| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Anna Paquin | ... | Sookie Stackhouse | |
| Stephen Moyer | ... | Bill Compton | |
| Sam Trammell | ... | Sam Merlotte | |
| Ryan Kwanten | ... | Jason Stackhouse | |
| Rutina Wesley | ... | Tara Thornton | |
| Chris Bauer | ... | Andy Bellefleur | |
| Mehcad Brooks | ... | Eggs | |
| Nelsan Ellis | ... | Lafayette Reynolds | |
| Michelle Forbes | ... | Maryann Forrester | |
| Todd Lowe | ... | Terry Bellefleur | |
| Jim Parrack | ... | Hoyt Fortenberry | |
| Carrie Preston | ... | Arlene Fowler | |
| William Sanderson | ... | Sheriff Bud Dearborne | |
| Alexander Skarsgård | ... | Eric Northman | |
| Deborah Ann Woll | ... | Jessica Hamby | |
Bill visits the vampire Queen of Louisiana to see what he can learn about Maryann and how they might be able to defeat her. The Queen isn't too preoccupied with Bill's requirements but does eventually tell him what has to be done. Back in Bon Temps, those who are not under Maryann's control plan their next moves. Sam Merlotte decides they need help and visits Eric who reluctantly agrees to see what he can do. Sookie and Lafayette have to try and rescue Tara yet again after she escapes and returns to Sookie's house in an attempt to save Eggs. Hoyt storms out of Bill's house after he and Jessica have a big fight over his mother. His mother reveals a few truths about his father. Written by garykmcd
'Frenzy' was the worst episode I have ever seen. The directing was laughable - the writing elementary - and the acting? The Queen was horrible! I couldn't believe what a terrible actress she was -- so I came here to see if she was like the daughter of the director or something. It was Evan Rachel Wood - ugh - why is she famous - she is bad bad bad. My only thought is that perhaps this was an episode to try and get new people interested in the series -- this could be why they explained things like soap opera characters do. Definitely had to be different director and writer than previous True Blood episodes because this show is usually brilliant - but this mess was not.