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Format: AC-3, Box set, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Languages: English (Original Language), English (Subtitled), French (Subtitled), Portuguese (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled), French (Dubbed), Spanish (Dubbed)
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Number Of Discs: 5
Running Time: 720 Minutes
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Release Date: May 25, 2010 (In 76 Days)
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Welcome back to Bon Temps, home to mystery, Southern sensuality and dark secrets. For Sookie Stackhouse, life is more dangerous than ever after she and Bill become more deeply involved. Meanwhile, Tara finds herself under a lover’s spell; Sam puts his trust in an unlikely ally; Jason becomes involved with an anti-vampire sect; Eric becomes interested in Sookie after he recruits her to investigate the disappearance of his 2,000-year-old maker; and Maryann is revealed to possess a power that can control almost everyone in town. Then, after making a shocking discovery, Sookie, Bill and Sam must form the last line of defense against a diabolical plan that raises this award-winning series to bloody new heights.

True Blood: The Complete Second Season includes all 12 episodes of this critically acclaimed series from Alan Ball, writer of the Academy Award®-winning Best Picture American Beauty and creator of Six Feet Under. Loaded with special features, this essential 5-disc set is certain to quench the curiosity of True Blood fans everywhere.

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True Blood Season One March 10, 2010
D. R. Roberts (SC)
Delivered quickly and in good condition. Loved every minute of this and can not wait for the second season to be revealed!!!!!!!!! Love the story Lines!!

3 out of 5 stars

an Intentional? waste of Michelle Forbes March 9, 2010
Cleo
Michelle Forbes is so nice looking but her storyline was so tedious and unattractive like her terrible hippie outfits. However, Evan Rachel Woods was perfectly styled and given great lines in this season. I've never seen Season 1 but the relationship between Sookie and Bill seems to have run its course. I thought their relationship was a commnt on those simple romances that happen especially in isolated not well-off places between an older guy and young girl on the cusp where the girl's greatest attractiveness is her youth and the contrast of her youth to her beau's dotage. It happens frequently, people get married, women get widowed young and they think it's a happy ending IF they never leave their small part of the world. If they ever do get tired of each other, then the girl is going to look back and think, "Gak, that wasn't love at all but ...." I wouldn't buy this series but would strongly recommend scanning it for Evan Rachel Wood's jewel box performance piece. This show has a talent for the cliffhanger but I was fortunate enough to see all the episodes in one sitting on cable otherwise I would have been very frustrated waiting for the next installment. The cliffhangers are outsized compared to what is actually delivered. There was way too much of the bacchanalia storyline. This season left you wanting more of the Swedish guy and Evan Rachel Wood.

3 out of 5 stars

Bring on the Gay, please. February 26, 2010
ReaderFanatic (Chicago, IL United States)
1 out of 5 found this review helpful

I just finish season two. UUUUUUGH. Okay, The whole god cowhead demon story arc was all jacked up. The writers should have left that crap in the back their minds. That was just bad and I got tired all that lame hippie dancing in every damn episode. I was so happy that Lafayette did get a little bit back to his old self again, I was really hoping the "poor me" syndrome wasn't going to go on for long.

I like how they are fleshing Eric out more, he's becoming more of the Eric from the books. Good job on them for that one. And I will say now that his hair isn't in his face completely, the guy they got for Eric isn't as ugly as I once thought he was. He's slightly attractive, so I wouldn't mind seeing him kissing or screwing another guy/girl. Still don't like the bags under his eyes though.

That brings me to another thing. I'm pissed, pissed, pissed that not one GAY scene was in this series at ALL. Two seasons, not ONE. GAY. SCENE. what the hell!?!?!?!?!!? I'm just like the Queen herself, I LOVE seeing two men together. If I've got to look at a bunch of uglyass straight ppl having sex, naked body parts everywhere, then I should be able to see some naked parts I actually WANT to see in just as many sex scenes. Eric is BISEXUAL, he LIKES men just as much as women. I really hope they stop throwing the homosexual words around in the show and actually start showing some freaking homosexuality!!! If OZ can do it, and Blood and Sand can do it and Queer as Folk can do it True Blood should be able to do it too.

I love Pam, and Jessica is growing on me. I enjoyed all of the scenes the vampires had, the show could use more of those. I did feel as though the Godric arc was rushed, but I think it was the best scene in the series the scene between Godric and Eric on the roof. Very good acting on Eric's part.

All in all, not the best vamp series I've ever scene, but I'm enjoying it well enough to keep watching.

5 out of 5 stars

Killer Soundtrack! February 24, 2010
J. Link (Midlothian,Va USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful

Keep up the original music in the soundtrack! It makes for total awesomeness! I think the Song "Don't Say No" by Ryan Anderson Link should be an original for the next season. Check it out at LastFm. All I can do is think of Eric when I hear it!

3 out of 5 stars

Where are the vampires in this vampire series? February 23, 2010
W. Moore (Ohio)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

While the first season was a tight little bundle of stories, the second season veers wildly off course and deals with mythological creatures come to life. For reasons only Alan Ball can answer, the vampire stories are given the least amount of screen time and they are -- by a huge measure -- the most interesting part of the show.

The vampire stories that make up about 30% of the screentime are fascinating. The series shows us the vampire hotel and the vampire airline Charlaine Harris created in the books. But that's a tiny slice before the camera moves back to stories about drunken moms and religious intolerance.

As in season 1, Anna Paquin proves she can't act her way out of a paper bag. As one reviewer said, "it's like she never learned the difference between a statement and a question." She's terrible. But the others, in particular Alexander Skarsgard, show just what can be done with a few lines of dialogue. He's got eleven lines in the entire last episode. Why they didn't use him more is another little season 2 mystery. Ball also brought Nelsan Ellis ("Lafayette") back from the dead then barely used him.

What's left? Lots and lots of mythology.

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