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The Glasses are available from the trueblood website, True Blood Beverage Logo Pint SKU ID #105788 @$9.99

Tru Blood Beverage - 4 Pack SKU ID #105736 @ $16.00

It's official! The Tru Blood drink has now been 'de-fictionalized' and emerges into reality as a delicious blood orange carbonated drink.

* Meticulously crafted, the Tru Blood Drink is an exact replica of the bottle design as seen on True Blood. The 14oz glass Tru Blood bottle is stained in a rich red, with raised Tru Blood English lettering and matching Japanese Kanji.

* This blood orange flavored soda is slightly tart, lightly sweet and subtly carbonated. Designed to taste great while matching the appearance of Bill?s favorite drink, the drink pours like a regular soda, but with the standing appearance in a glass is stormy and mysterious.

Thats a heck of lot for a soda.

The Glasses are available from the trueblood website, True Blood Beverage Logo Pint SKU ID #105788 @$9.99

Tru Blood Beverage - 4 Pack SKU ID #105736 @ $16.00

It's official! The Tru Blood drink has now been 'de-fictionalized' and emerges into reality as a delicious blood orange carbonated drink.

* Meticulously crafted, the Tru Blood Drink is an exact replica of the bottle design as seen on True Blood. The 14oz glass Tru Blood bottle is stained in a rich red, with raised Tru Blood English lettering and matching Japanese Kanji.

* This blood orange flavored soda is slightly tart, lightly sweet and subtly carbonated. Designed to taste great while matching the appearance of Bill?s favorite drink, the drink pours like a regular soda, but with the standing appearance in a glass is stormy and mysterious.

Thats a heck of lot for a soda.

Hopefully it'll come down in price if it's good and there's a demand for it.

Damn that episode was amazing. Sookie never fails to surprise everyone with her special gifts. I can't wait for the next episode.

I'm wondering if that was her power clashing with it or if it was her fairy godmother from the books that was also unseen in the first episode that was pulling the chain when she was trying to save Bill.

Gosh who is the majesty?!

Do not read this if you don't know.

Her name is Queen Sophie-Anne played by Evan Rachel Wood

I was kinda hoping to see her at the end of this episode but oh well. Also this was the shortest episode of the season only 45 minutes! The rest are 50 and above...

I'm mad that they made the episode 45 minutes! :crazy: This episode has me lookin forward to next Sunday.

One thing I don't get though is why do certain people not get the crazy eyes?

Yeah Sookie can't because she's special

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