Ok, so since you left off with it I'll start with it.... Eric and Sookier are over. The whole Lion Witch and the Wardrobe making love in the snowy sunny forest thing was their first and last shot at true bliss, regardless of the fact that "she is now his/they are one/ we drank each other's blood etc. I think King Bill knew this all along, and as disappointed to hear that Sookie was in love with Angelic Eric, he must have known that it would only be temporary. I dont know what happened in that last scene with the fight, but Eric will be changed soon if not then, and his whole appeal to Sookie will be gone. He's gotta get back to his old self - either as the witch reverses the spell or whatever - and there you go, that's the end of Sookie. Maybe he goes berzerk on Tara again, who knows. Plus, Alcide is the one playing hero now, so that will spark some sort of interest. Honestly, I can't even enjoy the sex scenes, this Eric is so strange, as much as I love myself some A Skarsgard, I dont get the appeal. Sacred crapless as I was in prior seasons of the idea of getting into bed with him, at least there was something interesting going on. An allure. Now it just seems like the Arian Nation is having a blonde breeding frenzy between the non-dead and the fairy. Also, the gap in Sookie's teeth could not be a worse foil for Eric's euroveneers. We need the fangs back. Actually, I take it back, maybe Eric and Sookie aren't over... I think that Eric takes on Jessica's fake/dream Hoyt role and totally goes loser obsessed boyfriend on Sook, and tries to make her a vampire... so they can be together forever. He took her line way too close to heart when she said something to the effect that "there's no such thing as forever" in bed. Enough of that.
Jessica's dream sequence was amazing, i nearly jumped off the couch when she slammed Hoyt's head into the half wall. I felt bad for him of course, but did feel relieved for her! I totally thought it was real, until Jason said "bite me and eff me" in that car scene, maybe even longer... as in, when she woke up. That was awesome, well done writers! Jess and Jason on the floor was amazing. And yes, love how Bill handled it. Here's a scenario: Jason and Jessica get together. Does that make Bill Jason's father in law? and if Bill and Sookie get back together in the end of the show (series finale, i'm imagining) would that make Sookie not only Jason's sister, but stepmom? Cooky. And we thought family ties was just a West Virginia thing...
This singing french woman is creeping me out, but I'm glad that at least they are giving us the story on why she keeps popping up. And i do love how Lafayette is a medium, you know i just love how they have given him something special additionally to the fantabulous fashion sense. I mean, not only does he do an amazing job of dressing himself (especially when your shopping options are limited to what, the nearest Walmart and the Bon Temps salvation army?) but this medium thing is cool. I just hope he doesn't wind up in jail, or worse.
So much happened this episode. Question: are vampires strong enough to do their mind bewitching to entire audiences of people over the TV waves? King Bill has been using that power a lot lately (not to mention twice in this episode folks recalled their "you're welcome in my house" privildeges, are they trying to reeducate us and bring us back to basics?), why don't they take advantage and do it on a broader scale? Maybe its not part of vamp code and the whole integration strategy to not do things like that, but it would let them get a lot of stuff done. And we know he's got a lot of things on his to-do list, despite the fact i still have no idea what those entail...
How many episodes are left this season?
Chris, the Jerry Hall comparison is nothing short of genuis. I mean, so obvious once you point it out but how you arrived there, I'm just so impressed.
Let me just say how impressed i am with this work. Also how much my pants just moved. that is all.
ReplyDeleteOk, so since you left off with it I'll start with it.... Eric and Sookier are over. The whole Lion Witch and the Wardrobe making love in the snowy sunny forest thing was their first and last shot at true bliss, regardless of the fact that "she is now his/they are one/ we drank each other's blood etc. I think King Bill knew this all along, and as disappointed to hear that Sookie was in love with Angelic Eric, he must have known that it would only be temporary. I dont know what happened in that last scene with the fight, but Eric will be changed soon if not then, and his whole appeal to Sookie will be gone. He's gotta get back to his old self - either as the witch reverses the spell or whatever - and there you go, that's the end of Sookie. Maybe he goes berzerk on Tara again, who knows. Plus, Alcide is the one playing hero now, so that will spark some sort of interest. Honestly, I can't even enjoy the sex scenes, this Eric is so strange, as much as I love myself some A Skarsgard, I dont get the appeal. Sacred crapless as I was in prior seasons of the idea of getting into bed with him, at least there was something interesting going on. An allure. Now it just seems like the Arian Nation is having a blonde breeding frenzy between the non-dead and the fairy. Also, the gap in Sookie's teeth could not be a worse foil for Eric's euroveneers. We need the fangs back. Actually, I take it back, maybe Eric and Sookie aren't over... I think that Eric takes on Jessica's fake/dream Hoyt role and totally goes loser obsessed boyfriend on Sook, and tries to make her a vampire... so they can be together forever. He took her line way too close to heart when she said something to the effect that "there's no such thing as forever" in bed.
ReplyDeleteEnough of that.
Jessica's dream sequence was amazing, i nearly jumped off the couch when she slammed Hoyt's head into the half wall. I felt bad for him of course, but did feel relieved for her! I totally thought it was real, until Jason said "bite me and eff me" in that car scene, maybe even longer... as in, when she woke up. That was awesome, well done writers! Jess and Jason on the floor was amazing. And yes, love how Bill handled it. Here's a scenario: Jason and Jessica get together. Does that make Bill Jason's father in law? and if Bill and Sookie get back together in the end of the show (series finale, i'm imagining) would that make Sookie not only Jason's sister, but stepmom? Cooky. And we thought family ties was just a West Virginia thing...
This singing french woman is creeping me out, but I'm glad that at least they are giving us the story on why she keeps popping up. And i do love how Lafayette is a medium, you know i just love how they have given him something special additionally to the fantabulous fashion sense. I mean, not only does he do an amazing job of dressing himself (especially when your shopping options are limited to what, the nearest Walmart and the Bon Temps salvation army?) but this medium thing is cool. I just hope he doesn't wind up in jail, or worse.
So much happened this episode. Question: are vampires strong enough to do their mind bewitching to entire audiences of people over the TV waves? King Bill has been using that power a lot lately (not to mention twice in this episode folks recalled their "you're welcome in my house" privildeges, are they trying to reeducate us and bring us back to basics?), why don't they take advantage and do it on a broader scale? Maybe its not part of vamp code and the whole integration strategy to not do things like that, but it would let them get a lot of stuff done. And we know he's got a lot of things on his to-do list, despite the fact i still have no idea what those entail...
How many episodes are left this season?
Chris, the Jerry Hall comparison is nothing short of genuis. I mean, so obvious once you point it out but how you arrived there, I'm just so impressed.
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