True Blood – 4.2 You Smell Like Dinner

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  1. Why is Eric shirtless? Well if he can’t be naked sexing up someone, shirtless will just have to do. (Seriously, I think it must be written into the contracts that all the male leads have to be shirtless so many times a season).

    • In that episode alone, Sam, Tommy and Bill were naked and Eric and Jason were shirtless (and let’s not forget Katerina and Luna were nekkid, as well). That goes so far beyond fan service that I don’t have a word for it. I do not put it past this show to do an all naked, all gay musical. With goats.

  2. who, who has Mississippi
    I think that since Russell, uh, abdicated, Mississippi would have gone to Sophie-Anne, and maybe now it’s Bill’s? Sort of? I don’t know. The vampire politics on this show can get intense.

    I LOVED THIS SO MUCH.

    • I don’t know why the Mississippi thing is driving me crazy. Nan only named Bill as King of LA, and you’re right, with both Russell and Sophie-Anne out of the picture, MS is up for grabs. Is this important??? Is something coming??? I don’t know! But I’m enjoying the hell out of King Vampire Bill.

      AND YAY!

  3. I had the same damn reaction to the punk stuff. 1982?? In LONDON? Yeah, not so much with the subversive, folks. And of course I concur with your James Spader-pink seersucker suit with no socks and loafers as a better example of 80s evil. Except for how hot I will continue to find Stef, but that is neither here nor there.

    Now, in the books (which Alan Balls laughs at and uses as kindling) there are a couple of tough-ass witches cum Weres who get hopped up on V and want to bone him (and drain him, he’s several tens of thousands on the hoof, you see) who cause Eric to lose his memory (and he disappears and reappears in the place of his heart’s fondest blah blah) which is why he’s shirtless and “Huh?”

    But clearly you just added a bonus roll for the use of “Windsong.”

    • Oh, Steff in his loafers sans socks (the one time sweaty feet are smexy). “Money really means nothing to me. Do you think I’d treat my parents’ house this way if it did?” Hahahaha, pure evil. (And I think even my mom was aware of The Clash in 1982.)

      Is it sad that I have been wanting to make that Windsong reference since the first time Bill and Eric went on and on about Sookie’s sweet, sweet nectar? It might be from 1989, but it’s by Prince Matchabelli, Laura. That’s class.

  4. Bob Mackie goes Romulan. LOL If Garak wasn’t so enamoured of watermelons and spiders we could attribute that dress to him. *g*

    Why was Eric shirtless? That makes no sense. Of course, since he was wearing a woman’s quilted Chanel jacket to begin with, I wasn’t complaining.

    • I thought you’d appreciate the Romulan ref. ;) Garak, oh how I love thee!

      Hahahaha! That quilted Chanel jacket! The clothes on this show!

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