The Vampire Lestat returns in an outrageous new season that blends True Blood with Eurovision flair. The third series of Interview with the Vampire takes a fresh turn, now set in 2025 with the spotlight on blood-sucking glam rocker Lestat, played so erotically by Sam Reid that he can pull off lines such as “MDMA and LSD: the Torvill and Dean of hallucinogens” and “I carry with me an immortal erection.” This campy vampire romp airs tonight at 9pm on BBC Two.
What Makes This Season Different?
Unlike earlier seasons that focused on the brooding relationship between Louis and Lestat, this season shifts entirely to Lestat’s rockstar persona. The setting moves to a near-future where Lestat headlines a massive Eurovision-style music festival. The result is a ludicrously camp drama that embraces its theatricality. Sam Reid delivers a performance that is both hilarious and seductive.
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Key Elements of the New Season
- New setting in 2025 with a glam rock aesthetic
- Lestat as a headlining performer at a Eurovision-like contest
- Witty one-liners and over-the-top vampire antics
- Appearances from familiar vampire characters in surprising ways
Comparison: Previous Seasons vs. New Season
| Feature | Earlier Seasons | Season 3 (2025) |
|---|---|---|
| Time Period | 1910s – 2022 | 2025 |
| Main Character | Louis de Pointe du Lac | Lestat de Lioncourt |
| Tone | Dramatic, gothic | Campy, comedic, musical |
| Setting | New Orleans, San Francisco | Eurovision festival grounds |
| Key Line | “I am the vampire Lestat.” | “I carry with me an immortal erection.” |
Other Shows to Watch Tonight
While the Vampire Lestat steals the spotlight, there are other notable programmes. The Great British Sewing Bee airs at 8pm on BBC One with its “reduce, reuse and recycle” week. Hotel Chocolat Unwrapped returns on Channel 4 at 8pm, and The Undeclared War continues its cyber thriller story at 9pm on Channel 4. For a lighter take, Shabaz Asks: Are Billionaires Bad? at 9pm on BBC Three offers a playful investigation.
Why This Season Is a Must-Watch
Interview with the Vampire fans who enjoy the campy side of the franchise will love this season. It’s a bold reinvention that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The combination of vampire lore, rock music, and Eurovision excess creates a unique viewing experience. Sam Reid proves he can handle both humour and seduction with equal flair.
FAQ
Is this season connected to the previous ones?
Yes, it continues the story from season 2 but jumps ahead to 2025. Characters from earlier seasons appear, but the focus is entirely on Lestat’s new life as a rockstar.
Do I need to watch the earlier seasons first?
While it helps to know the backstory, the season works as a standalone because it introduces Lestat’s new persona. However, watching previous seasons enriches the experience.
What is the Eurovision connection?
The season revolves around a fictional Eurovision-style music contest where Lestat performs. The show embraces the campy, over-the-top aesthetic of Eurovision, complete with glitter, choreography, and dramatic performances.
Who plays Lestat in this season?
Sam Reid returns as Lestat. He has been praised for his erotic and humorous portrayal that perfectly matches the new tone.
Don’t miss The Vampire Lestat: Interview with the Vampire tonight at 9pm on BBC Two. It’s a wild ride that combines blood, glamour, and Eurovision-level entertainment. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the series, this season promises laughs, thrills, and unforgettable one-liners.
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