Is Alexander Skarsgard as Eric Northman an Alpha Male? That is the question being posed on E! Online: Watch with Kristin website. The website has round 2 of their Alpha Male Madness: Who’s TV’s Top Dog Poll and Alexander Skarsgard‘s role of Eric Northman on True Blood is pitted against Carrie Preston‘s (Arlene Fowler) husband Michael Emerson who plays the bad guy on LOST as Ben Linus. It seems funny that of all the other actors that Alexander could be competing with, he is pitted against his co-star’s husband. It seems that there will be a True Blood connection one way or another no matter what the outcome although I think I know who True Blood fans want to see win this poll.
Here is the link to cast your vote.
Special thanks go out to Jaime, Linda and especially Wendy on our Facebook page for e-mailing us and informing us to spread the news regarding the poll.
SOURCE: E!Online: Watch with Kristin
(Photo credit: HBO Inc.)
Ollie Chong aka AdoreBill
You are forgetting that this is True Blood not the Sookie Stackhouse Series. What you state happens has not occurred in the series. Also Alan Ball has mentioned in previous interviews he was drawn to the books because of the Bill character and how he see him as a Mr. Darcy character being the “tragic hero” and the themes. I must say I disagree in your assessment and reasoning in terms of stating that the Bill/Sookie hook-up is the result of the Stephen/Anna hookup. No one knew of their relationship for over a year and did not find out until long after the episodes were written. You seem to assume everyone is an Eric fan based on the books but there are many, many fans of Bill both from the books and the show. In fact a huge number of the viewers have never read the books. The characteristics you use to describe Eric are the very same arguments used to describe fans’ love for Bill in both the books and show.
Let’s keep the two mediums separate and enjoy both of them for the pleasure that they bring and enjoy the characters for the pleasure that they give us whether it is for the love of Bill or Eric, there is no right or wrong.