
More supernatural forces have emerged in Bon Temps – witches. Life for the locals will never be the same again. Sookie is caught in a love triangle with a vengeful Bill, the new vampire King of Mississippi, and Eric, who is not his old Viking self right now. Everyone is influenced by the charismatic witch Marnie, who will let nothing living or dead stand in her way, and who tempts Lafayette, Tara, and Jesus with otherworldly powers during a coven meeting. Jessica tries to get used to domestic life, and Jason finds himself in werepanther territory. Arlene and Terry deal with their very unusual baby, and Alcide gives in to an old flame. Old relationships fall apart, new ones are formed, and Season 4 of True Blood will convince you that no one is safe when magic is in the air.
EPISODE 1 “She’s Not There”
WRITTEN BY ALEXANDER WOO. DIRECTED BY MICHAEL LEHMANN.
Sookie returns to Bon Temps to find that more time has passed than she thought; Eric and Bill try to win back the favour of the human public; and Jesus urges Lafayette to join a coven.
EPISODE 2 “You Smell Like Dinner”
WRITTEN BY BRIAN BUCKNER. DIRECTED BY SCOTT WINANT.
As Sookie gets used to the new reality, Jason is tied down by commitments and a local coven catches Bill’s attention.
EPISODE 3 “If You Love Me, Why Am I Dyin’?”
WRITTEN BY ALAN BALL. DIRECTED BY DAVID PETRARCA.
Sookie finds a missing Eric and reconnects with Alcide. Marnie tests her newfound powers.
EPISODE 4 “I’m Alive and on Fire”
WRITTEN BY NANCY OLIVER. DIRECTED BY MICHAEL LEHMANN.
While Tommy and Bill are reunited with their families, Jason escapes from captivity. Marnie seeks advice on how to break a curse.
EPISODE 5 “Me and the Devil”
WRITTEN BY MARK HUDIS. DIRECTED BY DANIEL MINAHAN.
Sookie embraces Eric’s weaker side; Pam reveals a secret and Bill decides to intervene personally; Jesus and Lafayette head to Mexico.
EPISODE 6 “I Wish I Was the Moon”
WRITTEN BY RAELLE TUCKER. DIRECTED BY JEREMY PODESWA.
Under the full moon, Sookie looks for Jason, while Marnie and Lafayette connect with the spirits of the past.
EPISODE 7 “Cold Grey Light of Dawn”
WRITTEN BY ALEXANDER WOO. DIRECTED BY MICHAEL RUSCIO.
As Marnie grows stronger with the souls of the dead, Bill issues an unpopular order to save the vampires from the light.
EPISODE 8 “Spellbound”
WRITTEN BY ALAN BALL. DIRECTED BY DANIEL MINAHAN.
Bill and Marnie gather their forces for a midnight confrontation, Sookie and Eric swear allegiance to the king, and Lafayette becomes the instrument of a tormented soul.
EPISODE 9 “Let’s Get Out of Here”
WRITTEN BY BRIAN BUCKNER. DIRECTED BY ROMEO TIRONE.
Jesus tries to cleanse Lafayette of the evil spirit; Bill and Nan clash over their rights and duties; Marnie strikes against the vampires during the “Festival of Tolerance”.
EPISODE 10 “Burning Down the House”
WRITTEN BY NANCY OLIVER. DIRECTED BY LESLI LINKA GLATTE.
All hell breaks loose in Shreveport. Sookie gathers all her strength to save Bill, breaking a curse and forcing Marnie/Antonia to reconsider her mission in the process.
EPISODE 11 “Soul of Fire”
WRITTEN BY MARK HUDIS. DIRECTED BY MICHAEL LEHMANN.
As tensions between vampires and Wiccans reach a critical point, Sookie uses her supernatural abilities to stop Marnie from bewitching Bill, Eric, and Pam.
EPISODE 12 “And When I Die”
WRITTEN BY RAELLE TUCKER. DIRECTED BY SCOTT WINANT.
The souls of the dead descend on Bon Temps. Sookie and her two favourite vampires battle Marnie in her final incarnation.
Bonus Features
• Inside the Episodes
• Get a behind-the-scenes look at each episode with comprehensive interviews with the writers.
• True Blood: Final Touches
• Join Alan Ball as he reveals exclusive, never-before-seen footage from the post-production process of True Blood.
• Audio Commentaries
• Six audio commentaries with cast and crew: Alan Ball, Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer, Alexander Skarsgård, Deborah Ann Woll, Sam Trammell, Fiona Shaw, and many more.
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