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True Blood season 4 promo and spoilers….the witches come to town!

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May 24th, 2011 by Lisa McGarry. No comments

As if Sookie didn’t have enough to deal with, what with the vampires, the werewolves, the shape shifters and the fairies, now the psychic beauty will have her hands full with a new coven of witches too!

HBO has released yet another promo for the upcoming fourth season of True Blood and as you can see below, it looks like the storylines are just as exciting as in previous runs.

Eric is helping vampire bosses reach out to humans, trying to persuade them that they are not the dangerous and blood thirsty breed that haters would make them out to be….of course it’s all a lie!

Bill is also involved in the whitewashing effort and is told to ensure that no dead humans show up to destroy their carefully constructed PR campaign.

As well as distrustful humans, the vamps will soon have to deal with a new breed of witches, who are working on their powers over dead creatures, in the hope that they will soon be able to control vampires too.

Irish stage actress/director Fiona Shaw (best known as Aunt Petunia in the Harry Potter films) will star in the upcoming season as Marnie, an insecure and timid palm reader who is possessed by the spirit of a powerful witch.

The season four of “True Blood” will premiere Sunday, June 26 on HBO.

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