True Blood

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Creepy, sexy, and often hilarious, True Blood has summoned up an alternative world as divided, melodramatic, and deeply political as contemporary America. Adapted from Charlaine Harris’s ongoing saga, The Southern Vampire Mysteries, creator Alan Ball has extended the vampire mythology into the realms of werewolves, shapeshifters, fairies, and witches. For three seasons, True Blood has brought an adult eroticism and campy fun to the supernatural genre, while pondering questions of community and identity. Its large, diverse cast and ambiguous depictions of sexuality have earned the series critical acclaim. The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLADD) recognized True Blood as “the most inclusive program currently on television, featuring six regular and recurring LGBT characters.”