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Everybody knows that the ladies love the vampires, but when you take a bunch of fanged wonders and throw sex, blood and rock ‘n' roll into the mix, it's funny how the demographic suddenly jumps to include both genders. "True Blood," based on the "The Southern Vampire Mysteries" series of novels by Charlaine Harris, debuted on HBO in 2008, offering a gorgeous female lead (Anna Paquin), a decidedly masculine vampire for her to play against (Stephen Moyer), and lots of…say, what are the kids calling it these days? Oh, that's right: fang-banging.
When Season 2 of the series wrapped up in September of 2009, it arguably was with more of a whisper than a scream, owing to the weariness many viewers felt in regards to the seemingly never-ending storyline of Miss Maryann Forester (Michele Forbes), but between the knowledge that she was gone for good and the number of teases offered in the second half of the season finale, we were excited at the prospect of what Season 3 might hold. Check out all of our "True Blood" related content below, including interviews, features and DVD, and be sure to keep regular tabs on our True Blood Blog.
Anna Paquin profileSookie Stackhouse
Find all sorts of info on our favorite fang banger, including links, photos, news, filmography, quotes and more.
Ryan Kwanten interviewJason Stackhouse | November 4, 2010
On working with Chris Bauer on "True Blood": 
I’m given a lot of leeway in terms of things that I can do with this character, and Chris is smart enough to go with some of the things that I throw at him, and we’ve had some sort of beautiful accidents.
Sam Trammell interviewSam Merlotte | September 10, 2009
It was kind of fun being sort of a red herring that first year, with people thinking that I'm the murderer in town. There was that little moment where I think people were suspicious of me, and that was fun to play.
Bullz-Eye's TV Girlfriends: Sookie StackhouseApril 2009
Sookie has a thing for vampires, so unless you're one of the walking undead, it's going to be tough to convince her that you're her soul mate. Considering everyone around her seems to end up dead, maybe that isn't such a bad thing....
Seven shows that just don't get enough loveFrom Premium Hollywood | January 8, 2009
The first season was excellent, though it got off to a bit of a slow start. Paquin is the key, but her best friend Tara (played by Rutina Wesley) often steals the show.
True Blood: Season 1
Telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse meets Vampire Bill... and all hell breaks loose. |
True Blood: Season 3
The "True Blood" universe continues to expand, but it's not always for the better. |
True Blood: Season 4
Bon Temps gets even more supernatural with fairies, witches and werepanthers. Oh, my! |
True Blood: Season 5
Russell Edgington returns to terrorize Sookie, Bill, Eric and the rest of Bon Temps. |
TV Power Rankings: Fall 2010Ranked #14
"True Blood" wrapped up its third season in September with record ratings, as word continues to spread about the most addictive vampire show on television.
TV Power Rankings: Fall 2009Ranked #2
Storylines involving shapeshiftin' Sam and his new girl Daphne, the Fellowship of the Sun, and the great and powerful Godric kept us enthralled all season long.
TV Power Rankings: Fall 2008Ranked #9
The show is also one of the most sexually explicit to have been unleashed on an unsuspecting audience in some time, and it isn't terribly shy with its depictions of violence, either.
A li'l bit of "True Blood" love from a true pimpFrom Premium Hollywood
Snoop Dogg pays tribute to the cutest thang in Bon Temps, LA, with "Oh Sookie."
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