The first season of the American television drama series True Blood premiered on September 7, 2008 and concluded on November 23, 2008. It consisted of 12 episodes, each running approximately 55 minutes in length and was, for the most part, based on the novel Dead Until Dark, the first entry in The Southern Vampire Mysteries by Charlaine Harris. The story takes place in the fictional town of Bon Temps, Louisiana, two years after vampires have...
Eric invites Sookie to come back to the club in the future.
Tara worries that she is never going to be the same after watching a doctor d...
Bill explains to sookie that it is only natural for her to immediately notice...
Sookie asks Bill to take her to the vampire club Fangtasia so she can asks ar...
Tara pretends to be dating Jason and plays the race card so she can get him o...
Arlene Jokes about fighting with Rene and how they always make up eventually.
Hoyt, Arlene and Rene wonder why Dawn was killed as they watch outside her ap...
Sookie wonders what Dawn was involved in when she finds her dead body at her ...
Jason complains that the V has made his penis hypersensitive and he can't sta...
Jason begs Lafayette for a way to decrease the symptoms of the V that he took...
Sookie can hear Jason thinking that he is far too pretty to go to prison for ...
Bill confesses to Sookie that he thinks she looks like vampire bait the way s...
Bill brings Sookie to a the vampire club Fangtasia to see if she can discover...
Sookie confronts Jason and asks him if he killed Dawn since he is the sherrif...
Lafayette can't believe that Jason drank an entire vial of V when a single do...
Bill confesses to Sookie that he prefers spending time with her if he is goin...
Tara tries to sleep with Sam by first asking him if he is lonely.
Diane, Liam, and Malcolm get excited when they smell Sookie and want to start...
Jason comes to Lafayette's house asking for help and Lafayette mistakes it fo...
Sookie comes to Bill telling him that he is the only person that she thinks a...
Lafayette tells Jason that he could make good money if he had his own website...
Jason is surprised to find out that Lafayette is dealing vampire blood.
Lafayette wonders why Jason would want to by Viagra from him since it can eas...
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