After seven sex, bloody seasons on air, "True Blood" has finally wrapped up production of its final season.

So who lived? Who died? Who took off their clothes?

Firstly, unlike previous episodes of the much-loved vampire series, the last episode had no sex or nudity, much to the chagrin of some viewers.

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Also, characters simply had a lot of time on their hands - to explain, to feed, to kill. But then again, this was the last episode - it was best to give them all the time they wanted and needed.

Bill had enough time to let Sookie know that she should use her fairy light ball to kill him so she could have a normal life. Eric, on the other hand, had time to  feed Sarah Newlin Pam's blood, set fire to Mr. Gus, and eventually go to Sookie's house to kill the Yakuza before she even knew of their presence.

Then the story progressed to Jessica allowing Bill to walk his daughter down the aisle, a chance he never had when he was still human. 

Sookie learns of Bill's love for her and his wishes that one day she finds someone who will give her the happiness he can't. Sookie then digs up his grave and meets him the in graveyard, where she hesitates to use her fairy light ball to destroy him. In the end, she uses a makeshit stake she breaks off from the shovel an drives it into his chest.

The finale ends with Pam and Eric in Fangtasia where he sits on a throne and she receives $100,000 every time a vampire client drinks from a chained Sarah Newlin.

Bon Temps characters gather at a now-pregnant Sookie's for Thanksgiving. Couples like Lafayette and James, Arlene and Keith, Andy and Holly, Hoyt and Jessica and, Adilyn and Wade are still loved up. On the other hand, Jason and Bridgette are married with three kids.

"True Blood" has finally ended its run on television and yes, it was quite unpredictable. But were fans truly happy with how things wrapped up?