Sons of Anarchy

[Nivek]

I guess we will find out next week. I think Jack off guy is still alive, Darby is probably dead.

 

[Neptune]

because everything Zobell has done to this point hasn't indicated murder...everything has been set up to distract or derail the club....not Cara Cara...and the only issues the studio has had has been with Caruso (Tom Arnold) so the train of thought leads to him

I don't know man. A car bomb indicates murder to me. And what did Jax mean with his "i'm going nomad" statement? Is that an English expression or something?

 

[BlackLantern]

it means that he is leaving the charter. he would still be a member of the club, but he would lose his position as VP and any power he had.

 

[Nivek]

Looks like Piney talks him out of it, though...

 

[Nivek]

Sounds like Tomorrows episode is gonna be a good one. Here is a partial review at Kurt Sutters blog...

Kurt Sutter: Sepinwall on Sons

Spoiler

I would call tomorrow night’s extra-long episode (it’ll run in a 90-minute time slot, albeit with only 55 minutes of content, so brace yourself for some long commercial breaks) a new creative peak, except that I’ve seen the episode the week after, and in many ways, it’s even more intense.

We’ve reached a point in the season where Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam), crown prince of the Sons of Anarchy motorcycle club, has gotten fed up with the Sons and all the drama around them. He knows that the club’s president (and Jax’s stepfather) Clay Morrow (Ron Perlman) tried to have Jax’s best friend, Opie (Ryan Hurst), killed and accidentally murdered Opie’s wife instead, and he has to swallow that information because it would only lead to more violence and heartbreak. So Clay goes unpunished, and Jax’s attempts to wrest control of the club from him have only made things worse — and, to Jax’s disbelief, turned an ignorant Opie into Clay’s closest ally. And this civil war has come at a time when the club is under siege from a group of white separatists (whose leader is played by an ironically cast but quietly effective Adam Arkin) who want to take over the Sons’ gun-running operation.

So as tomorrow’s episode has begun, Jax has decided to cut the cord with the club and “go nomad.” Only matters get even more complicated with the arrival of the club’s former gun supplier from True IRA, Jimmy O (Titus Welliver from “Deadwood”), a vicious man who wants back in with the club and will use a personal hold over club member Chibs (Tommy Flanagan) to get his way.

There’s an epic feel to the proceedings, and that’s even before Jax’s indomitable mother, Gemma (Katey Sagal, who’s been doing Emmy-worthy work all season), hears what her son is planning and tries to stop him.

Now, there’s a reason most TV show-runners don’t go all-in on their storytelling this soon. Sutter is steering all the characters to places from which he might not be able to bring them back, and assuming FX does plan on many more seasons, that could be a big problem.

But right here, right now, “Sons of Anarchy” is 100 percent riveting. Enjoy it now, and worry about later seasons if and when we get there.

 

[Nivek]

Damn, last nights episode was heavy as hell! Surprised I'm the first one to comment on it.

 

[CrypticOne]

Damn, last nights episode was heavy as hell! Surprised I'm the first one to comment on it.

What happened?!

 

[Nivek]

Gemma dropped the bomb, right when Clay & Jax needed it.

 

[BlackLantern]

someone is going to get shot in the face

 

[Dr Lee]

Heavy is putting it mildly... that last sequence was amazing (Anyone know the song by the way). The four of them played it perfectly....

The fallout from this is gonna be mega....

 

[Nivek]

that last sequence was amazing (Anyone know the song by the way).

"Mary," by Patty Griffin

 

[Evelisse]

now its on like donkey kong.

 

[BlackLantern]

Charlie Hunnam (Jax) was Nicholas Nickleby in the film that came out a few years back

 

[Nivek]

Yeah, he also did some male modeling too, my wife found the pic's.

 

[Sebastos]

Last night's episode was excellent. Plain and simple.

 

[X-Ray]

That ending with the music. So ****in' powerful.

Nice shout out to the Marine Corp. It's was their birthday yesterday.

 

[Poetic Chaos]

Definitely a fantastic ending that deserves all the praise it's getting here. Shame I didn't discover this show til this season.

 

[Sebastos]

The music at the end was awesome, I agree. I love this show dammit.

 

[ChelseaGrin26]

Powerful watching Tig's shroom induced breakdown. Donna's death really is messing him up.

 

[louiebling$]

That ending with the music. So ****in' powerful.

Nice shout out to the Marine Corp. It's was their birthday yesterday.

Yea I teared up at the end it was really emotional

The music at the end was awesome, I agree. I love this show dammit.

Yea me too

 

[Nivek]

I read that they cut parts explaining what happened to Jimmy 2 Fingers and Darby, but they may include them in next weeks episode.

 

[Dr Lee]

i'd say that was the ONLY complaint i had about the last epi.... they just forgot about those two....

 

[Nivek]

Well, given last weeks preview after an awesome episode, a couple big things will be happening tonight...

Spoiler

Looks like someone in the Church shoots at Clay & Tig, Tig gets a beatdown by Opie (given the rings on the fingers), Agent Stahl has a breakdown (maybe she gets another Wife killed), Chibs has a emotional moment with Gemma (maybe Jimmy O does something to his Wife and daughter because Stahl scews up again), and Opie also is reading John Tellers book on the Clubhouse roof.

 

[BlackLantern]

I think this might lead to Tig going to the Nomad chapter in Jaxs place

 

[Nivek]

If he survives, if everything comes out. I'm not sure how Bobby, Chibs, Happy, and Juice feel about a brother trying to kill another brother because Clay went outside the church to make a decision. Even though Tig was the Triggerman, the call falls at Clays feet.