The television series True Blood premiered on HBO, introducing audiences to the supernatural world of vampires and other creatures in Bon Temps, Louisiana.
The final episode of True Blood aired, concluding the series after seven seasons and wrapping up the main storylines.
The first season of True Blood was released on DVD, allowing fans to own and watch the series at their convenience.
Bill Compton, a vampire who fought in the Civil War, returns to his hometown of Bon Temps, Louisiana and meets Sookie Stackhouse, a telepathic waitress.
Sookie Stackhouse learns that Bill Compton is a vampire, which changes her worldview and leads her into the supernatural world.
Vampires come out of hiding and reveal their existence to humans, leading to social and political changes.
Sookie Stackhouse and Bill Compton begin a romantic relationship, navigating the challenges of human-vampire interactions.
Eric Northman, a powerful vampire sheriff, is introduced and becomes an important figure in Sookie's life.
A governing body called the Vampire Authority is introduced, controlling vampire activities and politics in the United States.
Sookie learns that she is part fairy, which explains her telepathic abilities and introduces new dangers.
Bill Compton is crowned as the vampire king of Louisiana after defeating the previous king, Godric.
The anti-vampire religious group called the Fellowship of the Sun becomes active, creating conflict and violence.
Conflict between humans and vampires intensifies, with attacks and politics dividing communities.
Sookie and Eric Northman develop a complex relationship marked by trust, betrayal, and attraction.
A dangerous Maenad, a wild and unpredictable supernatural being, is unleashed causing havoc in Bon Temps.
Bill Compton is transformed into a vampire god, greatly increasing his power and influence.
Vampires battle ancient vampire goddess Lilith, who threatens their existence and the world.
Sookie forms a romantic relationship with Alcide Herveaux, a werewolf who becomes one of her protectors.
Tara Thornton, Sookie's best friend, dies after being turned into a vampire and struggling with her new existence.
The Vampire Authority falls after internal power struggles and external challenges, reshaping vampire politics.
Sookie loses her fairy powers after conflicts with other supernatural beings and personal sacrifices.
The climax of the series features a final confrontation among vampires, humans, and other supernatural creatures in Bon Temps.