True Blood is not only getting recognition from the entertainment industry for being one of the best television shows for 2009, but large media organizations such as CNN are giving Alan Ball's hit HBO TV vampire series top marks. CNN examines True Blood and right off the bat states that "this show doesn't suck." The large media outlet recognizes what makes this show a huge hit with fans with its infusion of: "stories and characters that have bite to them, as well as lots of sex and violence served up among the residents of the steamy Louisiana town of Bon Temps."It found the "good versus evil" battle intriguing where one had a hard time telling who was the good guy and who was the evil one. Was it the blood thirsty vampires or the religious fanatics from the Fellowship of the Sun bent on destroying the creatures of the night? Another key component that CNN felt made the show such a smashing hit were the developing relationships between several characters particularly between Sookie Stackhouse and vampire Bill Compton. As CNN states:
"Sookie (Anna Paquin) continued to heat things up with Bill (Stephen Moyer), a relationship made even more thrilling for "True Blood" worshippers given that the actors are engaged in real life. But they weren't the only passionate pair -- Jason (Ryan Kwanten), Sookie's less-than-bright brother, managed to hook up with Sarah (Anna Camp), wife of the leader of the Fellowship of the Sun church, for some graphic action that became water-cooler fodder. The healthy serving of gore, mystery and soap-opera-like shenanigans led New York Magazine to dub the show "cable catnip." Meow!"We are pleased to see a media outlet such as CNN recognizing what True Blood fans have already known. That True Blood is a leader in quality entertainment and will continue to receive accolades for its superb writing and high caliber performances from its actors. SOURCE: CNN.com (Photo credit HBO Inc.)
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