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@ASaTrueVirgoVision I'm not saying that Sookie is real. I'm saying that her character & her life in Bon Temps is written as if it were real. As you said, it would be nice to play a game of "the Viking & the Barmaid" occasionally, but would you want that to be your real daily life? Would you want ...

I see no reason why a pole shouldn't be used during Olympic gymnastics to show these type of exercises. They use the parallel bars, and that thing they walk on, and the vault. How is this any different?

Wow, this is amazing. I always thought that pole dancing was something women did in strip clubs, but this is like Olympic gymnastics. Beautiful athlete.

@popqueen823 The Reaper is more interesting than Sally. I know they are trying to differentiate this Version from the BBC one, but I'm still having trouble getting into the Vampire Mother and Princess, Nora deciding she wanted to be a werewolf, and Sally being bored with being dead after missing...

She's a good interviewer. She was very pleasant but didn't push him. And she got him to reveal something about himself but nothing indiscrete.

Poor Eric. This is why Sookie called him vicious and untrustworthy.

@karlarocio74 Yup, arrogant, self-absorbed, insensitive Eric.

So heart-breaking for Eric to find out that he is such a terrifying person. It was very unselfish of him to walk away from Sookie rather than risk hurting her.

@misswrestling45 Eric didn't get mad & threaten to kill Pam because she almost killed Sookie. He did that because she lied to him. Listen to what Pam says after the thriller dance. "Sookie's fine. There was a forcefield. I knew it wouldn't hit her." There was absolutely no way for Pam to know if ...

The heart-ripping scene was also a big reason for Sookie to break up with Eric. Sookie saw Eric disregard her wishes and Bills' promise and kill a human who wasn't Marnie after she asked Bill to spare the others, and Bill agreed. Sure Eric was emotionally overwhelmed, saw Roy as his enemy, needed...

@clubheadxtasy2 I think Eric was surprised. He just didn't expect such a level of duplicity in Bill. He didn't expect that Bill would betray him like that after he just saved his life from Russell and protected Sookie. It was a clever plan on Bill's part, for once, to bury Eric in cement next ...

@trixiedoor I don't know how you decided that you are the voice of the majority of TB fans, but you don't speak for me, and you don't speak for the people who run and comment on the fan sites that I visit. You don't even speak for the shmucks who write Sookie and Eric fan fiction. That's just Y...

@trixiedoor It felt off because it got invaded by Bill. He didn't belong. That was the point. Sookie's interactions with Eric in her dreams are always beautiful and make intellectual and emotional sense. He is welcomed. Bill inflicts himself when he is unwanted. The point of this dream was to...

@askarsfan2011 The violence was disturbing. The bull steamer, the hammer to the gonads, the decapitation, the final fight. It was a bit too graphic. Like you said, the movie was visually stunning. But that just means that disturbing images stay with you longer. I wish I would have known how ...

@DancesWithEskimos91 Fuck Sophie-Anne. We should all watch.

@Liz86000 Bill is not Sookie's true love. He is her misguided first attempt at an adult relationship with someone whose thoughts she couldn't hear. She knew nothing about him when they met and rushed into bed with him because she was tired of being a virgin, and he is attractive and seemed like a...

Very creative. Loved the vid.

Bill doesn't understand Sookie at all if he thinks that she's stand by while he's killing her friends. And Eric clearly wanted to settle things with Sookie before summoning Pam. Maybe he even wanted to keep Pam out of the conflict since he didn't know that she figured out a way to deal with her...

@nesabt Eric is changed by his feelings for Sookie. It's just that in the books, this happens gradually as he gets to know her, while on the show it happens so suddenly that it's difficult to reconcile the old Eric, the Amnesia Eric, and the new Eric. I wish TB wouldn't rush these storylines so...

@blewidescorpio If you mean James Marsden, he sucked as Cyclops. He was totally miscast for the role. It's not surprising that X-Men just killed him off in the second movie. Cyclops is supposed to be tall, lean, and built like a track star. James Marsden looked like a kid. The guy who plays ...

Actually, most ballet productions do have a plot and tell a story--just thru dance. Michael Bay should watch more ballet.

@nesabt LOL

@jb44421 Wow, that's perfect. That's exactly how Sookie is--sexy yet awkward.

@skeezerzz Sorry, I meant "The Message in a Bottle." The most depressing movie of all time.

I don't think the interviewer was cold or uninterested. He was trying to be serious while doing an interview on a cheesy show about vampires. You know, people in the entertainment industry in other countries are not artificially bubbly the way American interviewers are. he interviewer was very...