Eric speeds into her home and sees a wolf growling at him. While talking on Sookie's porch Eric senses something, and grabs Sookie forcing her to invite him in. Later that day Eric arrives at her house, and believing she is in danger ask for permission to be let inside the house. Sookie gets teary eyed, talking about Bill being missing, and tells Eric he owes her after she risked her life to help him find Godric. (" Bad Blood") Eric tells Sookie about the werewolves. When this fails she turns to Eric for help. The biggest shame, of course, is that we only get 12 episodes, and it’ll be another year before we can go back to Bon Temps.After Bill's disappearance Sookie tries to convince the police that Bill has actually been kidnapped, and hasn't just run off because she turned him down when he proposed.
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Written by Alan Ball, the show was packed with some amazing touches: the background announcement that the VRA won’t pass, the aforementioned bar/Sam scene, the return not just of Alcide, but Godric and Rene, and the passing mention that Jesus is a witch, are just some of the seeds that season four will grow out of, and it’s a beautiful thing.Īll in all, season three gave us some of the hottest, best written, most interesting TV around, and while the Jason Stackhouse storyline still feels a little off kilter, it’s a very small complaint. The big bad has been taken care of in a superbly open fashion, but it’s the richness of the episode, and, indeed, the season that made the finale so satisfying. With Evil Is Going On, season three wrapped up very nicely, indeed. Any more than that and he loses his mind, so if nothing else, watching him attempt to reintegrate Crystal’s family into Bon Temps will make season four essential viewing. Now, as we well know, Jason is really only good at protecting one girl at a time. Yup, Crystal left with her brother-fiancé, after he killed their uncle-daddy, leaving Jason to look after the entire redneck village. In what was perhaps the most interesting twist in the episode, Jason Stackhouse somehow didn’t get the girl. Wouldn’t you run if you were essentially Vampire crack? Banishing all vampires from her house, no one can blame her for quite literally being away with the faeries by the end of the episode. Unable to use his vampire powers on her, it’s looking increasingly like Bill had to glamour her the old fashioned way. He heads straight for the Stackhouse place, where Bill is once again busy filling Sookie’s head with his apparent need to protect her, but with Eric’s arrival, his protestations of love are exposed for the manipulation they are. Which is something that Sookie, thankfully, finds out when Eric somehow manages to escape death for the second time that day.
Bill, it seems, is easily as devious as Mr. Still, the hallucinations provide Bill with the perfect distraction, and before he knows it, our favorite sheriff is face down in his own cement grave. Suffice it to say, Godric is not best pleased.
Hell bent on making Russell suffer, Eric and Bill devise an ingenious plan to encase the weakened king in cement for the next century or so.