Welcome to Truest Blood, the official True Blood podcast.

I'm Kristen Bauer, and I'm Deborah Ann Moll, and you've been invited in.

I want to do bad things with you.

You're a trueist blood.

Welcome back to True is Blood, where we sink our fangs into the series, Episode by Episode.

This week we break down 109, Kristen.

It's called Placere de Moore, written by Brian Buckner, and directed by Anthony Hemingway.

We all go a little mad sometimes.

In this week, Amy Burley lets her psychoflag fly.

We also talk with the exceptional Carrie Preston about what it was like to play a human in this crazy world of vampires.

Of course, we will also cover all the Bontalf drama and go behind the scenes with Michael Arbogast, our special effects foreman to get the scoop on all that blood.

But first, Kristen, this week on True Blood.

As long shadow strangles Sookie and prepares to bite, Bill grabs a beer tap and steaks him just in time.

Blood erupts all over Sookie, causing Ginger to devolve into her signature hysterics.

Humans.

Honestly, Bill, I don't know what you're seeing in that.

Eric is not impressed, and he warns Bill that there will be consequences for this action.

Amy and Jason take their relationship to the next level, that being felony, kidnapping, and false imprisonment.

Despite Jason's qualms, V and Amy are too strong a temptation, and Eddie is left to watch.

Miss Jeanette continues to work her angles on Tara, and knows all the ways to get under her skin.

Your loneliness is spread into your eyes. It's becoming a part of who you are.

Sam tries to make up with Tara, and she admits that despite her skepticism, she's considering the exorcism.

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