True Blood

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
He had been feeding on an unknown number of humans immediately prior to Sookie/Eric/Bill eventually found him. His durability seemed to be no lessened than what it had been in the previous seasons.

Warlow spared him because he's Sookie's grandfather, and Warlow's kindred. We don't know exactly why he slaughtered the Thibodeaux Field faery club. Stop passing it off as him losing control when the context behind the scene is yet to be revealed.

Only after he began to realize that the fae blood's effects were beginning to fade off and he was going to face the true death. Warlow had a conscience, unlike Russell who's just a maniac that cries because his only b1tchy progeny gets killed.

So you still got no proof that his durability was reduced? I guess I am just wasting my time at this point.

Bilith has all the powers of his maker, hence why he can command him. Yet again you demonstrate your ignorance of True Blood lore, since it has been established that makers can command their progeny, with the most recent non-Warlow example being Eric/Willa. You're also conveniently forgetting that Bilith had to take the precaution to command Warlow not to kill him, and Warlow still managed to hold Bilith hostage to his temper tantrums. Warlow was distracted by the scent of Sookie's blood when Claudine did so.

Too bad he did that immediately after he had used him human shield. I am glad that you concede this point.

Except we do. True Blood has established that she was created before humans, which means she predates humanity, which means she was well over twice the age of the 2800 year old Russell Edgington.

That's practically all of her he has in him. Lol, Eric didn't stake him, you silly goose. How many times do you have to repeat this lie? Sookie did so while he was distracted by Eric. Just how Russell got punked while he was distracted by the fae.

So you finally confirm that getting caught off-guard is only applicable to Russell Edgington, despite the number of times we have seen weaker vampires do this older vampires. A prominent example being when Bill cuffed Eric and threw him into the cement pool alongside Russell to die.

Russell wasn't being affected by the sun at that time, anti-genius. Russell actually had enough time to get the phuck out of there when he saw that Eric had begun to fry.

What the phuck? Now you admit that Bilith was cuaght off-guard, and just two sentences earlier you were claiming that being caught off-guard only applies to Russell? You've reached a new level of flip-flopping at this point.

In combat, Bilith would pwn just about every vampire short of Warlow himself.

This isn't the comic book forum. These characters are from a tv show where it is established that the older vampire will usually win against the younger vampire. Warlow is the older vampire. Think.

I agree that Warlow would indeed win easily, considering the age gap between them is 2000++ years.

We see him talk about losing control and he says he struggles every day with this. Lets see if I'm right again or if you are. Still laughing about the supernova thing. 😂

Russell is an honest man. He knows himself and doesn't have an inner struggle unlike Warlow. He struggles every moment. Must suck. Warlow killed his own parents. That must be rough.

He is weakened. I don't need to prove anything since weakened is enough. If you feel durability is up to snuff then it is your burden.

Bilith has the blood but not the overall power of his maker. He did not drink all of her blood. Yes, he is her maker since he is Bilith but does not have all of her power since he did not drink all her blood. Warlow was beaten. Cry about it. Russell was not distracted by the Elders blood and easily drained her. He's more formidable than Warlow.

I did not conceded anything. When he has a human he uses it as a shield. When he doesn't he drains them. Warlow dies quicker minus the human shield.

Prove it by citing proof not by speculating. You don't ever prove your claims you just rant.

Russell was in the sun and let his guard down. That isn't in fight mode. We know Warlow goes down in fights mode against Claudine. We also see Warlow's family's guard is down when he attacks without them knowing anything about a vampire. The funny thing is you are impressed.

Russell's guard was down. Then he uses weakness exploitation. Context.

We see Bilith staked by Sookie and Eric. Prove it. You just make things up and think that is debating.

Tara beat Jessica. We also know that Vampires eat Fae. We also argue in character. You also say usually not always thus conceding this isn't always the case.

Warlow shoots, misses, and is eaten.

Russell wins.

The hell are you on about now. Who cares if Ball is not running this season, it's not like because he stepped back he suddenly forgets the set lore of a show he ran for the previous five years.

Might as well argue that Lucas knows nothing of Star Wars now, cos he sold it. Absolutely terrible logic; some of the worst ever actually, Quanchi.

Originally posted by Robtard
The hell are you on about now. Who cares if Ball is not running this season, it's not like because he stepped back he suddenly forgets the set lore of a show he ran for the previous five years.

Might as well argue that Lucas knows nothing of Star Wars now, cos he sold it. Absolutely terrible logic; some of the worst ever actually, Quanchi.

Lucas knows about Star Wars but his opinion is just his opinion now since he isn't Abrams. Not his party anymore just like with Alan Ball.

I'm right as always.

Originally posted by quanchi112
I posted actual proof from the show. If it isn't released it isn't the supernova attack. You denying this proves you aren't here for rational thought only to deny the obvious.m you don't grasp what you watch. It's hilarious and fun for me. You bragging you were right while not understanding the simplistic scene makes me feel bad for you.

It kills any after its released which is a one time deal for Sookie. She did not release it so hence she still has her powers. You argued she found a way around it. It's so hilariously bad I'm 😆 still.

The supernova attack was not released or used on Warlow period. She touched him with the ball which isn't she supernova attack. you ignore the definitons, the words, call it hyperbole while insisting its hotter than the sun but ignoring his other words. Admit you were wrong. Do it.

Sookie's surprised expression when Warlow instantly healed from it is proof of that. Sookie knows enough vamp healing factor, yet she was surprised he could heal from it. Why would that be, I wonder.

Warlow straight up tanked a vampire one-shot kill attack. Deal with it, b1tch.

Originally posted by quanchi112
He was weakened still due to not being >>>than them while he was obviously against the Authority. He was not up to full power yet. Obviously.

We see him talk about losing control and he says he struggles every day with this. Lets see if I'm right again or if you are. Still laughing about the supernova thing. 😂

Russell is an honest man. He knows himself and doesn't have an inner struggle unlike Warlow. He struggles every moment. Must suck. Warlow killed his own parents. That must be rough.

He is weakened. I don't need to prove anything since weakened is enough. If you feel durability is up to snuff then it is your burden.

Bilith has the blood but not the overall power of his maker. He did not drink all of her blood. Yes, he is her maker since he is Bilith but does not have all of her power since he did not drink all her blood. Warlow was beaten. Cry about it. Russell was not distracted by the Elders blood and easily drained her. He's more formidable than Warlow.

I did not conceded anything. When he has a human he uses it as a shield. When he doesn't he drains them. Warlow dies quicker minus the human shield.

Prove it by citing proof not by speculating. You don't ever prove your claims you just rant.

Russell was in the sun and let his guard down. That isn't in fight mode. We know Warlow goes down in fights mode against Claudine. We also see Warlow's family's guard is down when he attacks without them knowing anything about a vampire. The funny thing is you are impressed.

Russell's guard was down. Then he uses weakness exploitation. Context.

We see Bilith staked by Sookie and Eric. Prove it. You just make things up and think that is debating.

Tara beat Jessica. We also know that Vampires eat Fae. We also argue in character. You also say usually not always thus conceding this isn't always the case.

Warlow shoots, misses, and is eaten.

Russell wins.

Don't get your panties wet. And lol at you thinking you proved a point regarding that supernova thing.

That's because Russell doesn't have a faery within him struggling for control. Warlow was a magical being of light before he was turned, Russel was just a random Celtic homo.

I don't need to prove a negative. His strength was reduced. His durability wasn't.

He drank enough for us to pass him of as Lilith in her entirety. Wrong, Russell was going crazy due to the scent of faeries in the air. Russell got a lucky drop on the Elder thanks to Newlin and Jason.

You did concede. You admitted that he used him as a human shield. That's concession that Russell won that fight by unfair means.

I have cited proof. The show literally tells us that she was created before Adam and Eve. She predates humanity. Add two and two will give you a four, even though I know how hard this is for you.

Russell was immune to the sun at that point. You admit that he was caught off-guard, yet the same doesn't apply to Warlow who had Sookie's scent in his nostrils when Claudine got the lucky shot on him.

Warlow single-handedly destroyed a clan of ancient royal fae as a baby vampire. Far more impressive than Russell beating an Elder with help from a human and another vampire.

Russell had just seen that Eric was frying. He actually even tried to escape but Eric demonstrated superior speed.

Stop with this bullshit already. Bilith wasn't staked by Eric, and his back was turned when Sookie staked him. Hence he was caught off-guard. But congrats on demonstrating your bias once again by giving Russell the benefit of doubt when he gets caught off-guard, and lowballing more powerful vampires like Bilith and Warlow when the same happens to them.

Lone anomaly. Tara's fight with Jessica is the exception to the rule, not the rule itself, mon ami. And stop treating this as the comic vs forum. The TV show clearly established that older vampires will almost always beat younger vampires, and this much has remained a constant, even upto Season 6.

Warlow speedblitz-decapitates a vampire nearly half his age, and with none of the versatility.

Warlow dominates the weakling 3000 year vampire who gets killed by younger viking vamps.

Originally posted by quanchi112
He was caught off guard since he thought Warlow was in the shower when he wasn't. That's being caught off guard.

My comments were mine. When did I refer to this usage of the sun. We see Warlow survive in the sun already. It has no effect I meant physically in contact. Are you this inept ? Oh right supernova. My bad. You're doing your best.

He had Fae powers but still chose to sneak attack. He was not just a vampire. How quickly you forget. Yes, as Russell cared for him. He did not slaughter his own family due to lack of impulse control. Russell does not slaughter those he loves as Warlow has then blame others for his own foolish actions.

We don't know. We just know they were attacked by an unknown vampire. Lack of intel is quite relevant. Their own son did the deed to so their guard was down. Not impressive since vamps>Fae.

Russell will gorge on Fae blood since Warlow has a lot of it. The makers of the show never mentioned this. They did however mention how powerful Russell was. Russell lowered his guard. Makers of the show already explained this.

Wrong, she attacked and took out Newlin. Russell was too quick for her to ever tag him. Human shield and speed blitz to her neck. That isn't lick that was his intention. 😂

Tara beat Jessica. Whoops. There goes your always nonsense. Warlow also fights in character and vampires prey on Fae. Warlow is half Fae and he drains him after he misses a Faerie blast.

Alan Ball isn't the show runner anymore, genius.

http://www.tvguide.com/news/true-blood-season6-premiere-alan-ball-1066692.aspx

Though Ball has seen early cuts of the first few episodes, he says he'll be watching as a fan this season. "I offered what advice I had and I said, 'If you guys need me, feel free to come to me,'" he said. "But basically I just sat back because I left the show because I was pretty burned out. So, I just sat back and lived my life for a while. It was hard at first, but now I like it.

Quit embarrassing yourself.

You clowning around with this age-old trollery is funnier than you completely misunderstanding what being in the sun means regarding True Blood.

And how exactly were his powers supposed to help him against the oldest and strongest vampire in the world at that time? This is just setting aside the fact that he was merely a baby vamp at that time. Russell completely lost his sh1t when Talbot got killed. I mean, how many makers go batshit insane just because they lost a progeny? Russell also got trolled by Sookie when she flushed Talbot's remains. He even betrayed his memory by starting that affair with Steve Newlin.

We do know, because it was shown on-screen. On-screen evidence>than your unfounded claims.

Are you confusing Dennis O Hare with the makers of the show? Well, Rob Kazinsky has mentioned repeatedly in online interviews how Warlow is just about the most powerful creature to ever walk the Earth, and if he loses control during present times, he'd be capable of untold destruction.

Yup, because Newlin didn't fling a human in front of her as literal human shield. Russell got lucky thanks to her being distracted by Newlin first and then using Jason as human shield so he could speedblitz her.

Again with this Tara/Jessica bullshit? Don't you understand what the phrase "exception to the rule" means? Warlow tricks Russel and then blasts him from behind. Or he just straight up overpowers the weaker vampire and kills him by decapitation. Either ways, it's game over for Russell.

So what? Alan Ball was still the creator even as Warlow was introduced in Season 5, and as an expert on True Blood lore, his opinion would directly override yours. Anyways, I'll email Rob Kazinsky or Dennis O Hare himself regarding who'll win between the 2.

Quit being an idiot.

Originally posted by quanchi112
They are in uncharted territory and he's just a fan. It's like acting like a comic book writer over a character he wrote once determines the outcome. It's just Alan Ball's opinion. You aren't from the comic versus in which these kinds of theories are debated daily. You are from the ghost town movie versus so I wouldn't expect you to understand.

Lucas knows about Star Wars but his opinion is just his opinion now since he isn't Abrams. Not his party anymore just like with Alan Ball.

I'm right as always.

Just terrible logic trying to dictate now that Ball wouldn't know anything about the set lore of the show, cos he's not running it for the first time in 6 years. Does he suddenly forget that older = stronger in TB vampire lore? No, he doesn't.

And unless new lore is created which specifically states Midi-chlorians don't reside in all living things, we don't just assume that set lore doesn't exist cos we need it to win a silly fanboi argument we're trying to push. Just stop, already.

As always, your logic is laughable and easily slapped down.

^Forget how retarded his position regarding Alan Ball is, he's using the Tara/Jessica fight to prove that Russell would defeat a far older and much more versatile vampire.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
You posted nothing noteworthy. Niall also explicitly stated that it would kill any vampire on physical contact, yet it didn't do so with Warlow.

Sookie's surprised expression when Warlow instantly healed from it is proof of that. Sookie knows enough vamp healing factor, yet she was surprised he could heal from it. Why would that be, I wonder.

Warlow straight up tanked a vampire one-shot kill attack. Deal with it, b1tch.

When released will go supernova and then kill any vampire it touches.

Is this that hard to follow along ? You are embarrassing yourself.

Sookie was survived he could heal from the ball of light but she did not use her ultimate attack since she did not release it.

She did not use the attack. She still had her Fae abilities and until it is released its just a powerful ball of energy not the supernova attack.

Admit you were wrong or continue to humiliate yourself.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Niall teaches Sookie that she can channel her light into a single ball of energy that, when released, will go supernova and kill any vampire it ...

When [B]released will go supernova and then kill any vampire it touches.

Is this that hard to follow along ? You are embarrassing yourself.

Sookie was survived he could heal from the ball of light but she did not use her ultimate attack since she did not release it.

She did not use the attack. She still had her Fae abilities and until it is released its just a powerful ball of energy not the supernova attack.

Admit you were wrong or continue to humiliate yourself. [/B]

It didn't kill Warlow. Even Sookie was surprised that he healed from it.

Warlow tanked a vampire one-shot kill. Deal with it.

Also quanchi, since you think that Alan Ball is insufficient to confirm Warlow's superiority over Russell, I just tweeted Angela Robinson, who happens to be a recurring writer of season 6.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
This is the fourth time that you have failed to actually produce evidence that proves without a shadow of a doubt that his durability was reduced. Not being at full strength doesn't equate to not having full durability. As we see in previous episodes, he regenerated from being a fleshy corpse to having his skin, hair, nails etc regrow in a matter of days. You're arguing just to argue. Classic quanchi.

Don't get your panties wet. And lol at you thinking you proved a point regarding that supernova thing.

That's because Russell doesn't have a faery within him struggling for control. Warlow was a magical being of light before he was turned, Russel was just a random Celtic homo.

I don't need to prove a negative. His strength was reduced. His durability wasn't.

He drank enough for us to pass him of as Lilith in her entirety. Wrong, Russell was going crazy due to the scent of faeries in the air. Russell got a lucky drop on the Elder thanks to Newlin and Jason.

You did concede. You admitted that he used him as a human shield. That's concession that Russell won that fight by unfair means.

I have cited proof. The show literally tells us that she was created before Adam and Eve. She predates humanity. Add two and two will give you a four, even though I know how hard this is for you.

Russell was immune to the sun at that point. You admit that he was caught off-guard, yet the same doesn't apply to Warlow who had Sookie's scent in his nostrils when Claudine got the lucky shot on him.

Warlow single-handedly destroyed a clan of ancient royal fae as a baby vampire. Far more impressive than Russell beating an Elder with help from a human and another vampire.

Russell had just seen that Eric was frying. He actually even tried to escape but Eric demonstrated superior speed.

Stop with this bullshit already. Bilith wasn't staked by Eric, and his back was turned when Sookie staked him. Hence he was caught off-guard. But congrats on demonstrating your bias once again by giving Russell the benefit of doubt when he gets caught off-guard, and lowballing more powerful vampires like Bilith and Warlow when the same happens to them.

Lone anomaly. Tara's fight with Jessica is the exception to the rule, not the rule itself, mon ami. And stop treating this as the comic vs forum. The TV show clearly established that older vampires will almost always beat younger vampires, and this much has remained a constant, even upto Season 6.

Warlow speedblitz-decapitates a vampire nearly half his age, and with none of the versatility.

Warlow dominates the weakling 3000 year vampire who gets killed by younger viking vamps.

I did. You failed to comprehend it. A simple sentence threw you for a loop. I'm reveling in it.

Russell was still a human who embraced his vampire side. Warlow feels guilt and its due to his character nothing more. Russell is honest and confident about who he is. Warlow is at war with himself. His own words. 😂

Russell's sexuality has nothing to do with this. Way to show your immaturity.

He was weakened. Proven. You need to prove his durability is the same while weakened.

Not all of it. Sorry, that won't change. Concession accepted. Russell won despite no one being between her and him. Russell sped past her and drained her. 🙂

No, he won the fight using his own speed. He used a shield then when he did not have one he sped past her. Russell won. Warlow was bfr'd. Oh so sad.

We don't know what years though so it is speculation.

Russell was crazy about Fae blood but won. Warlow lost. Russell let his guard down as Eric was not in the vicinity and was wading through Fae blasts. Warlow just lost. Russell was not even aware of Eric and lowered his guard. Makers of the show already explained this. 🙂

Older Fae were his own family and ignorant about vampires. Context, kiddo. Not impressive at all considering he was their son.

Eric used his weakness. Russell was reveling in enjoying the sun. Bottom line. Caught off guard. Warlow was defeated by Claudine in combat. Hell, even a personality less Eric decimated her.

Bilith was overwhelmed by Eric and Sookie. Sookie was strong enough to stake him. Russell is far stronger so there goes Bilith. Bilith was in combat mode and we see how effective Russell is against Eric, Salome, Nora, etc. in that scene. Russell>>Bilith.

If one exception can be made then so can others. Warlow is not just vampire but half Fae. We also argue in character.

Give me an example. Warlow uses his Fae powers. Russell speeds past and drains his Fae victim.

Eric caught him off guard but beat Claudine who beat Warlow.

😂

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Niall explicitly noted that it would kill any vampire it touches.

It didn't kill Warlow. Even Sookie was surprised that he healed from it.

Warlow tanked a vampire one-shot kill. Deal with it.

Keep repeating yourself in moronic fashion. I put the quote up and you are just a typical immature poster who doesn't post for constructive discussion.

No, she will still have her powers. She did not release it so of course it did not kill him. Clear inability to comprehend simple sentences. Awesome.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Also quanchi, since you think that Alan Ball is insufficient to confirm Warlow's superiority over Russell, I just tweeted Angela Robinson, who happens to be a recurring writer of season 6.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Aka Warlow preemted his peemptive strike. Just as I claimed before.

You clowning around with this age-old trollery is funnier than you completely misunderstanding what being in the sun means regarding True Blood.

And how exactly were his powers supposed to help him against the oldest and strongest vampire in the world at that time? This is just setting aside the fact that he was merely a baby vamp at that time. Russell completely lost his sh1t when Talbot got killed. I mean, how many makers go batshit insane just because they lost a progeny? Russell also got trolled by Sookie when she flushed Talbot's remains. He even betrayed his memory by starting that affair with Steve Newlin.

We do know, because it was shown on-screen. On-screen evidence>than your unfounded claims.

Are you confusing Dennis O Hare with the makers of the show? Well, Rob Kazinsky has mentioned repeatedly in online interviews how Warlow is just about the most powerful creature to ever walk the Earth, and if he loses control during present times, he'd be capable of untold destruction.

Yup, because Newlin didn't fling a human in front of her as literal human shield. Russell got lucky thanks to her being distracted by Newlin first and then using Jason as human shield so he could speedblitz her.

Again with this Tara/Jessica bullshit? Don't you understand what the phrase "exception to the rule" means? Warlow tricks Russel and then blasts him from behind. Or he just straight up overpowers the weaker vampire and kills him by decapitation. Either ways, it's game over for Russell.

So what? Alan Ball was still the creator even as Warlow was introduced in Season 5, and as an expert on True Blood lore, his opinion would directly override yours. Anyways, I'll email Rob Kazinsky or Dennis O Hare himself regarding who'll win between the 2.

Quit being an idiot.

You now rescind your claim. Cowardly as always.

Russell cared about someone. Warlow did as well except he killed his own parents. Awful. Russell got over it. Russell was weakened. Russell isn't at war with himself. Must be awful being guilt ridden all the time as Warlow.

On screen evidence backs me whereas you just make things up.

No, I cited the makers of the show. Hyperbole much. We will see just what he's capable of. Claudine already beat him. 😂 keep running from the evidence.

No, she easily dispatched Newlin. She then attacked but guess what he used his speed. Shield then sped past her. Russell owned her.

If there is an exception then it isn't always the case. Point proven. 😂

What examples do you have to support your theory ? Quit just spouting nonsense.

That's just an opinion not a fact. Go ahead. You are being awfully upset.

Russell wins as I have supported.

Originally posted by Robtard
Just terrible logic trying to dictate now that Ball wouldn't know anything about the set lore of the show, cos he's not running it for the first time in 6 years. Does he suddenly forget that older = stronger in TB vampire lore? No, he doesn't.

And unless new lore is created which specifically states Midi-chlorians don't reside in all living things, we don't just assume that set lore doesn't exist cos we need it to win a silly fanboi argument we're trying to push. Just stop, already.

As always, your logic is laughable and easily slapped down.

We are asking an opinion on a fight never seen so it is an opinion. Not the same thing as midachlorians. You don't even grasp the logic.

You dont understand the difference between a never before seen fight to an established fact such as Midichlorians.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Tara beat Jessica. Half Fae. He just has an opinion not the defining or ultimate say so here.

We are asking an opinion on a fight never seen so it is an opinion. Not the same thing as midachlorians. You don't even grasp the logic.

You dont understand the difference between a never before seen fight to an established fact such as Midichlorians.

The vampire age gap between Tara and Jessica is comparatively minor to the 2,000+ years Warlow would have on Russell. Tara was also a trained fighter in her human life, Jessica was a repressed young girl. The outlier doesn't supersede the set lore.

Your logic is shit and it's been shown repeatedly, but please do continue insisting that Alan Ball wouldn't know anything about a show he ran for 5 years out of 6 cos you need to really believe that Russell somehow is more powerful than Warlow in whatever little fantasy match you have brewing in your small mind.

BTW, older = more powerful IS ESTABLISHED FACT in True Blood, dummy. Learn; then argue.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Why don't you tweet her if Sookie released the supernova attack ? You're so upset you're begging show writers for their opinion on a battle board fight. Lol at cha.

Originally posted by quanchi112
it only kills any vampire after it is released not just as a ball. You're upset.

Keep repeating yourself in moronic fashion. I put the quote up and you are just a typical immature poster who doesn't post for constructive discussion.

No, she will still have her powers. She did not release it so of course it did not kill him. Clear inability to comprehend simple sentences. Awesome.

Coming from you, that is rich.

She was genuinely surprised that he healed from it. She's seen vampires heal before, why would she be surprised in this case?

Originally posted by quanchi112

Yes, so we see he was not caught off guard since he was out of the shower. He knew they were there and caught them off guard.

You now rescind your claim. Cowardly as always.

Russell cared about someone. Warlow did as well except he killed his own parents. Awful. Russell got over it. Russell was weakened. Russell isn't at war with himself. Must be awful being guilt ridden all the time as Warlow.

On screen evidence backs me whereas you just make things up.

No, I cited the makers of the show. Hyperbole much. We will see just what he's capable of. Claudine already beat him. 😂 keep running from the evidence.

No, she easily dispatched Newlin. She then attacked but guess what he used his speed. Shield then sped past her. Russell owned her.

If there is an exception then it isn't always the case. Point proven. 😂

What examples do you have to support your theory ? Quit just spouting nonsense.

That's just an opinion not a fact. Go ahead. You are being awfully upset.

Russell wins as I have supported.

Lolwut? You're just being delusional now. Not that it's surprising or anything, considering it's you.

Russell cried like a b1tch. He couldn't even avenge Talbot's death. He even betrayed his progeny's memory by starting an affair with Newlin. Pathetic.

On screen evidence destroys your claims, Mr Masochist.

Haha, you were chastising me for tweeting Angela Robinson in another post, and now you do a complete turn over and claim citing show creators ends this debate? Nevermind that O' Hare isn't even a show maker, he's just an actor. Claudine beat him just as Sookie beat Russell.

Newlin didn't have a human shield he flung at her. Russell did. Russell got lucky against her, just as Eric got lucky against Claudine.

You affirm that you truly don't understand the term "exception to the rule" then. What makes you think a lone anomaly overrides what's an established rule of the show?

The HBO TV show called True Blood. Watch it sometime.

Except for the fact that his opinion is more reliable than yours, and is pretty much gospel as he's coming back in Season 7. He was running things when Warlow was introduced and Russel was still alive, so his opinion should be pretty authoritative.

Russell wins only in the fantasy/delusion pixieland of quanfail. In an episode of True Blood however, he would lose, as any sane person would expect.