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Just when we thought that Marvel's Netflix 'Daredevil' addition of 'Falling Skies' vet Peter Shinkoda in a mysterious new role would be the most Marvel TV news this week, the Man Without Fear's forthcoming Netflix series adds some serious new blood. Fresh off the imminent end of HBO's 'True Blood,' fan-favorite Deborah Ann Woll will sink her teeth into the lead female role of Marvel mainstay Karen Page.

‘True Blood’ season 7 spurts out its 4th episode of the final year, “Death Is Not the End,” as Eric and Pam return to Bon Temps just in time for Sookie, Bill and the others to mount a rescue mission at Fangtasia against the infected vampires, with deadly consequences.

[You're hereby warned of major spoilers from last night's 'True Blood' season 7 installment "Fire in the Hole," as well as a few episodes beyond.] Once 'True Blood' season 7's premiere "Jesus Gonna Be Here" killed off a main character before the opening credits, it was safe to say that no one was...well, safe in the show's final year. Last night's "Fire in the Hole" pulled off a few unexpected surprises of its own, but none so much as what befell Joe Manganiello's werewolf character Alcide Herveaux, so what does Manganiello himself have to say of the development?

‘True Blood’ season 7 spurts out its 3rd episode of the final year, “Fire in the Hole,” as Sookie and Bill attempt to lure out the infected vampires with devastating consequences, Pam and Eric reflect on their past together, and Sarah Newlin resurfaces in an unlikely position.

The Fourth of July may be upon us already, but the holiday weekend won't stop 'True Blood' from spurting out its third episode of the season, especially after the shocking ending that befell last week's "I Found You." While we wait for answers, check out the first photos and clip from this Sunday's "Fire in the Hole," which might just have yet another surprise return!

‘True Blood’ season 7 spurts out its 2nd episode of the final year, “I Found You,” as Team Sookie investigates a nearby town left behind by the infected vampires, while Lettie Mae continues her search for Tara, and the Bon Temps townspeople form a vigilante mob to deal with the growing threat.

For better or worse, this past Sunday saw HBO's 'True Blood' spurting out its final premiere in season 7 opener "Jesus Gonna Be Here," accelerating the threat of Hep-V vampires with a few bloody deaths and some shocking reveals. Team Sookie will step up to investigate in this Sunday's coming "I Found You," so what do the first clips and photos from the hour reveal?

Last night's 'True Blood' final season premiere "Jesus Gonna Be Here" gave the HBO vampire drama it's bloodiest opener yet, killing of a major character before the opening credits even rolled. Now, with only nine episodes remaining for the fangbanging hit, HBO has bled out one final full 'True Blood' season trailer, while last night's casualty has gone on the record to explain their shocking death.

‘True Blood’ season 7 spurts out its 1st episode of the final year, “Jesus Gonna Be Here,” as the Hep-V vampire attack takes its toll on Bon Temps, while Pam searches for Eric, and Sookie makes a shocking admission. Last season's ‘True Blood’ finale, “Radioactive,” saw Bill and the others racing to save Sookie from a vengeful Warlow's grasp, before a shocking calamity unleashed a new threat to hum

The final season of 'True Blood' is upon us, and we just know season 7 is going to be packed to the brim with action and blood, judging by the latest trailer featuring new footage for all you Truebies. Sookie and Bill working together again, Pam looking fierce as usual, and everyone uniting to fight a common cause like some supernatural super team? Sign us up.