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  • Episode aired Aug 24, 2014
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Sookie weighs a future with and without Bill. Eric and Pam struggle with their uncomfortable partnership with Mr. Gus. Sam makes a choice, while Andy comes upon an unexpected inheritance.Sookie weighs a future with and without Bill. Eric and Pam struggle with their uncomfortable partnership with Mr. Gus. Sam makes a choice, while Andy comes upon an unexpected inheritance.Sookie weighs a future with and without Bill. Eric and Pam struggle with their uncomfortable partnership with Mr. Gus. Sam makes a choice, while Andy comes upon an unexpected inheritance.

  • Director
    • Scott Winant
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    • Alan Ball
    • Charlaine Harris
    • Brian Buckner
  • Stars
    • Anna Paquin
    • Stephen Moyer
    • Sam Trammell
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    • Director
      • Scott Winant
    • Writers
      • Alan Ball
      • Charlaine Harris
      • Brian Buckner
    • Stars
      • Anna Paquin
      • Stephen Moyer
      • Sam Trammell
    • 24User reviews
    • 12Critic reviews
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    Anna Paquin
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    • Sookie Stackhouse
    Stephen Moyer
    Stephen Moyer
    • Bill Compton
    Sam Trammell
    Sam Trammell
    • Sam Merlotte
    Ryan Kwanten
    Ryan Kwanten
    • Jason Stackhouse
    Rutina Wesley
    Rutina Wesley
    • Tara Thornton
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    Alexander Skarsgård
    Alexander Skarsgård
    • Eric Northman
    Chris Bauer
    Chris Bauer
    • Andy Bellefleur
    Kristin Bauer
    Kristin Bauer
    • Pam De Beaufort
    • (as Kristin Bauer van Straten)
    Amelia Rose Blaire
    Amelia Rose Blaire
    • Willa Burrell
    Lauren Bowles
    Lauren Bowles
    • Holly Cleary
    Tara Buck
    Tara Buck
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    Anna Camp
    Anna Camp
    • Sarah Newlin
    Gregg Daniel
    Gregg Daniel
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    Nelsan Ellis
    Nelsan Ellis
    • Lafayette Reynolds
    Aaron Christian Howles
    Aaron Christian Howles
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    Noah Matthews
    Noah Matthews
    • Wade Cleary
    Bailey Noble
    Bailey Noble
    • Adilyn Bellefleur
    Jim Parrack
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      • Brian Buckner
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    1muffinpup

    So bad

    I guess I have to say, at least 10 lines or I can't post a comment. What I wanted to say was, That. Totally. Sucked!

    I can't think of anything more to say. That had to be, one of the worst endings, EVER. WTF? I am so disappointed. I thought the Dexter ending was bad, but this takes the cake. I am so peed off right now. I cannot believe what a waste of time that was.

    I wasn't looking forward to this last season, but once I started watching it, I thought it wasn't so bad. But WTF happened? The ending for this show was so bad. I'm just sitting here, speechless and they want me to write, at least 10 lines?
    1tladylaura-43078

    Destroyed the entire series

    I have never in my life seen a spectacular show like this go to opposite direction so badly. The writers should truly be embarrassed by this finale. God you really ruined it!!
    nathanielmalonej

    the end of what could have been

    I have watched true blood since day one. I thought it would be stupid, but i watched the first three episodes that were on my dvr at the time all at once I couldn't get enough once I started. The beginning of true blood was magical and new. Something dark and sexy. something new that hasn't been done like what they I think initially tried to do. after i say season 2 maybe into season 3 you could tell they were going away from what made them different and exciting, but i still watched.

    now with that being said i like to think i am a true true blood fan. and this finale .... was stupid. this whole season and even the last two were kinda boring and had me wondering why i was even wasting my time, but this season finale was stupid like many people said so many plot line gaps no reason for certain story lines and or characters. the ending should have been an epic war deadly apocalyptic ending in which some how only sookie lives (obviously) and most likely ends up with eric... whom i think is a bad azz and is the shyt. but yes the ending was boring....
    savvypatachonica

    I guess it was never going to end well

    And boy, it sure didn't end well on multiple levels. For a show that dragged on a season or two longer than it probably should have, it felt very rushed and phoned in. This version of a typical "happy ending" wrap up to a series wasn't appropriate and felt out of universe... just icky, sappy, stupid.

    There isn't much h else to say, it was just a major let down. However, 400 characters isn't enough so I have to keep babbling. Great plan IMDb. Might as well change the topic, since I'm being forced to babble. The new Interview with the Vampire series on AMC is actually quite good so far, I highly recommend it. Oh good I hit the character quota. How dumb.
    5MattBrady099

    You call that a finale.

    Bill: "You will always be a part of me".

    This has to be one of the most disappointing final's that I have ever seen, because the whole season has this big build up of a finale and when it comes to the end it's a freaking let down. Eric and Pam are the only good things in this season and that's saying a lot. Sookie has to be the most annoying TV character in TV history, most of the time she is screaming her head off at Bill and Eric. The finale is not as bad as Dexter's final but it's pretty damn close. I wanted this finale to be good, but it turned out disappointing and kind of lame to be honest.

    Eric: "Everything is pain in the ass these days".

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      Young Sookie is played by Stephen Moyer's daughter Lilac Emery-Haynes.
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      After Jason fixes Hoyt's tie, his top shirt button is buttoned and unbuttoned in different shots.
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      Thank You
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    • Release date
      • August 24, 2014 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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      • English
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      • 1h 5m(65 min)
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