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50 to 1 arrives on DVD & Digital HD 4/28

"A heart-stopper" -- Pia Catton, Wall Street Journal

Based on the Inspiring True Story of Mine That Bird,
Kentucky Derby’s 2009 Against-All-Odds Winner

50 to 1

Arriving on DVD & Digital HD April 28

Featuring a Making-of Featurette & Blooper Reel

CULVER CITY, Calif. (Feb 17, 2015) -- Based on the incredible true story of Mine That Bird -- the longshot racehorse who, to everyone’s surprise, won the 2009 Kentucky Derby-- 50 TO 1 will debut April 28 on DVD and Digital HD from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.  The film tells an inspiring and humorous account of real American cowboys and the series of seemingly insurmountable challenges they encountered on the way to Churchill Downs, when Mine That Bird and his misfit owners beat the odds and came out Derby winners.

Skeet Ulrich (“Law & Order: LA”) stars as Chip Woolley, Mine That Bird’s trainer, and Christian Kane (“The Librarians”) stars as Mark Allen, the horse’s owner.  Appearing as himself is Hall of Fame jockey Calvin Borel, who guided Mine That Bird along the rail to pass 18 horses in 20+ seconds for his astonishing win50 TO 1 also stars William Devane (Interstellar), Todd Lowe (“True Blood”) and Madelyn Deutch (Like a Country Song).

50 TO 1 is produced and directed by veteran producer and Oscar® winner Jim Wilson (Best Picture, Dances With Wolves, 1990)who also produced The Bodyguard and Wyatt Earp.  An avid horse-racing fan, Wilson was devoted to getting the film out of the starting gate, so he personally raised more than $8.5 million to get the movie into production. 50 TO 1 is a heartwarming film that proves even underdogs can keep up in the final showdown with the world's racing elite. The screenplay is by Faith Conroy and Jim Wilson.

Bonus material for 50 TO 1 include an in-depth making-of featurette, allowing audiences to go behind-the-scenes with the cast and crew to learn how they adapted the greatest horse race in history to film. Also included is a laugh-out-loud blooper reel.

Synopsis:
A misfit group of New Mexico cowboys find themselves on the journey of a lifetime when their crooked-footed racehorse qualifies for the Kentucky Derby. Based on the inspiring true story of Mine That Bird, the cowboys face a series of mishaps on their way to Churchill Downs, becoming the ultimate underdogs in a final showdown with the world’s racing elite.

50 TO 1 Bonus Features include:
·         The Making of 50 to 1
·         Blooper Reel

50 to 1 has a run time of 111 minutes.  It is rated PG-13 for some suggestive material & a bar brawl.

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True Blood Recap: The Sun


We open with a misty bridge, as Sookie dreams the fairy contract lights up. A figure comes out of the mist, a vampire...Warlow?

"Warlow" stops the speeding vehicle Jason is struggling to control. As Jason gets out of the car, pulling a gun on Warlow, only it isn't Warlow. It's his grandfather, and he has the knowledge to back up the claim, someone has been quite the peeping tom, err, concerned family member. It was all a test, which Jason clearly did not pass, with his loose lips. Jason tells him he's ready, but grandpa isn't so sure.

Pam tries to comfort Tara, but she isn't healing from her gunshot wound. Eric and Nora arrive, and Eric tries to remove the bullet but is unable to touch it. Using a broken bottle he's able to remove the silver bullet that emits UV light. Nora sits in shock that the humans are fighting back. Pam tries to talk some sense into everyone, of course the humans are fighting back, the Authority didn't give them any choice when they got rid of their only human accepted food source and that maybe they should be scared. She lashes out at Nora, but Eric has had enough, if the humans want war, he's willing to give it to them. Crazy, sexy, authoritive Eric. He tells Nora to scour the vampire bible for what Bill is, and walks out.

Jessica goes to a freaked out Bill, who's a blood mess, literally. He's feeling the pain of all the vampires being tortured and killed. He mentions a few of the ones he sees, including one being drug behind a truck before slips into a wide-eyed coma. He's walking in a field with the three aspects of Lillith, who are desperately in need of a bath and some landscaping. She, who's quite fetching all cleaned up, tells him that he can no longer be Bill Compton.

Arlene calls Sookie, waking her, because Merlotte's is overrun with customers, and you know she's still a waitress there, even though she is never there. Sookie promises to hurry. As Arlene frets with Terry, Patrick's pregnant wife walks in. She thinks Patrick ran off with some girl. Terry has a hard time putting into words what happened, and Arlene steps in, confirming her worst fears, which are much easier that explaining an Ifrit. She offers his wife what comfort she can.

Sookie walks to work, and tries to walk past the hot guy laying on the side of the road, but she can't. She "overhears" him say that the vampire smelled his blood, and she decides to take the half-fairy home. Because let's face it, she needs a new hot guy in her life since that spot is now sadly vacant. Sookie asks how he got away from his attacker. His microwave fingers saved him,  and he tries to compliment her, or is just really bad with the pick up lines before he passes out. Looks like Sookie isn't making it into work today.

Arlene seats a table, who aren't what they seem, while Lafayette plays dress up with Emma. One of the girls talks with Sam, she knows that Sam is a shifter and she wants him to come out to the world. Nicole is apart of the US Vampire unity society. She wants everyone to come out publically to take some of the heat off the vampires, because if they all came out together, then they can't kill everyone. As nice a thought as it is, Sam isn't willing to play. He's not feeling all too charitable cconsidering his girlfriend just died saving her daughter from the vampires. Nicole presses, and Sam lets her walk out, her requests falling on deaf ears.

Jessica paces as Bill stays in Lala land with Lillith. There is much work to do, Lillith insists. He asks if he is a god, but Lillith tells him there is only one  God, and he isn't it. Come on Bill focus, this isn't all about you! Jessica has a little visitor, some sort of blood prostitute. But the blood whore is a little wary of Bill's current state of comatose. She refuses, and tries to leave, but something brings her back to him in a exorcist contortionist way. Her blood floats out of her mouth and into Bill's, much to the horror of Jessica.

Sookie tends to her hot half-fairy patient. When she touches him, light transfers to him, and he awakens. She tells him it wasn't long ago she wanted to be rid of her light, she's sick of being different. He tries to offer her comfort, believeing her to be a good person. Because bad people never pick up strangers from the roadside, right? He thanks her for her hospitality, and tries to leave. Ben, we finally learn hot fairy guy's name,  takes his leave, and Sookie seems reluctant to have him leave. She tells him of a safe place for fairies, and no its not in her bed, its the fairy club.

Andy tries to reach Maurella in the field, at said fairy club, but she isn't answering. He knows nothing of babies, or fairies.

Jason brings his grandfather to Sookie's house to show him where Warlow was all misty as he tried to break in. In the bathroom grandpa jumps into the portal, and Jason, sweet simple Jason, tries to follow, but cannot. Grandpa comes back wet with ill tidings.

Sookie walks with Ben. He'd come to Bon Temps looking for something good. Ben asks if he can take Sookie out some time to repay her kindness. She tells him she's not ready for something romantical, and he overhears her thoughts about Bill. Not Eric, but Bill. When will the Bill lovefest end? When he asks about him, Sookie turns skittish and leaves him to find the club alone.

Nora reads from her vamppire bible, looking for answers. Pam is less than chipper, as she collects her blood. She asks after Eric, but Nora doesn't know where he is. Nora tells Pam to tell Eric she stepped out when he returns, she discovered that humans lead Lillith to her death, but Pam claims to want nothing to do with Eric, that she's backing off like he told her to. Nora tells Pam that Eric didn't tell her about her to protect her. That he loves her and was most proud of her, that he spoke to Nora often of her.

Eric watches the Governor's house looking for a way in. Wila, his daughter wants to get out, but daddy is firmly against it. She instead gets his next appointment, which happens to be Eric in disguise. Eric and the Governor talk around in circles about vampires and whooping cranes, until Eric gets right down to business. Eric tries to glamour the Governor, but with special contacts the Governor remains unglamoured, and Eric is taken to "camp."

Jason introduces Sookie to their fairy grandpa Niall. They sit down for a spaghetti dinner as Jason babbles on and on comparing Niall to Boba Fett, until Niall reveals that Warlow is already here somewhere. Warlow is obsessed with their pure bloodline, they're fairy royalty. Niall has been tracking Warlow for centuries, after he killed their familly. They have a secret weapon, their microwave fingers can go supernova, but because Sookie is only half fae, once she does it she will lose her light, and be just human. Sookie worries since her light has been on the fritz, but Niall shows her how to get it back in balance.

The governor's guards lead Eric outside, and he toys with them, before taking flight. Apparently they don't know everything about vampires, because none of them knew vampires could fly.

Sam comes home to a sleeping Emma. Lafayette asks what type of trouble he's in, but he doesn't want to talk about it. Alcide, Danielle and Martha come. Martha worries about Emma, but Sam won't turn her over. Luna wanted him to keep her, and he intends to. Alcide wants to take custody of Emma, since she's a wolf, and Luna's on camera action puts them all in danger, but Sam still refuses. Emma comes out at the commotion, and Martha scoops her up. Danielle shows just how mouthy of a bitch she is, and Alcide manhandles Sam. Danielle takes out Lafayette as Nicole and the other members of the the US Vampire unity society watch and take pictures of the altercation. I really hope that Lafayette picks himself off the ground, remembers he's a brujo and kicks the crap out of Danielle.

Eric comes Wila, and she willingly invites him through her window. I'm not sure anyone could have turned him down, not when he's all floaty.

Jessica prays over Bill, unsure if he is now god or something else. She prays for Jason, and Sookie, even though she may have tried to stake him. She even prays for Eric, and Pam to give her the courage to let happiness in, Tara to find what she's looking for, Sam and Lafayette, and Arlene because they're good people, and even Hoyt whereever he is, because a part of her still loves him. And Bless Bill, and bring him back because she needs him, because they need each other.

Lillith tells Bill to save them all, and he comes back to himself, alone. The TV comes on, WATV shows some of the horrors happening to vampires. Jessica and Bill watch as a vampire is being dragged by a truck, just as Bill had told her about. He can see the future. And he sees all the vampires we love burning, including his precious Jessica.

True Blood recap: In The Beginning


Roman’s guts are all over the table. Ding dong, the Guardian really is dead. Russell is still on the loose as all the vampires are trying to figure out everything out. Why did his iStake not work everyone is wondering? While I’m a little more concerned over Russell’s handling of Eric. UV lights are toasting everyone, and Nora continues her crazy rantings even in the light. A g-man hit squad comes to the rescue, and thank goodness Eric although hanging from a column is fine.

Jason worries over the fairies handling of Sookie. They’re testing her microwave hands, and there seems to be a little too much light in one place for Claude’s liking. He has her woken up, her luminescence is depleted.  If she’s not careful she can lose all of her powers, possibly even become human, but there is also still much she could learn and do.

Andy has to go over the crime scene with his deputy. He’s getting the third degree, while Sam is sniffing out some evidence. Sam sniffs out the Obama masks, and Kenya ponders if there’s something she’s missing.

Hoyt talks with his Obama wearing mask friends, who happen to be the guys from his road crew. They’re trying to recruit him to their cause. Poor Hoyt is looking for some place to fit in, even in this little Hate group. Jim Bob gets a call from the Dragon, and takes it in private. Hoyt talks to his little friends about Jessica, and they try to convince him that Jessica spelled him into loving her, and he tells them that he hates Jessica, and they proclaim their hate for her too. Jim Bob comes back with the news of Junior’s death.

Bill tells Eric that they delivered Roman’s killer to him. Eric tells him that Nora knew what was coming, and ponder whether or not Russell was actually silvered. They ask Molly if she’s a sanguinista, but she definitely is not, as she works to see what happened with the iStake. Bill and Eric get called to Salome’s quarters.  Bill and Eric are less than pleased to see Nora there, and even more displeased to see to see Russell. Russell has turned over a new leaf, and he would like to let bygones be bygones. Eric is still skeptical.  Nora tried to save him in good faith, but he doesn’t want to hear her words. Salome is the one that dug up Russell, being there when the boys put Russell underground, she tries to play grieving widow and rebel leader in equal parts. Salome was behind the entire coup, she asks them to join her, and Eric eloquently tells her “Never, you bible banging cunts.” Salome continues to be generous, and the boys walk away for now.

Alcide trains with Rikki and things turn a little steamy. She turns the tables on him, and he still manages to pin her. Alcide refuses to deal in V, and he’s prepared to lose to JD, but he won’t go down the V hole. Training seems pointless, and kissing ensues. Martha breaks up the little kissing session. She doesn’t want to believe that JD is on V, but Alcide refuses to back down.

Arlene watches hers and Terry’s wedding tape. Her friends share their well wishes over their happy day, and many of them were in much happier times, Hoyt and Jessica, Lafayette and Jesus. Holly comforts her as she breaks down into tears over all that she’s lost, thinking that Terry is crazy. As she tells Holly about the Ifrit, Holly lends some light to the situation. And after all the crap that they’ve seen, you’d think that she’d be a little more open minded.

Jason serves Sookie breakfast in bed, even though its lunch time, since he doesn’t know how to make anything but breakfast. But atleast he put in the effort. He tells her that she’s not to blame for her parent’s death, even though it was her blood that drew the vampire to their parent’s car. Jason always blamed himself, and she never once treated him like it was his fault. And even though they now know the truth, he won’t blame her. And yes, she lets him eat her bacon.

Andy comes to see Sheriff Deerborn. He’s come for some advice. He wants to know if he sucks at his job, how he’s to deal with current craziness.But Bud isn’t ready to help him. He sends him off, so he can go “relax” with his enhancement cream, hot tub and woman that isn’t his wife.

Lafayette goes to see Jesus’s uncle. The house seems empty as he looks around, until he finds Jesus’s head. His uncle holds Lafayette at gun point, upset that Jesus gave his gift to Lafayette, but Lafayette isn’t one to be spit at, he spits back, and gets the butt of the gun. Nighty, night.

Luna wants to get out, and search for her shooter, but Sam doesn’t want her to help, she needs to heal first. Sookie comes bearing greasy goods, and takes Sam for a much needed cup of coffee. Sookie asks him if he would want to give away his abilities and become normal if he could, if all the hate would go away. He’s not sure if the hate would go away, if it would be worth it.

Tara does a little pole dancing action, as Pam sits on the throne. It’s just not the same without Eric in that seat. And who walks in but Lottie Mae, in her Sunday best. As always Lottie Mae is more worried about herself and her reputation, rather than her daughter. She’s a minister’s wife now, and she’s come to say goodbye to Tara. Tara sends her on her merry way, and gets back on her pole as her new mama watches on.

Salome forgives Russell in front of the rest of the Authority. He asks for forgiveness for what he said about Lilith, and calls for a round of praises.  Oh goodness, born again Russell. Nora continues on with her sermon, blah blah blah, Lilith’s blood is good. Eric watches on with hatred, and Salome plans to drink down the sacred blood. Only Dieter sees all of the pretty words as blasphemy. Russell kills him quickly, and asks for forgiveness.  Salome drinks the blood, and passes it around. Bill ponders whether or not they should, and Eric figures that nothing will happen, its only V.

They all have one heck of a V trip walking around in the streets. All the members of the Authority, Bill, Eric, Russell and even Steve Newlin are high as kites. Steve uses the opportunity to try to snuggle up to Russell, though he doesn’t get too far with that. An unsuspecting cabby nearly hits the group, and Bill and Eric give him an earful. Off the group runs with Bill getting a piggy back ride from Eric, how bromantic is that.

Tara sits behind Pam’s desk, and Pam finally has nice things to say to her Progeny. Pam tells her that her mom is a real bitch, and she tells her that that woman isn’t her mother anymore. She promises her that a hundred years from now, she won’t even remember her. Tara gets her first real embrace from her Maker, but it’s short lived, as Pam sends Tara back onto the pole.

Uncle crazy –pants, prepares Lafayette and his pregnant wife, for whatever black magic he thinks will allow him to regain his family’s magic. Poor Lafayette cannot say a word with his mouth sewn shut. The magic is stored in Lafayette’s brain and he plans on cutting it out of him, and letting his wife drink it so the baby will absorb the magic. But plans change when the wife takes him by surprise, and kills him. She cuts Lafayette’s mouth open. And I’m willing to bet that Jesus is in control of her.

JD tells the pack that his vampire friend has told him that the end of days has arrived. He’s tells them of a vampire vs human war coming on the horizon, and tries to get the pack to drink the blood to prove their loyalty. In fear, some members drink, and he even tries to give some to Emma. Martha stops Emma before she can drink, and finally the truth has come out. She takes Emma away.

Hoyt joins his dumb friends, and gets a Obama mask of his own. I guess his fangbanger days are over, and now its all about the hate now.

Sam is turned away from Luna’s bedside at the hospital. Visiting hours are over, but as he leaves, someone smells off, and he follows the scrub clad guy. He finds one of the culprits who shot him and Luna, and the guy doesn’t exactly deny it.

A girl sings at a party in a bar, when Russell joins in to do a duet. It’s a little awkward, even more so when he’s recognized by one of the guests of honor, the girl’s mother. And before the humans can raise the alarm, the vampires fall upon everyone in the bar.

Terry and Patrick await the Ifrit in field freezing their tushes off. The Ifrit finds them, and mocks them. But Terry is ready to be done with this whole mess, willing to kill himself to be rid of it. Patrick brings up the children, his family that Terry cannot leave behind, and Terry gives him back the gun. Patrick finally regrets giving the order to kill the woman who cursed them, but it doesn’t change things. They’re still cursed.

Jessica is feeding when Jason comes calling. He’s a bit of a mess, and he’s been drinking. He tells her all about his parent’s attack at the hands of vampire. Meanwhile Sookie thinks back over her powers, what everyone has thought about them, and what Claude told her about becoming human. She starts wasting her fairy juice everywhere. Jessica tries to comfort Jason, she kisses him and he freaks when he tastes blood on his lips. Sookie continues her light show. Jason takes offense when she doesn’t know the guy’s name she was drinking, and some harsh words are said. She bites him, he shoots her in the head, and she throws him out of her house. As he walks out to his car, he sees Sookie’s light show across the graveyard.

Everyone who ingested Lilith’s blood has made quite the mess of the bar. A drop of blood falls, and the group pauses, as a vampire Lilith manifests. Her feral cries forces them to feed harder, only Eric seems a bit reluctant. Godric appears to Eric and stops him, telling him to save Nora, since he knows this is wrong and she does not. He looks to her, and he doesn’t see Lilith, but Nora is clearly looking at something.

True Blood Recap: Whatever I Am, You Made Me


We start with a Tara healing, and seeing with her new vampire eyes. It’s almost as trippy as Jason on V from Season 1. Lafayette and Sookie are looking for Tara, but Tara is off in the woods, doing a little hunting. An unsuspecting girl is on the side of the road, but Tara doesn’t hear her words, she grabs the girl easily and smashes her head.

She holds the girl down, but when Tara sees what she's become in her reflection, she lets the girl go.

The Authority argues over the colossal mess that Russell's life has presented them. Roman dismisses all of the counsel members except Salome. The Sanguinistas look to Russell as a savior, and that goes against Roman's agenda. Bill and Eric promise to bring Russell in or die trying and off they go. Roman sends for the new Nan Flanagan, in walks in Steve Newlin. 

Sookie goes to Pam for help, but Pam is worried about Eric. She did all that was asked of her, but Sookie has yet to do her part of the bargain. Sookie tells her that she had nothing to do with Eric being missing, that she left both him and Bill. Sookie presses Pam for help, and Pam refuses shoving her. Sookie uses her microwave hands and knocks Pam through the air.

Sam smells someone in the woods, and he thinks it's trouble. Tara comes out of the woods and asks him for help.

Roman poses his Russell problem to Newlin, which is a huge one because of the fact that the public was told that Russell was dead, when he in fact is not. Newlin doesn't see it as much of a problem, the public can be manipulated. Roman doesn't like the fact that he's not taking it too seriously. He tells Newlin just how serious a time they live in, how dangerous the Sanguinistas and Russell are. Newlin promises not to let him down.

Eric and Bill get fitted with a special device to ensure their loyalty. Their fitter tells them to think of it as a training bra. With the touch of an app they turn to goo.

Lafayette worries how to tell Tara's momma that Tara is a vampire. Sookie worries more about Tara surviving the day.

Sam feeds Tara bottle after bottle of True Blood, new vampires are hungry. Sam wants to call Lafayette or Sookie, but Tara is adamantly against it.

The police station is all a giggle as Andy comes in. Andy's sexcapades are all over the internet from the night he spent with Holly. Andy is less than pleased, and the Pelts arrive to talk about Debbie.

Jason shops for pickles, when he runs into Mrs. Steeler, one of his former teachers. There's obviously a little something between them from the past.

Arlene confronts Terry, worried over his past. Terry promises to tell her eventually, but not now. Now he has to go with Patrick and he isn't sure when he'll be back. Lafayette and Sookie come looking for Tara, but Arlene is of no help. Sookie asks Sam, and Sam lies to her. He tries to keep Tara's location from Sookie, but Sookie pulls it out of his mind. She admits she's the reason Tara is a vampire, but nothing more. Sam doesn't hate Sookie for it, he admires it a bit since he was helpless when his brother died. She gives Sam a hug, even if he may be thinking about her boobs. Sookie and Lafayette plan to leave Tara in the freezer, and keep her safe.

Pam sleeps and dreams of Eric. Back in time, Eric comes to visit Pam in her brothel. Pam remembers the girls she found dead, and another of her girls that nearly died. Bill feeds upon a whore as Lorena watches. Eric stops him, and nearly stakes him before Lorena begs him not to. Eric sees the promise in Bill, and Lorena apologizes and promises to get Bill under control. Eric settles a debt with Pam, which starts with a kiss.

Jason tries to pet Mrs. Steeler's cat. Prince charming is a one woman cat, and Mrs. Steeler asks about his lovelife, which hasn't exactly been a smooth ride. Mrs. Steeler regrets their past relationship, she's sorry for all she did to him. Jason regrets nothing, and he puts the moves on her.

Debbie's parents go to Alcide for Debbie's whereabouts. Debbie called home before she disappeared, saying that she was coming home. Alcide told them he abjured her, because she was back on V and screwing the former pack master. Daddy doesn't believe a word,  even goes as far as to threaten him over his precious little girl, ahh daddy's so blind to their little girls but her mother tells him where they're staying if he hears anything knowing that Debbie was no saint.

Andy questions Sookie about Debbie. He even goes as far as to accuse her of being too close to Alcide. Sookie doesn't give him any information, and he bristles a bit about her that Debbie was a V addict comment. Once he's done with her, he asks Holly for a word outside. Lafayette worries about going to jail over all of this, but Sookie tells him to buck up, and don't sweat it.

Outside Andy shows Holly a picture of Debbie, whom she doesn't know. But the picture of Andy's bottom is another story. She apologizes, but Andy isn't mad about it. He asks her to go steady anyways. Holly makes sure he's taken appraisal of her baggage, she's a witch, her kids are delinquents, and she lives in a hotel, and he's not much better, being a former v addict who lives with his grandmother. Sounds like they're a match made in heaven.

Mrs. Steeler screwed Jason on her living room floor, and realizes that it was a huge mistake.

Salome welcomes Bill. She asks if he knows who she is, he knows the stories from the Bible, but they aren't all true. The truth has been skewed, but the main points remain the same. She has a powerful man's ear, and can order the deaths of others. Bill wonders what she wants with him. Salome tells him that she admires his heart, and she wants to help him because something about him moves her. She wants to trust him, or so she claims, which may have been just a way to seduce him. He screws her against the wall.

Jessica looks for a dress to impress Jason. The salesgirl makes it clear that Jason is quite the man whore, and  Jessica sticks up for Jason yet again. A boy walks in and Jessica gets a whiff of him, and she chases poor Claude down, wondering what he is. She's enchanted by his scent, but he gives her the slip.

Hoyt shows up all gothed out with eyeliner to boot, to Fangtasia. Pam sees the desperation all over him, and warns him off, but he wants to be gobbled up.

Pam remembers Eric in the past, when she asked him to change her, to take her life. They talk in bed. Pam wants something more out of life. Eric sees all of the benefits of her life. But Pam knows that her life will end horribly, and Eric tells her that being a maker is not an easy road either. She begs him to make her and leave her, but Eric refuses, such a noble vampire. She takes the choice out of his hands when she slits both of her wrists, telling him to "Let me walk the world with your Mr Northman or watch me die." He drops fang.

Salome welcome's Eric into the room. She knows his and Nora's secret, their connection through Godric. She wonders over his willingness to let Nora die, but he sees no choice, and he sees that she's trying to use him. He turns the tables a little as she talks of her sponsorship of Nora. She offers to heal his wounds, offering her friendship and her body. Eric accepts.

Rosalyn tortures Nora for information with the silver devices they used earlier on Eric and Bill. She asks whom she betrayed the Authority for, the sheriff or the King. Nora doesn't say which but spits plenty of vehemence at Rosalyn.

Jessica bangs on Jason's door. She tells him about the boy she smelled, and it all made her think of Jason. She kisses him, but he's distant. He's finally decided that he no longer wants to be a manwhore. He feels empty, and sex can't make him feel whole anymore. Jessica sees his pain, and offers to just stay and talk. Jason tries to send her away, but she doesn't leave, seeing that he needs a friend more than ever right now.

Tara dreams of killing Arlene. Lafayette tries to feed Tara, but she's less than chipper. Alcide comes to Sookie with news about Debbie, and he immediately knows that something is array, though Sookie plays stupid. Tara causes a ruckus, and she warns them off. Alcide sees that there is more going on than meets the eye.

Eric and Bill discuss their banging of Salome, and wonder over her intentions. Armed G men await them when the elevator doors open.

Roman asks Salome about her findings. She tells him that Bill is still looking for something to believe in, Eric only believes in himself, neither are Sanguinistas. Roman tells her that Nora confessed to being Sanguinista. Roman strips down and Salome prepares for round 3.

Arlene turns her nose at Lafayette for turning Tara. Layfayette poisons the gumbo he's cooking, and sees a demon in the mirror. He dumps the gumbo, and tries to shake off the demon.

Sookie comes clean to Alcide about everything. About the reason for turning Tara, about killing Debbie. Alcide's feelings are more than a little hurt, he's stood by her through everything, and even though Sookie is sorry it doesn't matter at the moment. She asks what he plans on doing, but he walks away in anger.

Tara walks the streets and sees a tanning salon. She climbs inside of a bed, and gives herself one heck of a tan.

Pam types at superspeed, when she feels what her progeny is doing she's less than pleased. 

True Blood Season 5: Waiting Sucks Teaser - Terry/Patrick

Because the folks over at True Blood enjoy torturing their poor devoted fans, they've released a new Taste of True Blood.

The focus of this one is Terry and Patrick. No it's not the kinky lovefest it could have been, on no. It's the sadistic, your held at gun point kind of scene, which in the True Blood world is just as interesting.

Oh and Keller is talking about the Evil that's coming to get them. Nice, a good crazy is needed every season.

True Blood's fifth season starts June 10th, 2012.

Season 5 of "True Blood" premieres Sunday, June 10th.

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