This is pure speculation on my part but I was trying to figure out why there's no info on episode 4 yet (see what lack of spoilers leads me to? Actual thinking). I surmise it's because this will be where Eric is spellbound (a good Siouxie and the Banshees tune) with amnesia. I don't think Hallow, if that will even be her name, is going to be the V loving werewolf witch from "Dead to the World".
I wonder what the motive for casting the spell on Eric will be, if indeed it isnt because of a witch werewolf woman scorned. Any thoughts are appreciated and feel free to leave them in the comments.
This goes out to book Hallow-
This most likely has nothing to do with True Blood, but it seems like a strange blurb to me (from Dan Gross's Philly.com column).-
* "True Blood" actor Ryan Kwanten was spotted strolling the 1300 block of Chestnut Street Sunday afternoon.
I'm really stretching for info but Ask Ausiello skipped True Blood this week again, the second Tuesday in a row. Here's something at least, lol, right?
In the area of advertising, Black Toast has contributed music to a recently launched advertising campaign promoting Dominos Pizza. The song, "Blue Ridge Mountain Home," is prominently featured in the "Tomato" ad in which a Dominos "Test Group" is taken to the Dominos farm to see where the tomatoes are grown for the authentic Dominos' Pizza Sauce. The song is a traditional sounding instrumental blue grass song perfect for creating the "down-home" feel of the farm. The company has also supplied music to a variety of Internet and other TV commercials including those for Microsoft, Bally's Fitness, and American Eagle Outfitters.
Additionally, HBO's "True Blood," Season Four, has once again come to Black Toast Music for songs from the company's catalogue. The hit series has been integrating music from Black Toast since its launch, and has regularly included the company's songs.
This will make sense when we see the episode but Tara will be back! From HBO's Inside True Blood Blog-
March 28, 2011 Overheard in Alan's Office
by Gianna Sobol
"Let's shoot the car scene when it's raining, and the fight scene when it's not raining. And that could be kind of great, Tara standing there in the rain." -Michael Ruscio, director
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