Blood Work! “True Blood” video recap 2.9: We Will Rise Up (After a Quick Nap)

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In this week’s daylight-averse episode, we recap the latest bloody installment of True Blood … but first we take a nap. Hey, rambling drunkenly into a videocamera is tough work! (Just ask Bill O’Reilly.)

For our take on the latest vampy goings-on in the hit HBO show, the newest True Blood paper dolls and the introduction of the Sookie Monster, check out the loony new ep, below – and don’t forget to click through the jump for the winner of last week’s Cubicle Puppetshow Theatre!

And that’s far from all: After the jump, Andy unleashes TWO more of his True Blood paper dolls!

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Thaaaat’s right: It’s unfortunately-coiffed Civil War vet Bill Compton and telepathic roadhouse waitress Sookie Stackhouse! For both this week’s and last week’s designs (downloadable for free and easy to print and cut!), head on over to Andy’s website.

In last week’s vlog we also introduced the Blood Work! True Blood Cubicle Puppetshow Theatre contest, in which we invited you wacky kids to kill time at work by putting on shows for your officemates with the dolls and sending us pics of the results. As promised, we’ve picked a winner from this week’s submissions, which you can meet below (along with a few more entries in addition to the ones posted last week). Congrats to the winner, who will receive something limited-edition (and very possibly edible, in a pinch) from between our couch cushions!

And the winner is….

tbdollsofficeDorthea FTW!

Here are a few other recent entries that caught our eye:

catbowllafayetteThanks, Patrick! Kitty has good taste.

P&LwebNice use of glitter, Yanco!

So get out your shears and your rickrack and go to town on Bill, Sookie, Lafayette and Pam, and send your pics to me before 9PM EDT next Sunday. Creativity counts, and may the best fangbanger win!

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Buzz created CampBlood.org in 2003 to meet a need for a safe place for weirdos of all stripes to discuss horror movies from a queer perspective. Now that the campers have overtaken the Camp staff and locked them in the Arts & Crafts cabin he is questioning that decision.