[sum1]

That's weird, because

Spoiler:

it goes against the established way vampires are made. I wish they'd follow their own rules. Maybe there's some other way to return from the dead, like witchcraft? I must admit, I'd have a hard time seeing Tara as a vampire. She's not very vampirish.

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Spoiler:

the only other way i can think of is lafayette bringing her back by magic. if pam does turn tara i'll lose respect for sookie. why would sookie want her friend to become something she hated the most?

[sum1]

Hm. Well I've lost respect for Sookie already. She really is the weak point of the show. It happens sometimes that the central character of a show is its weak point and the other characters are good. The Starz show Camelot did very poorly in writing and casting for its hero, King Arthur, while the other characters are excellent. (I mod the board for that show.)

[collide into you]

it's hard to enjoy the show if you can't stand the main character, right? i wanted her to be a strong, independent woman, not a whiner who cries and screams every damn episode. personally, i'm also not a fan of anna's acting.

[sum1]

Well, it's lucky that the show is about far more than just Sookie.

[amy2345]

Every time now I see Suckie scream her dumb blonde head off I'm giving more and more respect to the slayer with the most. Buffy rules and suckie just sucks more.

[collide into you]

you're telling me you don't like this:


+++

[sum1]

lol Yeah, that kinda does suck.

[amylin]

A new review for True Blood is out in the Daily Beast.

READ WITH CAUTION! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!

‘True Blood’ Season 5: Has HBO’s Vampire Drama Lost Its Bite? - The Daily Beast

But the Sookie Relevant part is here:

Part of the problem is that with so much going on with the rest of the cast, Paquin’s Sookie—ideally the series’ lead—seems boring by comparison. In previous years, she was a major connector between the various storylines and characters, but here she seems to be isolated from everyone and everything, a vacuum in the center of the show whose biggest moment comes in the fourth episode when she drains nearly every bottle of alcohol in her house and gets goofy to Jimmy Buffett, before—surprise!—one of the men in her life turns up. I’ve stopped caring who Sookie chooses to be with romantically, whether it’s Eric, Bill, or Alcide, and that’s a problem when the character is your nominal lead. That’s keenly felt in Season 5, where Sookie’s storyline so far—comprised mostly of her whining about “doing the right thing” or everyone “hating” her—lacks a real spark.

[amy2345]

Originally Posted by Flame.of.love (View Post) you're telling me you don't like this: +++

Yeh, my reply to Suckie you SUCK BIG TIME!

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more whiney Sookie. great :eyeroll: i swear, she's one of the worst main characters ever.

[amy2345]

Totally!

[sum1]

That review quote is funny. Are people catching on? Sucky sucks bigtime.

[deathly_smirk]

The review is so spot on

Sookie's SL and actions seemed to be the least interesting in 5x01. I think I've just realised how melodramatic she really is Really annoyed she actually IS cliched now

[VikingLoverLori]

It sucks they can't write her well enough to root for