Note: This episode was reviewed before 4×11 so no spoilers beyond this one…
Oh, Nan knocking down the cameras and that woman speaker saying “we’re you’re friends.” Also Nan stabbing the vampire with a pencil. Win.
Though Sookie’s probably gotten Bill into some trouble since he swore up and down to Nan that there was nothing special about Sookie. I suppose he could lie again. But something tells me that Nan’s not going to believe that.
Oh, Jessica’s experiencing a kind of sex guilt that her Bible-thumping parents didn’t teach her about. I love how Jason pretty much thinks Hoyt’s his saintly best friend. Jason just needs to start dating Hoyt. “Who’s going to make me forget?” Oh.
This is an interesting twist on skin-walking. Well, as much as Tommy plot can be.
“Magic is not stronger than technology.” Hilarious. I like Holly and Tara becoming friends. Tara does deserve a friend better than Sookie. Oh, I think that Antonia/Marnie is cracking up.
King Bill isn’t putting up with fuckery in his kingdom anymore. No more politics.
Sookie can’t find the soulfulness in Eric’s eyes. Wait, Sookie, I thought you wanted a threesome with Bill and Eric.
Pam is the best ever. Now she’s going to eat Sookie if she’ll heal her.
Sookie was actually shot in the situation before the one where she just saved your butt, Bill. And you should know better than to think that you can stop her.
What’s all this weird religious stuff? Like I can tell from the writing that the writer didn’t believe what s/he was writing. I’m happy for the end of the Tommy plot, but that was just a little bit melodramatic. And a way for Sam to realistically fight Marcus.
I loved how long it took Jason to start to say anything after Hoyt asked to move in with him. Poor crying Hoyt.
“There’s a safety cap.” Yes, because most people don’t asked their children to open child-proof containers. I kind of adore Arlene in momma bear mode.
Jason always goes to Sookie’s when there’s something on his mind. So Sookie can just read it, and he doesn’t have to talk about it. “He drank 11 beers, and then started farting.” Yes, a good lesson about beer drinking.
Okay, I can buy that Jason is not caught up on current events, and the Tolerance Rally was in Shreveport, not Bon Temps. However, as a law enforcement agent, he should’ve at least heard about it. Even with Sheriff Andy not on top of anything.
Wow, Fort Bellefuer is indeed armed. Terry’s crazy. But the loveable kind.
Jesus is so the nurse in the group.
“Of course I know Latin. I need it for my job.” Oh, whomever is writing this is good with the quips. Tara’s kind of like the Cordelia of True Blood in her disbelief of magic.
I love this twist on how Marnie wants to take down the vampires and the human collaborators, and it’s Antonia that wants to run away. I always figured that Marnie was faking the bumbling shopkeep thing. I hope that the complexity of their relationship doesn’t die with Marnie’s convincing speech.
Pam, Eric, Bill, Jessica, and Nan should really hang out together more often. Win.
“It’s a repelling spell.” “Glad to know I’m not just chicken shit.” The dialog is just kicking butt tonight.
Oh, I hope that Jesus doesn’t die. They really should’ve sent Jason in. Of course, he probably would’ve ran right into the field and got stuck.
“It’s a Latin thing.” Oh, freaky face. I’m interested to see where this goes. I hope that Jesus stays alive.
Marcus is such a creeper, and Debbie’s one of those women who falls for any kind of attention. Also, she doesn’t realize that Marcus’ attention to her as nothing to do with her and everything to do with Alcide.
Wow, I never realized how short Sam is. Or just how tall Alcide and the biker are.
“I don’t need an AK to hit a paint can.”
This Marnie/Antonia and Jesus scene is some really great acting. It’s awesome in showing so much about the characters and their internal motivations.
Times are always fun when Jason gets left behind with that look on his face.
I know we have to keep the plot moving, but I’m surprised that Andy “hit rock bottom” this quickly. Usually drugs take more time to wear off. And have more physical side effects. I mean, we did see Tommy die earlier this episode.
I love how excited both Jessica and Pam are to do asskicking. OMG, that was a ridiculous hero walk. Bill’s so short, and aren’t there any other vampires in all of Louisiana?
