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Spoiler: In Season 3, Episode 1, called "Bad Blood", they used real wolves (no CGI) to play opposite Bill Compton in the last scene of this episode.
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In the season 4 episode "If You Love Me, Why Am I Dyin?" at the very end, Sookie is waiting for Eric. She is reading a Charlaine Harris novel. Charlaine Harris is the author of the Sookie Stackhouse series.
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In this episode, when Sam is talking to Sookie in his office asking if she can hear his thoughts, he tells her she always has a job working at Merlotte's. Once Sookie leaves the office, the camera pans to a painting on the wall of a dog protecting the little girl. It is kind of a foreshadowing that Sam is a shapeshifter (he shifts into a dog) who is always looking out for Sookie and she is not even aware of his supernatural ability.
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