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|Title = Andy Bellefleur
 
|Title = Andy Bellefleur
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|Season = [[Season 1|1]], [[Season 2|2]], [[Season 3|3]], [[Season 4|4]], [[Season 5|5]], [[Season 6|6]]
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|Season = [[Season 1|1]], [[Season 2|2]], [[Season 3|3]], [[Season 4|4]], [[Season 5|5]], [[Season 6|6]], [[Season 7|7]]
 
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|First = {{ep|1x01}}
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|Appearances= 57 episodes <small>([[#Appearances|see below]])</small>
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|Appearances= 67 episodes <small>([[#Appearances|see below]])</small>
 
|Status = Alive
 
|Status = Alive
 
|Place = [[Bon Temps, Louisiana|Bon Temps]], [[Louisiana]], United States of America
 
|Place = [[Bon Temps, Louisiana|Bon Temps]], [[Louisiana]], United States of America
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|Species = Human
 
|Species = Human
 
|Powers = Competent detective skills<br>Knowledge of Louisiana laws<br>
 
|Powers = Competent detective skills<br>Knowledge of Louisiana laws<br>
|Family = [[Terry Bellefleur]] - Paternal first cousin<br />[[Portia Bellefleur]] - Sister<br />[[Caroline Bellefleur]] - Paternal grandmother<br />[[Bill Compton]] - Great-great-great-great Grandfather<br> [[Holly]] - Girlfriend <br> [[Maurella]] - lover <br> Unnamed Daughter (with Maurella) <br> Unnamed Daughter (with Maurella) <br> Unnamed Child (with Maurella) <br> Unnamed Child (with Maurella)
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|Family = [[Terry Bellefleur]] - Paternal first cousin (deceased)<br />[[Portia Bellefleur]] - Sister<br />[[Caroline Bellefleur]] - Paternal grandmother<br />[[Bill Compton]] - Great-great-great-great Grandfather<br> [[Holly]] - Girlfriend <br> [[Maurella]] - Mother of his daughters (possibly deceased) <br>
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[[Adilyn Bellefleur]] - Daughter <br> [[Braelyn Bellefleur]] - Daughter (deceased) <br> [[Charlaine Bellefleur]] - Daughter (deceased)<br> [[Danika Bellefleur]] - Daughter (deceased)
 
|Actor = [[Chris Bauer]]
 
|Actor = [[Chris Bauer]]
 
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'''Andrew "Andy" Bellefleur''' is a major character in the [[Season 1|first]], [[Season 2|second]], [[Season 3|third]], [[Season 4|fourth]], [[Season 5|fifth]], and [[Season 6|sixth]] seasons of ''[[True Blood]]''. He is played by starring cast member [[Chris Bauer]] and debuts in {{ep|1x01}}. He is the sheriff of Renard Parish, Louisiana, and lives in [[Bon Temps]].
 
'''Andrew "Andy" Bellefleur''' is a major character in the [[Season 1|first]], [[Season 2|second]], [[Season 3|third]], [[Season 4|fourth]], [[Season 5|fifth]], and [[Season 6|sixth]] seasons of ''[[True Blood]]''. He is played by starring cast member [[Chris Bauer]] and debuts in {{ep|1x01}}. He is the sheriff of Renard Parish, Louisiana, and lives in [[Bon Temps]].
   
==History==
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==Personality==
 
Andy is not always a very responsible character; this may be due to having a spoiled upbringing. While a relatively competent police officer, he has little confidence in his abilities because he feels nobody gives him full respect. As a result, when he forms a hunch, he will doggedly continue to back it up, even when the world turns against him. This explains his blatant hostility towards Jason Stackhouse (the major suspect in the Drew Marshall murders) and his subsequent swell of confidence when Jason is framed, but his confidence is deflated after he is ultimately proved wrong, leaving the town even more contemptuous of him than before. Over the next season, Andy once again shows his stubborn streak, but nobody pays him any heed- since he has turned to drinking and more and more of them are falling under Maryann's spell. When Jason returns to Bon Temps, they put aside their feud and begin working as a team; Andy's now-pessimistic attitude helps tone down Jason's optimistic, military attitude, showing Andy that he is able to work with people better than he can alone; thus, when Jason accidentally kills Eggs, Andy quickly and effectively takes charge of the situation. In season Three, he is shown to be a much better cop.
=== Early Life ===
 
Andy Bellefleur was born into the once wealthy [[Bellefleur Family|Bellefleur family]], he along with his sister [[Portia Bellefleur|Portia]] lived with their parents in Bon Temps. Growing up Andy was close to his cousin Terry, however there was a jealousy between the two boys as Andy felt Terry was loved more by the family and Terry wanted to have the same privileges as Andy. Later in life Andy's father died, and his mother left the family for a race-car driver, and Andy moved with his [[Caroline Bellefleur|Grandmother]]. As an adult Andy became a detective in [[Bon Temps]] and worked out of the [[Bon Temps Police Station]]. He was not shown much respect by the locals because they saw him as just "Andy" instead of an official law enforcer.
 
   
 
It should be noted that, for all his aggressiveness towards suspects who were clearly innocent and beyond his reach, Andy is by no means a bigot- quite unlike his predecessor, Sheriff Bud Dearborne. He has never exhibited Bud's blatant prejudice towards Shape-Shifters, vampires or werewolves and has taken great efforts to take down the anti-Super group the [[Obamas]]. Nor is he racist towards African-Americans, as some of the rednecks in town are. When Tara found out that Eggs was killed by Jason and that Andy had taken the rap for it (not revealing that Eggs had not been responsible for his crimes, which made Andy look like the town hero) she confronted him. Without asking her to keep the secret, Andy admitted that neither Jason nor Eggs had been fully aware of their actions, tearfully expressing his regret at being unable to save Egg's life.
=== Season 1 ===
 
Andy was the local detective who investigated a rash of murders. He was convinced that [[Jason Stackhouse]] was the killer, even going as far as to accuse him of killing his own [[Adele Stackhouse|grandmother]]. He was seen at every crime scene and was very bone-headed in his investigation. When Jason confessed to the murders, Andy dramatized this confession while relating the story at [[Merlotte's Bar and Grill|Merlotte's]], making himself a town hero. However, when the killer was revealed to be [[Drew Marshall|René]], he became the town laughingstock and took to drinking.
 
   
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Andy has shown to be overwhelmed by his unexpected parenthood, especially since his half-fairy daughters are literally growing up in a matter of days. Despite this, he has continued to show good character as a sheriff. He apologized to Bill for the anti-vampire measures the state government makes him enforce (which he genuinely thinks are unfair) and tentatively attempted to make amends with Holly.  However, the deaths of three of his daughters at the hands of Jessica (unintentionally) caused him to develop a deep feeling of anger for vampires; he arms his house against them and acts paranoid and hostile when encountering them.  Even so, he does not commit violence or hate crimes against vampires, and most of his measures were meant to protect his daughter.  When Jessica came to apologize and offer free protection for his family in the Season 7 finale, Andy pointed his gun at her, knowing she was the one responsible for his childrens' deaths.  However, he was still unable to kill her and instead slammed the door in her face.
After drinking a few too many at Merlotte's, he was escorted outside by Jason's sister, [[Sookie Stackhouse|Sookie]] and her best friend [[Tara Thornton|Tara]] to wait for his sister to pick him up. Insisting that he was fine, he instead tried to find his car which had been moved. Once he finally located it, he found a dead body inside prompting him to say "That's not mine." {{Crossref|1x12}} The body was that of [[Nancy LeGuare]] who had had her heart cut out by a "Saucer Eyed" [[Eggs Talley|Eggs]] (but this was not known until the end of [[Season 2]]).
 
   
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In flashabcks Andy has shown great care for his cousin [[Terry Bellefleur|Terry]]. Terry has suffered from his experiences as an Iraq veteran and Andy convinced [[Sam Merlotte|Sam]] to give him a job as a chef. This eventually reconnected Terry to the Bon Temps community he lived in.
===Season 2===
 
[[File:AndyPig.gif|thumb|left|200px|"What you doin’ in there, pig?" (click for animation)]]
 
In season 2, Andy attempted to interrogate [[Tara Thornton|Tara]] and [[Lettie Mae Daniels|Lettie Mae]] while drunk which resulted in more humiliation. He then began frequenting [[Merlotte's Bar and Grill|Merlotte's]], drinking heavily. While investigating a party at [[Maryann Forrester|Maryann's]], he saw the giant pig Tara had claimed to have seen, but it disappeared while his back was turned. Realizing something fishy was going on, he attempted to tell the other cops, but they thought he was drunk again and revoked his badge which only caused him to drink more.
 
   
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==Biography==
One night while driving, he saw [[Sam Merlotte|Sam]] and [[Daphne Landry]] (who had shape-shifted as a dog and a pig respectively), he recognized the pig as the one he had seen at Maryann's party. Andy chased the two, but tripped in the valley.{{crossref|2x06}} By the time he got back to the party, everyone was under Maryann's spell. However, it did not affect him, and he inadvertently helped Sam escape by firing a shot with his pistol. Unfortunately, his arm was subsequently broken by a "Saucer Eyed" [[Terry Bellefleur|Terry]].
 
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He later showed up at Merlotte's and branded the entire town "Devil Worshipers". Everyone dismissed him, but Sam knew he was telling the truth.{{crossref|2x07}}
 
 
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He also appeared when Sam was arrested for Daphne's murder, claiming that Sam was the wrong guy, but the other cops ignored him.{{crossref|2x08}} Later, while hiding out in the [[Bon Temps motel|Bon Temps Motel]], Sam came to him for help. {{Crossref|2x09}} He and Sam then went to Merlotte's to help [[Arlene Fowler Bellefleur|Arlene]], but when they arrived, they were ambushed by Terry and other "Saucer Eyed" people who chased the two into the walk-in freezer. While in the freezer, Andy grabbed some liquor "to keep his body heat up".
 
 
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Andy then proceeded to tell Sam a story that his nanny, [[Annie]], used to tell him about the country of the blind where the one eyed man who was king. He told Sam that he was the one eyed king and that he envied this, prompting Sam to reply that he didn't understand what Andy was saying.
 
 
Later [[Jason Stackhouse|Jason]], armed with a nail gun and a chainsaw got everyone out and freed Sam and Andy from the freezer, but was attacked almost immediately after by the "Saucer Eyed" people. Much to Andy's dismay, Sam gave himself up to be sacrificed to the "God who comes". Later Andy helped Jason disguise himself as the "God who comes" and pretend to "smite" Sam who then shifted into a fly to make it seem as if he had died.{{crossref|2x10}} Andy and Jason, having no idea what had just happened, thought that Sam was dead, but later had things explained to them when it was revealed that he was a shifter.
 
 
Andy seemed to take this news in stride, unlike Jason who kept thinking of various perverse scenarios, like Sam shifting into a dog and having sex with a female dog. This image disgusted Andy, who then asked Jason "what kind of perverted mind would think up something like that?".
 
 
Jason persuaded Andy that it was their duty to save the people under Maryann's influence. Andy agreed and they both went to [[Stackhouse home|Sookie's house]] where everyone was partying including Maryann. They went toward the house but, within minutes, they were put under Maryann's spell. When she was defeated, they both woke up and couldn't remember anything. Jason convinced Andy that they must have done something right, and so they must be heroes to the town.
 
 
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Andy gets his badge back at the end of season 2 when Bud admits he can't manage on his own.
 
 
Tara's boyfriend Egg's traumatized by the things he found out he had done goes to Andy and begs him to arrest him but Andy refuses saying he was under Maryann's control. Eggs becomes increasingly distressed and Jason seeing this thinking Andy was in trouble shoots Eggs dead. Andy takes the gun off him and wipes the fingerprints off them saying he'll take the rap and telling Jason to go.
 
 
===Season 3===
 
Andy finds himself struggling with the lie he has told about killing Eggs. While in Merlotte's Terry recognizes the signs of Andy's struggle, thinking it is because it was the first time he has killed someone. Terry tells Andy he knows what it is like to have just gotten one's "first kill." The cousins share a strange but tender moment trading "I-love-you"s. Tara walks in raving that no one seems to care that Eggs is dead. Andy points out that Eggs confessed to the murders, but Tara is adamant he was no serial killer.
 
 
Andy sneaks over to Jason's house since Jason is freaking out over killing a man. Andy tells Jason that he has taken the heat for killing Eggs. Andy convinces Jason that the lie will get past [[Bud Dearborne]] but only if they keep their stories straight. Jason explains that he is trying to turn over a new leaf and be the 'New Jason' but Andy tells him that everyone will suspect them of lying if he does not go back to being the 'Old Jason' by adopting the motto of "Conscience off, dick on." {{Crossref|3x01}}
 
 
Jason goes to see Andy about helping Sookie find Bill, but as he approaches the front of the station he watches as Andy is giving a statement to the press about the death of Eggs. Andy was not happy at all when he notices that Jason is there and offers to take him to lunch. Just as Jason and Andy take a table at Merlotte's there is a piece on the news about Andy. This prompts Jason, who is drunk, to make a public toast to Andy. Jason is acting upset that Andy is getting all the credit for killing Eggs. Andy tries to soothe Jason by telling him that he has potential. This causes Jason to profess Andy as his best friend.
 
 
Andy drives Jason home from Merlotte's but before Jason can get out of the car Andy gets a call about a meth bust happening in [[Hotshot]] . Jason ends up going with Andy and Andy demands that Jason stay with the car. Jason doesn't though and ends up meeting a strange woman who disappears into the woods when he asks her if she is alright. When Jason returns to the car he ends up tackling one of the drug dealers. {{Crossref|3x02}}
 
 
Bud, Kenya and Andy examine a headless, handless body. Andy thinks a vampire did it. Bud has had enough and announces he quits. {{Crossref|3x03}}
 
 
After Bud Dearborne resigns as Sheriff of Renard Perish, Andy is made acting Sheriff. Not long after his promotion, he is blackmailed by [[Jason Stackhouse]] into making him a deputy. To which Andy reluctantly agrees and is in the process of fast-tracking Jason to deputy, meanwhile Jason helps around the office, washes the police cruisers and typically tells people "I'm a cop...well...I'm almost a cop." {{Crossref|3x04}}{{Crossref|3x05}}
 
 
Andy is consulted by Sam about reports of dog fights and Andy tells him about reports of dog fights in a nearby parish. {{Crossref|3x06}} Andy also has to chase Jason out of the station when Jason is trying to get information out of T-Dub about his new love interest. {{Crossref|3x07}}
 
 
While Alcide is staying with Sookie, Andy and Jason arrive asking Sookie to press charges against Bill for nearly killing her. But Sookie refuses. {{Crossref|3x08}}
 
 
When Jason shows up at the police station with Crystal they are informed by Andy that Kevin was ambushed the night before after someone called in a report of a man tied up with vampire blood on his person. Jason tries to convince Andy that he should try to tie the man who jumped Kevin with the drug dealers in Hotshot. {{Crossref|3x09}}
 
 
Andy is at Merlotte's when Tara comes in. She sits down with Andy and blankly stares at him while he prattles on. Eventually she tells him about knowing he didn't shoot Eggs. She calls him a bunch of names but indicates she doesn't plan on ratting him out. Andy admits knowing everything was really Maryann's fault and wishes he could have done something different to keep Eggs alive. He says Jason had no idea what Eggs was doing and apologizes to Tara. {{Crossref|3x11}}
 
 
The DEA goes to the police department preparing to bust Hotshot. Jason tries to convince Andy they need to stop the agents because of the innocent people, but won't tell him why. Jason runs out and Andy tells him that if he warns Hotshot he'll never be a cop. The DEA heads to Hot Shot but leave Andy behind with the charge of getting the head DEA agent, [[Sgt Mitch Coburn]], a pack of Lucky's.
 
 
While waiting on the DEA agents to return, Andy is again examining an Evidence stash of V that he is keeping in his desk. He appears to be considering trying it. The DEA brings in Jason, in cuffs, furious that Jason tipped off the Meth/V dealers to the raid. Andy tells Jason he's blown his best chance to be a cop. Jason responds he's okay with it, since he did the right thing. {{Crossref|3x12}}
 
 
===Season 4===
 
* ''See "[[Andy Bellefleur/Season 4]]"''
 
Throughout the year since season 3, Andy has become a V addict.
 
 
Andy's V addiction has negatively affected his relationship everyone, including Sam Merlotte- who he impulsively and irrationally tried to fight one day at Merlottes. Following a fix-up, Andy agrees to go on a date with Holly...at Merlottes....during her break.
 
 
Andy attempts to go without V during this date, but suffers from withdraws and ends the date by storming out abruptly. When Arlene and Terry are staying with Andy after their house catches fire, Terry finds V in Andy's house- thus deducing his recent behavior is due to a V addiction.
 
 
In an attempt to rehabilitate him, Terry takes Andy out to a fort area in the middle of the woods. After having a heated argument in which Terry and Andy air years of frustration with eachother, the two get into a big fight. Unable to function clearly anymore, Andy is subdued by Terry. Andy admits his problem and expresses desire to cleanup his act once and for all. As a step in his rehabilitation, Terry tells Andy he must find his way home through the woods- by himself. During this time, Andy gets lost. 
 
 
While worrying and struggling to find his way, Andy sees a blast of light. A beautiful woman appears, who unbeknownst to Andy is a Faerie. Thinking he is a vampire due to all the V in his system, the Faerie fires a blast of light and Andy, throwing him back through the air. Inadvertently, this blast serves as a cleanser for Andy, clearing out the V in his system; erasing his addiction on point. Realizing he is not a vampire, the Faerie introduces herself to Andy as Maurella. 
 
 
Maurella immediately admires Andy for his looks and his strength, and nonchalantly announces that they will have sex. Before they do so, Maurella has Andy take a sacred vow to always protect her and be true to her, by touching fingers and having light flow from her body into his. The two have sex, and (offscreen) depart ways. 
 
 
===Season 5===
 
*''See "[[Andy Bellefleur Season 5]]"''{{Template:GalleryBox|Andy Bellefleur|Andy Bellefleur}}
 
 
===Personality:===
 
Andy is not always a very responsible character; this may be due to having a spoiled upbringing. While a relatively competent police officer, he has little confidence in his abilities because he feels nobody gives him full respect. As a result, when he forms a hunch, he will doggedly continue to back it up, even when the world turns against him. This explains his blatant hostility towards Jason Stackhouse (the major suspect in the Drew Marshall murders) and his subsequent swell of confidence when Jason is framed, but his confidence is deflated after he is ultimately proved wrong, leaving the town even more contemptuous of him than before.  Over the next season, Andy once again shows his stubborn streak, but nobody pays him any heed- since he has turned to drinking and more and more of them are falling under Maryann's spell. When Jason returns to Bon Temps, they put aside their feud and begin working as a team; Andy's now-pessimistic attitude helps tone down Jason's optimistic, military attitude, showing Andy that he is able to work with people better than he can alone; thus, when Jason accidentally kills Eggs, Andy quickly and effectively takes charge of the situation. In season Three, he is shown to be a much better cop.
 
 
It should be noted that, for all his aggressiveness towards suspects who were clearly innocent and beyond his reach, Andy is by no means a bigot- quite unlike his predecessor, Sheriff Bud Dearborne. He has never exhibited Bud's blatant prejudice towards Shape-Shifters, vampires or werewolves and has taken great efforts to take down the anti-Super group the [[Obamas]]. Nor is he racist towards African-Americans, as some of the rednecks in town are. When Tara found out that Eggs was killed by Jason and that Andy had taken the rap for it (not revealing that Eggs had not been responsible for his crimes, which made Andy look like the town hero) she confronted him. Without asking her to keep the secret, Andy admitted that neither Jason nor Eggs had been fully aware of their actions, tearfully expressing his regret at being unable to save Egg's life.
 
   
 
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Andy Bellefleur

Andy Bellefleur
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Bon Temps, Louisiana, United States of America
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Police sheriff
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Family Information

Terry Bellefleur - Paternal first cousin (deceased)
Portia Bellefleur - Sister
Caroline Bellefleur - Paternal grandmother
Bill Compton - Great-great-great-great Grandfather
Holly - Girlfriend
Maurella - Mother of his daughters (possibly deceased)

Adilyn Bellefleur - Daughter
Braelyn Bellefleur - Daughter (deceased)
Charlaine Bellefleur - Daughter (deceased)
Danika Bellefleur - Daughter (deceased)
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Human
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Knowledge of Louisiana laws
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"We made love. And I was good at it, Arlene. A little rusty at first. About the time I found 2nd & 3rd gear, I swear..."
―Andy[src]

Andrew "Andy" Bellefleur is a major character in the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth seasons of True Blood. He is played by starring cast member Chris Bauer and debuts in "Strange Love". He is the sheriff of Renard Parish, Louisiana, and lives in Bon Temps.

Personality

Andy is not always a very responsible character; this may be due to having a spoiled upbringing. While a relatively competent police officer, he has little confidence in his abilities because he feels nobody gives him full respect. As a result, when he forms a hunch, he will doggedly continue to back it up, even when the world turns against him. This explains his blatant hostility towards Jason Stackhouse (the major suspect in the Drew Marshall murders) and his subsequent swell of confidence when Jason is framed, but his confidence is deflated after he is ultimately proved wrong, leaving the town even more contemptuous of him than before. Over the next season, Andy once again shows his stubborn streak, but nobody pays him any heed- since he has turned to drinking and more and more of them are falling under Maryann's spell. When Jason returns to Bon Temps, they put aside their feud and begin working as a team; Andy's now-pessimistic attitude helps tone down Jason's optimistic, military attitude, showing Andy that he is able to work with people better than he can alone; thus, when Jason accidentally kills Eggs, Andy quickly and effectively takes charge of the situation. In season Three, he is shown to be a much better cop.

It should be noted that, for all his aggressiveness towards suspects who were clearly innocent and beyond his reach, Andy is by no means a bigot- quite unlike his predecessor, Sheriff Bud Dearborne. He has never exhibited Bud's blatant prejudice towards Shape-Shifters, vampires or werewolves and has taken great efforts to take down the anti-Super group the Obamas. Nor is he racist towards African-Americans, as some of the rednecks in town are. When Tara found out that Eggs was killed by Jason and that Andy had taken the rap for it (not revealing that Eggs had not been responsible for his crimes, which made Andy look like the town hero) she confronted him. Without asking her to keep the secret, Andy admitted that neither Jason nor Eggs had been fully aware of their actions, tearfully expressing his regret at being unable to save Egg's life.

Andy has shown to be overwhelmed by his unexpected parenthood, especially since his half-fairy daughters are literally growing up in a matter of days. Despite this, he has continued to show good character as a sheriff. He apologized to Bill for the anti-vampire measures the state government makes him enforce (which he genuinely thinks are unfair) and tentatively attempted to make amends with Holly.  However, the deaths of three of his daughters at the hands of Jessica (unintentionally) caused him to develop a deep feeling of anger for vampires; he arms his house against them and acts paranoid and hostile when encountering them.  Even so, he does not commit violence or hate crimes against vampires, and most of his measures were meant to protect his daughter.  When Jessica came to apologize and offer free protection for his family in the Season 7 finale, Andy pointed his gun at her, knowing she was the one responsible for his childrens' deaths.  However, he was still unable to kill her and instead slammed the door in her face.

In flashabcks Andy has shown great care for his cousin Terry. Terry has suffered from his experiences as an Iraq veteran and Andy convinced Sam to give him a job as a chef. This eventually reconnected Terry to the Bon Temps community he lived in.

Biography


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Appearances

Season one appearances
"Strange Love" "The First Taste" "Mine" "Escape from Dragon House"
"Sparks Fly Out" "Cold Ground" "Burning House of Love" "The Fourth Man in the Fire"
"Plaisir D'Amour" "I Don't Wanna Know" "To Love Is to Bury" "You'll Be the Death of Me"
Season two appearances
"Nothing but the Blood" "Keep This Party Going" "Scratches" "Shake and Fingerpop"
"Never Let Me Go" "Hard-Hearted Hannah" "Release Me" "Timebomb"
"I Will Rise Up" "New World in My View" "Frenzy" "Beyond Here Lies Nothin'"
Season three appearances
"Bad Blood" "Beautifully Broken" "It Hurts Me Too" "9 Crimes"
"Trouble" "I Got a Right to Sing the Blues" "Hitting the Ground" "Night on the Sun"
"Everything Is Broken" "I Smell a Rat" "Fresh Blood" "Evil is Going On"
Season four appearances
"She's Not There" "You Smell Like Dinner" "If You Love Me, Why Am I Dyin'?" "I'm Alive and on Fire"
"Me and the Devil" "I Wish I Was the Moon" "Cold Grey Light of Dawn" "Spellbound"
"Let's Get Out of Here" "Burning Down the House" "Soul of Fire" "And When I Die"
Season five appearances
"Turn! Turn! Turn!" "Authority Always Wins" "Whatever I Am, You Made Me" "We’ll Meet Again"
"Let's Boot and Rally" "Hopeless" "In the Beginning" "Somebody That I Used to Know"
"Everybody Wants to Rule the World" "Gone, Gone, Gone" "Sunset" "Save Yourself"
Season six appearances
"Who Are You, Really?" "The Sun" "You're No Good" "At Last"
"F**k the Pain Away" "Don't You Feel Me" "In the Evening" "Dead Meat"
"Life Matters" "Radioactive"