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Sip of Blood: Three Clips From This Sunday's Episode of True Blood

Can't wait until Sunday's episode of HBO's seductive and bloody vampire drama True Blood? You've come to the right place as we've got three sneak peeks of this week's episode, entitled "I Smell A Rat."

Here's how HBO describes this week's episode: A reluctant Bill warns Sookie about the dangers she will face; Jesus is intrigued by the mysterious qualities of V; Samʼs recent fit of rage triggers dark memories; Eric takes precautions and fulfills a wish; Arlene turns to Holly for help with a pressing problem; Jason deals with the unexpected, both with Tara and Crystal; Jessica is torn between Tommy and Hoyt; after communing with Talbot, Russell promises to extract vengeance on his enemies.

But if that's not enough detail for you, you can check out the three clips below, which depict Tara helping Jason clean up Franklin's remains, Pam questioning Eric, and Jessica confronting Arlene. And who's that familiar face on TV? Hmmm...

Sink your teeth into those while we wait for Sunday...







True Blood airs Sundays at 9 pm ET/PT on HBO.
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sunny said…
Hey Jace. Have you seen any of the remaining eps? I remember last year you posted an excellent, non-spoilery review of I Will Rise Up the week before it aired. I've been ondering if we could look forward to something similar this year?
8/20/2010
Jace Lacob said…
Hey Sunny,

Sadly, the only episodes that HBO sent out in advance this season were the first three of the season, which I reviewed early. Unfortunately, they haven't sent any additional episodes to screen early, so I've only been doing post-air thoughts rather than advance reviews this season.
8/20/2010
Cassie said…
Anyone having trouble hearing the dialogue. I'm only getting the sound of Pam's heels clicking and Tara and Jason cleaning up the blood but nothing that they are saying. Is it just my computer?
8/20/2010
sunny said…
Thanks Jace! Sorry we won't be hearing about any 'game changing' eps in advance. :(

Cassie, the sound is on two tracks, dialogue and sound effects. Do you have some ear buds? that helped a friend of mine.
8/20/2010
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