[/caption] True Blood Season 2 news continues to be coming out more frequently now as shooting for season two approaches the halfway mark. According to IMDb.com some new people have been cast for some of the upcoming episodes and we see another familiar face returning to season two. Once again until the show premieres take all spoiler and casting news lightly. In season two, episode 1 "Nothing But The Blood" several roles have been cast. Lauren Pritchard has been cast as Coralee the bar patron and friend of Vonetta who are hang out at Merlotte's bar. Rosemary Garris and Sara Holden join the rest of the cast in episode 1 playing the role of a bargirl and a female prisoner respectively. It seems quite a bit of action will be occurring at the bar for the first episode of the new season. Lauren Pritchard has appeared in several TV series primarily on the comedy show MADtv. [caption id="attachment_4171" align="alignleft" width="100" caption="Rosemary Garris"]
[/caption] Rosemary Garris has appeared on numerous shows including "Entourage"," "Standoff," and "Boston Legal" to name a few. Sara Holden has appeared on many tv series and in movies primarily as a stunt double. She has worked on "Halloween," "CSI: Miami," "Monk," and "Californication" as a stunt double for these productions. [caption id="attachment_4173" align="alignright" width="121" caption="Sara Holden"]
[/caption] In episode 2, "Keep This Party Going" we meet Molly Burnett who plays the role of Amanda, a young Christian girl who plays in an all-female Christian band. Ms. [caption id="attachment_4175" align="alignleft" width="135" caption="Molly Burnett"]
[/caption] Burnett is perhaps best known for her role as "Melanie Layton" on "Days Of Our Lives." Also reprising his role as Chow, Patrick Gallagher return in episode 2 and episode 3, "Scratch My Back" according to casting news.
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