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Oh yeah, it was sizzling! I hope it's just a teaser for a real shower together later this season.

I loved how Pam deadpanned trying to stop Sookie from going into Eric's office and Andy's line to Jason about getting back out and screwing around (I can't recall exactly how he phrased it) had me laughing.

I'm hating Tara's mother for bringing religion into her grief process instead of just letting the girl cry and scream.

So far, this was a really good episode. I just hope the stories tie together more this season than they did last year.

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I liked her better when she was an abusive drunk. At least then Tara was clear-headed enough to avoid her.

My fondest wish is that Lettie Mae die this season. My worst fear is that she'll become a vampire. I mean, IMO, she already is an emotional vampire but I mean in the technical sense.

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What a great season premiere! There was a lot of (more than usual) Jessica in this episode (Jessica in her bra :wub:) - I just think DAW is awesome and I think she can become a big star (she would be great as young Jean Grey or Rogue in X-Men: First Class - make it happen Matthew Vaughn and Bryan Singer!). Jason continues to be one of the most hilarious characters on tv: "Conscience off, dick on." (so one is so going to be quotable with my friends LOL) "Of course, man, but that's a nasty way to ask." "Yeah, I know, I was looking at you but talking to her. It's what we do here in the south." "Every time I look at you, I keep seeing these big bullet holes in your heads." RK is gold at doing comedy. :lol: There was more Pam too, so yay for that. I hope she'll be on more this season. I love ERW so it's always good to see the Queen. The Bill/Sam scene was hilarious. :lol: Good ending with the warewolves - I prefer to see them than Maenads. The only downside was Tara being stupid and annoying as usual.

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I got suckered in by the great promos, got HBO, watched the premiere and felt a huge let down. I can't believe that this show is produced by Alan Ball. The writing, casting, and acting is just soo mediocre. Eric, Pam, Jessica, Hoyt. Jason, Lafayette, and Andy are the characters that keep me from bailing.

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Being the season premiere, the episode was naturally charged with more plot than character. I feel that, in general, it takes a few episodes to really have a more rounded experience of all the characters and their sides.

Loving the ratings.

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