True Blood

Sookie is hugging Bill, telling him what happened at the bar.  Jessica makes an appearance, draped in a towel and fresh from the shower.

Outside of the police station, Tara apologizes to her mother about finding out the truth, but Lettie Mae still doesn't believe it.  Lettie Mae insists that this was a test and she resolves to stay strong.  Maryann comes by, in her flashy car, and embraces Tara.  Tara introduces the two women and Maryann smacks down Lettie Mae's parental skills in two seconds flat.

Back at Bill's house, Sookie accuses Bill of making Jessica, which is fairly accurate.  Jessica announces that she's 17 and Sookie's all "girl, where are your parents?!", which is a legitimate question.  Bill denies having sex with Jessica and explains that he had to make Jessica as penance for the vampire he killed to save Sookie.  Bill sends Jessica off to bed.  Bill tells Sookie that they can't let Jessica go free since she's too young and could go on a killing rampage.  Sookie is upset that Bill has kept this from her (I think for the last two weeks) and wonders about other secrets Bill might have.  Sookie leaves.

On television, Reverend Steve Newlin (from the Fellowship of the Sun Church) and Nan Flanagan (from the American Vampire League) are debating the morality of vampires.  Rev. Newlin accuses the vampires of assassinating his father, but Nan denies this.  Newlin's wife, Sarah, joins him after his interview, and praises him for a job well done, although she clearly has higher political aspirations for him.  The couple joins a luncheon in the hotel ballroom and Newlin presses the flesh.

A man greets the Reverand and his wife and introduces them to Jason.  Sarah recognizes Jason as the guy who was being accused of some murders a little while ago.  The man suggests that Jason sign up for a leadership conference that will cost him $1,200.  When Jason demeures and says he can't afford it, Sarah suggests he "pray on it".  Scam.