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As Sookie continues to learn about her supernatural heritage in hopes that she may finally understand, a newly reincarnated Bill struggles to reconcile his former ways with a mysterious set of powers that appear to be both a blessing and a curse from the ancient vampire Lilith. Elsewhere, Louisiana Governor Truman Burrell enacts his plan to rid the vampires from his constituency, and the Stackhouse siblings prepare to confront their parents' killer.

Season 6 of the cable dramedy that chronicles the carnal escapades of New York City novelist Hank Moody (David Duchovny) opens with Hank still reeling from the murder attempt on his life. He accompanies Charlie (Evan Handler) to a meeting with rock star Atticus Fetch (Tim Minchin), who wants to mount a Broadway musical based on Hank's novel "Crazy Little Thing Called Love." In his new friend, the enchanting Faith (Maggie Grace), Hank may have found a muse, which is a role she has apparently played for a number of rock stars. And when the reviews roll in for the first draft of the musical, he turns to Faith for inspiration and help getting it to the next level.