Although True Blood was rather slow out of the idiot box gate, it made up for it in its second and third week with some killer ratings. That being so, HBO was high enough on it to order a second season.
With a second season now secured for the writers and producers, they’re moving forward with adding some new blood to the cast to flesh out the impending storylines down the road; Mehcad Brooks, Todd Lowe, Deborah Ann Woll and Michelle Forbes have been moved into the coveted slots of series regulars for the show’s second season.
The new blood will appear in the first-season finale later this fall, and, of course, make regular appearances next season.
Based on Charlaine Harris’ series of books Dead Until Dark (Southern Vampire Mysteries), True Blood centers on waitress/mind reader Sookie Stackhouse (Anna Paquin) and her redneck family and friends in the backwoods of Louisiana and how her life is thrown into a whirlwind when Vampire Bill walks into her watering hole two years after vampires have come out of the coffin on national television.
True Blood airs Sunday nights in HBO. Check your local listings to confirm the times.





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Cool, I've been liking the show so far.
this is one of my favorite shows right now. after the dexter & californication leaks, this is the only thing fresh (along with Entourage) on TV worth watching
This is THE worst show I've ever seen!
HBO sucks now. This show is beyond bad. It's embarrassing.
I guess William Morris was right?
This show isn't great, but it's definitely not terrible. Sure, it can't hold a candle to Six Feet Under, Sopranos or Deadwood, but at least it's not as pointless as John From Cincinatti was. Milch crapped the bed on that one, but I think that was his intention after Deadwood was foolishly killed by HBO. HBO sucks more for doing that than anything else. I'd put True Blood on par with Carnivale. Entourage, on the other hand, it totally overrated. If not for Piven, I don't think it'd have any redeeming qualities.
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