (the return of) Sookie’s ability to zap people with her fingertips, the phrase could also be used to sum up the entire episode. After several lackluster showings, Alan Ball & Co have picked up the pace and finally delivered an episode fans can sink their teeth into. Interestingly, for me at least, the best parts of “Trouble” were all original touches from the writers, and not plotlines from Charlaine Harris’ books (wooden Alcide + trailer trashy Debbie = snooze). It’s as if the writers regain their creative mojo when allowed to dream up their own twisted tales.
For example, Franklin Mott is but a minor character in Harris’ books, but as played by James Frain and developed by TB’s writers, the British vampire is a true nutcase — and therefore a hoot to watch. I could watch him forcing Tara to watch him super-text over and over again. And he has a legit point in his attraction to Tara — he recognizes that she’s as damaged as he is. Which doesn’t quite explain why he’s making her dress like Miss Havisham and tying her up, but it makes him susceptible to her faux declarations of love for him. Franklin’s nuttiness is also helping Tara grow a backbone — she recognizes the severe trouble she’s in and tries to play Franklin’s affection for her against him. Unfortunately, it also traps her into becoming his vampire bride.

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Talk Blood Radio; True Blood S3 Ep5: " Trouble " LIVE TONIGHT!!!!

Live TONIGHT: Come and 'Talk Blood' right after True Blood episodes airs tonight.  We've got a whole night  of fun planned starting with the True Blood Season 3.05 "Trouble"


I am  joined tonight by our Talk Blood team members, Brian Juergens and Andy Swist of the vlog Blood Work at Camp Blood. and Jefwithonef, columnist from the Houston Press.

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Season 3 Episode 5 Trouble




Episode 5: Trouble
Original Air Date—18 July 2010
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.

True Blood Season 3 Episode 5 "Trouble" Promo

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.

Eric Northman's Dad is cast

It's Hans Tester

[ULFRICK]In his 40s to 50s.. warm, a battle-scarred Swedish Viking king, he is Eric’s (Alex Skarsgård) father, seen in a flashback to 900 A.D. Though they have a good relationship, there is some tension between father and son, because Ulfrick wants Eric to learn responsibility and behave in a manner befitting royalty…GUEST STAR

You might recognize him here are some of his past roles

True Blood - Episode 3.05 - Trouble - Casting Call

What if Stellan Skarsgard, Alex's real life Dad was cast as the Guest Star in the roll of Ulfrick ?

[ULFRICK] In his 40s to 50s.. warm, a battle-scarred Swedish Viking king, he is Eric's (Alex Sarsgård) father, seen in a flashback to 900 A.D. Though they have a good relationship, there is some tension between father and son, because Ulfrick wants Eric to learn responsibility and behave in a manner befitting royalty...GUEST STAR (47)

[COLONEL JOHN FLOOD] In his 50s to 60s.. self-assured, dressed like a golfer with a military haircut, he is a Wolf Pack Leader. He doesn't respond the way Sookie and Alcide expect to recent events.sptv050769..GUEST STAR (27)

[ASTRID] In her 30s, warm, a Swedish Viking queen with a new baby, she is Eric's (Alex Sarsgård) mother, seen in a flashback to 900 A.D...GUEST STAR (47)

[SUMMER] In her early 20s, super positive, she's a nice girl from Hoyt's church who's attracted to Hoyt in a chaste way...2 lines, 1 scene (37)

Source: SpoilerTV

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