Tag Archives: True Blood

2012 SAG Award nominees announced

The Screen Actors Guild Awards did not completely snub sf/f/h productions, but gave them very few nominations... Read more [...]

2012 People’s Choice Awards nominees

This year's People's Choice Award nominees—as always, heavy on genre in the film categories—are focused on young wizards and sequels... Read more [...]

Most Popular and Updated Articles: 25 September-1 October, and month of September 2011

The most popular SFScope articles during the last week and month, as well as those which were updated... Read more [...]

Housecleaning—True Blood’s “And When I Die”

To wrap up a season with too many plot lines and too many characters takes, in this case, a big scythe. But we get a lot of satisfaction from it all... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

The Witch War—True Blood’s “Spellbound”

Action! And a vampire/witch war! Good. But still, way too many plots, most of which are annoyances, rather than interesting. Can we lean out the show now that it's been renewed for a fifth season... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

63rd Annual Emmy Award Nominees—the sf/f/h nominees

The 63rd Annual Prime Time Emmy Award nominations include a much better showing by genre productions, including 13 nominations for Game of Thrones... Read more [...]

Number 13 will be the last Sookie Stackhouse book

After twelve years of writing them and seeing them published in many countries selling millions of copies, author Charlaine Harris has announced that the forthcoming 13th Sookie Stackhouse Southern Vampire novel will be the last in the series... Read more [...]

The Leap That Love Requires—True Blood’s “If You Love Me, Why Am I Dyin’?”

An Eric-centric story, after hitting the (temporary?) reset button on Eric makes for some interesting relationship shifts. And Tara's growth is a welcome change, even if... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

Witch One?—True Blood’s “You Smell Like Dinner”

A new baddie promises some interesting twists and nifty changes, but let's hope the played-out characters get shifted off screen... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]