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In a society where humans and vampires co-exist, set in the small town of Bon Temps, Louisiana, Sookie Stackhouse is a young woman who may have found a perfect boyfriend. Sookie is clairvoyant and constantly hears people's thoughts so it makes dating a bit difficult since she tries to keep her ability a secret. When 173-year-old vampire Bill Compton walks into the Merlotte's Bar & Grill where she works as a waitress, she realizes that she can't "hear" what he's thinking, thus giving away his origins since she can't hear the thoughts of those whom are technically dead. Vampires "came out of the coffin" two years ago when the Japanese invented Tru Blood, a synthetic blood substitute. Sookie rescues Bill when a couple of lowlife rednecks, the Rattrays, try to steal his blood to sell on the black market, but she may have a price to pay for interfering. Meanwhile, Sookie's older brother, Jason, is a smooth-talking hustler and Lothario who works part-time with a construction crew, and who ... Written by
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Trivia
In the first scene featuring the Sookie's grandmother Adele Stackhouse -
Lois Smith, Gran is reading the novel 'Last Scene Alive' by
Charlaine Harris, creator of the Southern Vampire/Sookie Stackhouse series of novels that inspired
True Blood.
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Goofs
When Lafayette and Tara are talking at the bar Lafayette has a coffee cup. In one shot the handle of the coffee cup is facing left and in another it is facing right.
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Quotes
Tara Thornton:
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slaps Manager]
That's for pattin' my ass too much! I'mmo get my baby daddy who just got outta prison to come and kick your teeth in!
Sav-A-Bunch Manager:
Jesus, Tara. Please don't do anything like...
Tara Thornton:
Oh, my God! I'm not serious, you pathetic racist! I don't have a baby! Damn! I know y'all have to be stupid, but do you have to be that stupid? Shit, fuck this job.
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Connections
Features
Blind Date (1999)
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Soundtracks
"Y'All Think She'd Be Good To Me"
Performed by CC Adcock
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It is hard to judge an entire series by one episode, but there is strong hope for this series.
Oscar winner Anna Paquin (The Piano, X-Men, X2) as Sookie is excellent. She had powers that are not explained in the first show, but that is not what her special. She just has sweetness and honey dripping from her mouth and makes you want to immediately take her home to momma.
Brook Kerr ("Passions") really caught my eye. She is just so darn funny and really keeps things rocking.
Lois Smith (Five Easy Pieces) as Gran also seems to be a character that is going to make this show interesting.
There is a great mixture of humor, sex, and passion that should make for a great series.