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.

Go ask Dallas: What kind of car was that Eric gave to Lafayette in last week's True Blood episode ?

Dallas LOVES questions !

Jess writes ...

Hey Dallas,

My friends and I are trying to figure out what kind of car Eric gave (Sold) Lafayette?Were thinking a modified Corvette????Do you know what it is?
Thanks,Jess  

Dear Jess

It is a SV 9 Competizione it is described here as 

The SV 9 Competizione combines the powertrain of the world-class American-made Corvette C6 with a new Italian-styled custom coachbuilt body and upgraded interior. While the 9 C retains the distinctive C6 Corvette shape, the new custom body is full of design cues that shout “That’s Italian!” The result is one of best Corvette coaches we’ve seen in a field crowded with Corvette coaches.

The SV 9 Competizione will be limited to 1,000 units at a cost of $99,995 which includes a new, well-equipped donor C6 Corvette purchased through their dealer network. Compared to other supercars and exotics, the Corvette-based SV 9 C might just be one of the best custom coachwork bargains of the year.

http://www.svmotorcompany.com/


Eric's Car in the Sookie books
Dead until Dark- Outside, Eric was waiting outside by his car—a Corvette, naturally.

Living Dead in Dallas- Shaking his blond head, his trench coat drawn close around him, Eric opened the door to his red Corvette. I would be arriving at the orgy in style.

Dead to the World - "You known darn good and well who I am. What's up with you? Why are you out here without your car?" Eric drove a sleek Corvette, which was simply Eric.

Bill says Good Morning, Sunshine !

Bill Compton Meme generator ..what do you want Bill to say ? Make one here

True Blood Music Video of the Day: Phenomena

Phenomena

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'True Blood': Grant Bowler reflects on his 'love scene' with Stephen Moyer, the brilliance of Don Swayze, and the size of Joe Manganiello

It’s been a month since we were introduced to Coot, the biker who helped abduct Bill for the King of Mississippi, played by Grant Bowler. But that was definitely a memorable first impression — for everyone. “When you get an audition scene where you’ve got a silver chain wrapped around Bill Compton’s neck and you’re feeding off him and howling, you kinda go, I think I’m a werewolf addicted to V,” Bowler says. “That was a love scene. It took all day to shoot, and Stephen Moyer and I laughed so hard in the back of the car – we were almost blowing takes, we were giggling so much — that we actually fell in love. We’re having a bromance.”
Moyer may have some competition. Bring up how fantastic Don Swayze was on the other side of Moyer, and Bowler — who phoned PopWatch yesterday while on a break from shooting the adaptation of Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged — can’t help but rave. “Don Swayze was irrepressible. Swapping the blood [with the front seat passenger] was in the script, but the entire way Don went about doing it, the complete wrongness of it, that was all him. ‘Shall I lean in right over his mouth?’ Ahhh. Don is fearless. He’s absolutely fearless. We’re in the back of that shot, and I’m howling with laughter and it’s all that Moyer can do to keep a straight face and look like he’s in agony ’cause Don Swayze just pushed the boat out and let go.”

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Kristin "Pam " Bauer talks to People Magazine !

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Interview with Rutina Wesley on KTLA TV

 

Twilight vs. True Blood video done with Barbies: Hi, I'm TWILIGHT and I'm TRUE BLOOD

Stephen Moyer on Jay Leno Friday night -video !

True Blood Crossword : "Club Dead"

Thanks to kristie we have a great new crossword puzzle to keep us busy as we wait for Sunday night!

Club Dead

True Blood Music Video of the Day: Bill and Lorena

TRUE BLOOD: Bill & Lorena

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Entertainment Weekly's Comic-Con Preview : TRUE BLOOD’S NEW BLOOD

TRUE BLOOD’S NEW BLOOD

 This week’s Entertainment Weekly welcomes five new characters to the True Blood family: Denis O’Hare (as Russell Edgington), Theo Alexander (as Talbot), Lindsay Pulsipher (as Crystal), James Frain (as Franklin Mott), and Joe Manganiello (as the werewolf Aclide). EW talks to the new stars about what it’s like working on the provocative hit series.

O’Hare discussed feeding time – the show’s fake blood is made of a sugary syrup, and for O’Hare, getting the unappetizing goo down is just a matter of commitment.  “If you’re in the moment, it’s actually really fun,” he says.  “It’s only after, when you’re thinking about it, that you get the shakes.”

 Manganiello opens up about being nude on camera. “You have three options,” says the actor of the show’s penis-covering protocol. “A sock, a thong, and the ‘manty’ or man panty. You can go sans sock, [but] I come from a good Pittsburgh up-bringing that raised me to wear a sock.”

 Frain, who has also starred on Showtime’s The Tudors, says that wearing the regal period clothing during that show was much more of an occupational hazard than the costumes on True Blood.  “You’ve got on a fur coat, jacket, shirt, and we’re indoors in the summer shooting and they couldn’t use the AC because it makes too much noise,” he says.  (Feature, Page 58)

'True Blood' runs through Alan Ball

Stephen Moyer is baring his fangs like he means it. Over and over and over again. In character as the 173-year-old vampire Bill Compton, the star of HBO's campy drama "True Blood" is hovering midair, poised for a real throw-down.

Fans won't see this scene for several more weeks, so revealing the bizarre and complex events that have led to it would only spoil the fun. In this densely plotted series, which recently garnered its first Emmy nomination in the drama series category, each episode is so revelatory that HBO has built its own wiki to help fans keep up. So far, 11.7 million of them are up to the task, tuning in each week for what show creator Alan Ball calls the " 'I can't believe I'm watching this' moments."

On this massive West Hollywood soundstage, the mood grows tense as Moyer's flying rig repeatedly sends him swaying ever so slightly off his mark. The crew eventually pulls it together. And to his credit, Moyer is believably vicious every time. After all, in the "True Blood" universe, the timing of a "fang bare" can make or break a scene.

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'True Blood' #1 Review: When Vampires, Shape-Shifters And Tentacle Creatures Collide

If the "True Blood" television series and the original Sookie Stackhouse novels aren't enough to satisfy your craving for all things Bon Temps, don't worry — series creator Alan Ball is doing bad things to you in comic book form now, too.
Released through IDW Publishing, the first issue of the "True Blood" comic book series arrives in stores later this month, courtesy of a story from Ball and television series writers Kate Barnow and Elisabeth Finch. The issue itself was written by the team of Mariah Huehner and David Tischman with art from David Messina.
Want to know whether or not the first issue is worth sinking your fangs into? All you need to do is hit past the jump for our advanced review of "True Blood" #1!

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True Blood's Joe Manganiello Talks 'Werewolf Dating'

Who wouldn't want a werewolf as a bodyguard?

In the third season of True Blood, Sookie Stackhouse gets some supernatural protection -- and a possible new love interest -- from the burly, sexy Alcide Herveaux, played by actor Joe Manganiello.

Manganiello told Parade.com why Alcide and Sookie are a good match, what it takes to meet fans' soaring expectations and his thoughts on the complicated etiquette of "werewolf dating."

Jumping on the True Blood bandwagon.
"I watched the pilot episode and it made me really upset after I watched it. That was probably because everyone looked like they were having so much fun and I was really jealous. It was basically like a giant Halloween party. And I got bummed out."

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True Blood Fan Art

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'True Blood': A Tale of Two Taras

Ever wonder what your favorite TV show would be like if a different actor played one of the main characters? True Blood fans don't have to use their imaginations. The TV blog Remote Patrolled just posted footage from the HBO show's original pilot, where the character Tara was played by an alternate actress:

Here's True Blood's Tara—Sookie's spiky best friend who's now immortalized by Rutina Wesley

But Rutina wasn't the first actress to play Tara. Check out Brook Kerr—the original Tara—in a memorable scene from the vampire saga's first episode.

Kerr is best known for playing Whitney on the soap opera Passions for 8 years on NBC. She left the role in 2007—straight into True Blood—but was replaced after filming the unaired pilot. No official reason was given.

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