Vince Gibson

Vince Gibson

Appearances

Season(s)

7

First seen

"Jesus Gonna Be Here"

Last seen

"Death is Not the End"

Appeared in

4 episodes (see below)

Mentioned in

Biographical Information

Also Known As

Status

Deceased

Age

40s

Turning age

Vampire age

Date of birth

1970s

()

Date turned

()

Date of death

2011

("Death is Not the End")

Origin

Bon Temps, Louisiana

Profession

• Vigilante

Religion

Gender

Male

Family Information

Unknown Father
Unknown Mother

Supernatural Information

Species

Human

Powers

Has shifted into

Notable Progeny

Notable kills

Cause of death

Stabbed

Killed by

Bill Compton

Physical Appearance

Height

Hair color

Eye color

Portrayed by

Actor

Brett Rickaby

Actress

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Vince Gibson is a rabid anti-vampire vigilante on the HBO original series True Blood. Played by American guest starring actor Brett Rickaby, Vince makes his debut on the episode "Jesus Gonna Be Here", at the beginning of the series' seventh season. Burly, and in his 40s, Vince is one of the primary antagonists in the series' seventh, and final, season. Playing a recurring role through the same season, Vince meets an untimely demise in the Season 7 episode "Death is Not the End".

Biography

Background

Prior to Season 7, Vince ran for mayor against Sam Merlotte and lost. He appears to be bitter over the defeat.

Season 7

"Jesus Gonna Be Here"

After the attack at Bellefleur's, Vince witnesses Sam change from his dog form and accuses him of dishonesty.("Jesus Gonna Be Here")

"I Found You"

He begins to stir up anti-Supernatural hate in town, eventually leading to the formation of a mob.("I Found You")

"Fire in the Hole"

The mob steals the weapons of the Sheriff's department and go on an angry march, killing any supernaturals they find, guilty or innocent. ("Fire in the Hole")

"Death is Not the End"

Vince's head is stab him in by Bill Compton just before he can kill Jessica Hamby.("Death is Not the End")

Personality

Vince is a natural organizer and has a talent for rallying his peers against what they perceive to be a threat. He is shown to be bigoted and intolerant toward supernaturals, particularly vampires. When Bon Temps is threatened by Hep-V vampires, he uses the fear gripping the town to rally a mob of vigilantes. He and his group soon demonstrate that they have no tolerance for any species but their own and embark on a campaign of extermination that costs at least two innocent lives.

Appearances

Season seven appearances
"Jesus Gonna Be Here"	"I Found You"	"Fire in the Hole"	"Death is Not the End"
"Lost Cause"	"Karma"	"May be the Last Time"	"Almost home"
"Love is to Die"	"Thank you"