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Official Trailer of 'True Blood' Season 2: It Hurts So Good
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HBO releases a TV spot of 'True Blood' which will be premiered on May 2 and samples on Bob Dylan's new song as the background music.

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The blood is officially flowing. HBO has given a bloody official trailer of "True Blood" season 2 which will be debuted as a TV spot on Saturday night May 2 before the 8/7c telecast of "Forgetting Sarah Marshall".

The promo video which is called "It Hurts So Good" utilizes Bob Dylan's new single "Beyond Here Lies Nothin'". It basically displays the main characters and the conflicts surrounding them. Sam deals with his mysterious past that includes Maryann and Maryann's relationship with Tara that involves a veil of blood. Noticed missing from the picture is Lafayette.

"True Blood" season 2 premieres on June 14 at 9/8c. The first episode is called "Nothing But the Blood". Sookie uses her telepathy to help find their lost companion. She agrees to help investigate the whereabouts of the missing vampire on one condition: any humans found to be involved must be turned over to human law enforcement rather than subjected to vampire justice.

The DVD of the first season meanwhile, will be available on May 19, the same day the soundtrack CD will be sold in U.S. stores.

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