Check out 6 new character posters for HBO’s “True Blood”!

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

A mere three days and counting until the 3rd season of HBO’s hit series “True Blood” hits the airwaves, and to make damn skippy we’re all tuning in, 6…count ’em SIX brand new character posters for the show have been unrolled. Sure, they’re kinda reminiscent of those lame ass TWILIGHT looks we’ve been bombarded with lately, but that shouldn’t dissuade you. Why? Three words. Deborah Ann Woll!

Seriously, Deborah Ann Woll is straight up smoke! Too bad these artsy airbrushed photos make the poor girl look like she’s packin’ more plastic than that retarded blonde from the “Hills” (and no, I ain’t talking Platinum Cards).

Also photographed is Sam Trammel’s character Sam Merlotte, Rutina Wesley’s Tara Thornton, Ryan Kwanten’s Jason Stackhouse, Stephen Moyer’s Bill Compton, and of course Anna Paquin’s inimitable Sookie.

In case you missed an article we ran last month, scroll below to read the plot-breakdowns for the first 3 episodes of the 3rd season:

Episode #1. Pack of WolvesSookie turns to Eric for help in finding Bill; Andy urges Jason to stay the course; Sam reconnects with his past; Tara seeks refuge from her grief.

Episode #2. Beautifully Broken Russell Edgington, the Vampire King of Mississippi, concocts a plan to consolidate his power; Eric remembers his past; Sam tests the strength of his family bonds; Tara finds an ally in shady vampire Franklin Mott.

Episode #3. It Hurts Me TooSearching for Bill, Sookie heads to Jackson, Miss. in the company of Alcide, a werewolf bodyguard assigned by Eric to protect her. Jason is distracted from his police exams; Bud reaches the end of his rope; Arlene copes with unexpected news; Franklin charms Tara, and gets Jessica out of a jam; Eric bequeaths a gift to Lafayette. Haunted by visions from his past, Bill makes a surprising pledge of allegiance.

Get your fix of “True Blood” this Sunday!

Source: HBO

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