true blood season 4 episode 9 Run : What’s ahead for True Blood? You don’t have to wait until Sunday night to find out. We have a few clips from this week’s episode for you to check out. If you’re not sure you want to watch them, I’ll give you some vague hints. One includes a tongue, another has something to do with a fire and the third looks like the build-up to something.

Lynn’s place is starting to look like a True Blood storage room, so it’s time to make some space and auction off some more fabulous True Blood goodies.

Earlier this year, rumors emerged that one of the locations from True Blood would be going up in flames. We speculated that it had something to do with Holly. Based on this first video, which shows Holly looking to Andy for help moving her things, it appears we were right.

Andy doesn’t seem to be making much of an effort to hide his V-use (or the strength that comes from it, anyway). Meanwhile, Goat tongue appears to be Jesus’ grandfather’s breakfast of choice…

This looks like part of a heart-to-heart between Tara and her girlfriend, whom she’s been lying to. Things get pretty heated, but anyone who watches True Blood knows heated can sometimes be a good thing…

This week we are raising funds for the Stephen Moyer Kids Theatre Fund of Brentwood Theatre. The money raised with this auction will be used to bring children to see the Christmas show of Brentwood Theatre, which this year is Jemima Puddle-Duck and her friends. We all know and love the stories of Beatrix Potter and this colorful musical tells four of them: Jemima Puddle-Duck, the tale of Squirrel Nutkin, the tale of Jeremy Fisher and the tale of Samuel Whiskers.

Auction for Brentwood Theatre:

- True Blood Season 1 DVD signed by Stephen Moyer, Anna Paquin, Joe Manganiello, Sam Trammell, Ashley Jones, Kristin Bauer, Todd Lowe, Nelsan Ellis, Allan Hyde, Jim Parrack and Deborah Ann Woll

- True Blood Original Soundtrack Volume 2 CD signed by Stephen Moyer, Anna Paquin, Joe Manganiello, Sam Trammell, Kristin Bauer, Allan Hyde, Jim Parrack and Deborah Ann Woll

Brentwood Theatre is a British non-profit organization and therefore we have to auction this item on the British eBay charity website. Convert the currency here.