True Blood Sizzling Season 4: a Spicy New Season

With season 3 of True Blood ending with a Vampire King put to an ironic rest and the main girl disappearing into a dreamland nobody knows where, TB (teehe TB) gave a cliffhanger for hooked watchers to devour and soon enough wither in hunger for a new season. Months have passed with followers anticipating and reading up articles of what is to come. Some speculated that the new season might “suck” because the third season didn’t live up to the standards of the original Sookie Stackhouse novel series written by Charlaine Harris. Now with a new opening episode premiering these past two Sundays, True Blood is not playing games no more.

So far watching the first few episodes, things have gone a whole new twist. Eric Northman as usual has proved to be one smart cookie; Bill Compton has gone eerily weird yet again; Tara is busy having a lifestyle while being with her girlfriend [girlfriend say what?!]; and for once vampires are not the only creatures among the living (yeah not listing the whole entire list of episode spoilers for those who haven’t watched it yet, sorry).

 Nope, this season is not playing cards on the table but rather witches and fairies as a new set. Right now I am still just chewing on the ending, the middle, and the beginning of the first episode. IF anything I am looking for more eye openers like this one. from Season 3 Too bad the Vampire king couldn't stay for another season. 

True Blood Sizzling Season 4: a Spicy New Season

With season 3 of True Blood ending with a Vampire King put to an ironic rest and the main girl disappearing into a dreamland nobody knows where, TB (teehe TB) gave a cliffhanger for hooked watchers to devour and soon enough wither in hunger for a new season. Months have passed with followers anticipating and reading up articles of what is to come. Some speculated that the new season might “suck” because the third season didn’t live up to the standards of the original Sookie Stackhouse novel series written by Charlaine Harris. Now with a new opening episode premiering these past two Sundays, True Blood is not playing games no more.

So far watching the first few episodes, things have gone a whole new twist. Eric Northman as usual has proved to be one smart cookie; Bill Compton has gone eerily weird yet again; Tara is busy having a lifestyle while being with her girlfriend [girlfriend say what?!]; and for once vampires are not the only creatures among the living (yeah not listing the whole entire list of episode spoilers for those who haven’t watched it yet, sorry).

 Nope, this season is not playing cards on the table but rather witches and fairies as a new set. Right now I am still just chewing on the ending, the middle, and the beginning of the first episode. IF anything I am looking for more eye openers like this one. from Season 3 Too bad the Vampire king couldn't stay for another season. 

It's Written All Over Your Face

a micro expression of Tim Roth

As the week goes on, I find myself even more wrapped in my new addiction. It's not drugs and its not alcohol. Its a TV show famous for representing a science that has been used lately from government agencies like CIA or FBI. If you are still trying to figure what it is, here is a hint: (Tim Roth plays the main character who also played a role in the 2008 version of The Incredible Hulk). Yep, its Lie To Me. I guess I have a thing for Crime Shows. However, Lie To Me has its own quirk: its actually based on a proven science. As a matter of fact, on the official website of the show there is a blog section where Dr. Paul Ekman, whose work is the basis of the show, explains the science behind each episode. This show doesn't fail to give you modern day examples for you to know that micro expressions is something real and still happens today. If you love Criminal Minds, you will love this show. It has its twists and Tim Roth to perform the perfect role as the main guy who sees all. Don't knock it until you try it. Who knows, you might actually learn something.

It's Written All Over Your Face

a micro expression of Tim Roth

As the week goes on, I find myself even more wrapped in my new addiction. It's not drugs and its not alcohol. Its a TV show famous for representing a science that has been used lately from government agencies like CIA or FBI. If you are still trying to figure what it is, here is a hint: (Tim Roth plays the main character who also played a role in the 2008 version of The Incredible Hulk). Yep, its Lie To Me. I guess I have a thing for Crime Shows. However, Lie To Me has its own quirk: its actually based on a proven science. As a matter of fact, on the official website of the show there is a blog section where Dr. Paul Ekman, whose work is the basis of the show, explains the science behind each episode. This show doesn't fail to give you modern day examples for you to know that micro expressions is something real and still happens today. If you love Criminal Minds, you will love this show. It has its twists and Tim Roth to perform the perfect role as the main guy who sees all. Don't knock it until you try it. Who knows, you might actually learn something.