To my and I’m sure your great delight the cast of True Blood were all winners last night at the Spike TV Scream Awards – 2009.  Read on:

OMG! That is so awesome! And doesn’t this make you feel you just a tiny bit better to see them all on stage together basking in the love that the live audience is smothering them with not to mention all of us out here who voted and had all kinds of fingers and toes and other appendages crossed that they would win?

Be sure to click the thumbnails to enlarge the photos which are credited just below.  Remember, even though the show was not telecast in the US (bummer, right?) we will still  see it when it is broadcast on October 27 on Spike TV (check your local listings)! Also, be sure to check back here then as I’ll be searching out the ‘nets for any bits of info. I can gather and will (of course) watch the show and give it another well-deserved write up after it airs! Squee!

LOS ANGELES – A larger-than-life snowglobe filled with murderous little girls, a “Battlestar Gallactica” spaceship and comic-book legend Stan Lee flying overhead on a bouquet of giant balloons — just a few signs that Spike TV’s “Scream 2009″ is different from other awards shows.

The star-studded event, held Saturday at the Greek Theatre, honors the best in sci-fi, horror, fantasy and comic-inspired movies and TV shows.

Fans voted online for the winners, so some of the year’s most popular programs and big box-office hits took home trophies, including “Transformers,” “Twilight,” “True Blood” and “Star Trek.” Stars of those properties and other surprise guests appeared throughout the 3 1/2-hour ceremony…
HBO’s “True Blood” was a four-time winner, taking honors for best TV show, along with best villain for Alexander Skarsgard and best horror actor and actress for co-stars and real-life couple Steven Moyer and Anna Paquin…. Since the ceremony wasn’t televised live, stars were free to use four-letter words — and Tarantino, Woody Harrelson and “True Blood” creator Alan Ball did. “Scream 2009″ will be edited into a two-hour special set to air on Oct. 27…

Hundreds of fans dressed as vampires, zombies, mummies and monsters filled the seats inside the amphitheater. “Scream” is their show, said executive producer Casey Patterson.

“It’s fun because of the fans. You couldn’t point to a group more passionate, more invested, or more deserving,” she said, noting that sci-fi, horror and fantasy films are often overlooked at other awards shows. “These fans have waited a long time to see their heroes honored.”