RICO is finally coming down. That’s a big deal. Hundreds of man hours. It’s every FED’s dream.
So Romeo is CIA. That explains a lot; how he was always there just in the nick of time. And he gets to take up all the gathered intel and do what he wants with it, disclose it, leak it, or burn it. Now that’s power.
The Irish made it clear earlier; no Clay, no deal. I am surprised Jax thought it could go otherwise. Chibs knew the negotiation was over the minute Gaalan turned his back. Jax’s words were falling on deaf ears.
No more RICO, the CIA overrides that decision. The greater good, right? The AUSA, Potter, is trying to right some of the wrongs he did by giving Juice’s file back. He is, for sure, a really odd dude. He tends to not like people. He’s got that in common with a lot of people I know. It’s definitely hard to get past his oddness.
Jax is getting played by the Cartel / CIA right away. Keeping the charter alive is tough – either take the gavel, or get locked up under RICO. They have Jax like a puppet on a string. Is Tara a threat? No way. It, for sure, is a family problem.
Jax took his rings back from the headstone and forgave J.T. Forgiveness is the first step to healing.
Juice is still shit no matter how you slice it. He will take any deal that sheriff offers him to make all this go away. But it will never go away. It might hide under the surface for a while, but it’s coming back, you can bet the farm on that.
It took the AUSA to finally squash Hale’s project. No one else could do it. I don’t like Hale either. Maybe the AUSA not such a bad guy after all. No, he probably is.
Jax wants to kill Clay so bad he can taste it. He knows he deserves it, and he knows he can get away with it, but he knows his club will suffer and his freedom will probably go away, along with his family, and all of his brothers. Jax always does what he wants, except this time. The choice is what is best for the club, not himself personally. Tough choice, exact your revenge, save your family’s honor, or forget it, and live another day to make another choice later down the road. Actually it’s a no brainer.
“Son” is the last thing Clay should be calling Jax. When Jax pulled that knife out, my house sounded like the home team just won the Super Bowl. Everyone was cheering for Clay’s blood. Poor guy. Probably the most hated man in America right about now. Jax let him live, for now, but it’s just borrowed time. He’s got to kill Clay one day and soon. He has to live with himself.
Jax ain’t going anywhere. He is taking the gavel like he is supposed to do, like he was born to do. Clay is concerned who told Jax about the letters when he should be concerned with the knife at his throat. Jax cut that tag off and spit in Clay’s face. That is as disrespectful as you can get. Clay is scraping the bottom, like a wounded animal without a hole to crawl into. He put himself there.
Laroy’s girlfriend? Veronica Pope, daughter of the most dangerous gangster in Oaktown. That’s the girl that got hit in Tig’s hit and run. This is no good, very bad. These guys go from bad situation to worse.
Jax should level with Opie. Start things off with the truth. Opie deserves it, he has lots to think about. Trust is one thing Opie is fresh out of.
Jax has to break it down for Tara with the truth, he has to stay. He had to level with her, take the chance, it is the only way she will understand. If he leaves, sooner than later he will get picked up and incarcerated. If he stays, there is a chance he can save the club and stay out of the penitentiary. “I never thought freedom was cheap.” A great man that I love and respect said that a long time ago and it applies even more today, than ever.
Jax can’t let the club die. It’s who he is, it’s what he stands for, his beliefs, his ideals, are all wrapped in the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club.
Tara has to stay, and she knows it. If she leaves, and he stays, they will both die a little every day. Jax’s family is his purpose. It’s what drives him, makes him live. Without it, there is no reason. Tara knows that. I think she loves Jax enough to stay. Tara has integrity, she’s a person who sticks, not runs.
Bobby is totally relaxed in jail playing his guitar. He knows what he signed up for, and he rolls with the punches.
Gemma burning the letters that have any trace of her involvement in them – she is too smart and calculating to let out information that might damage the empire she has built. Tara knows the truth, she is the only one who knows the real truth, and Gemma knows that. So does Clay. Hopefully Tara has contingencies in place, and made copies of the original letters, and has them stashed somewhere safe.
So Juice is going to act like nothing happened. And no one is the wiser. Juice ain’t shit. Rat bastard. Won’t be long before either the guilt will override him and he will hang himself in another tree, or he will go back to playing secret agent man. Trust and the truth. These are two powerful things that can not be lived without. No matter what it is, we have to trust you will tell us the truth. The truth will set you free, that ain’t no joke.
Unser is probably wondering how long it would take to become a member if he started now. Or he is mapping out his escape plan.
Jax is feeling the power as he sits in that chair, handing out the new seat assignments. Chibs as the new Sergeant at Arms? I like it. Chibs will make a great Sarge. Happy’s smile says he approves of Jax in the President’s seat. Good to have the assassin on your side. Jax has a good start. Chibs is all club. Tig is all club, even if he doesn’t make the best decisions all the time. Happy is definitely all club. He just has to get Opie on board, Bobby out of jail, and clean house, and he has a chance for a great charter. Good guys all on the same page.
Juice across from everyone, pretty symbolic. Guess Opie has more to think about before coming back to the table. Jax looks at home in that seat, it’s where he belongs. It’s his legacy, his destiny. I knew Tara wouldn’t leave him. Now he’s got it all, his club, his family, the Presidency, and more problems than ever.
Looks like Tara wins the power struggle with Gemma, Jax being the prize. History might just repeat itself. Maybe Jax can carry out JT’s legacy and bring the club into legitimacy, maybe not.
But a new government is a new train of thought in a new beginning. Anything is possible.
Take care of your selves and your loved ones. I’ll stop in from time to time. Health and Happiness in the New Year.
FAT BOB
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Thank you Bob, as someone who is deployed overseas and heading home to my family I look forward to your blogs incase I miss the show and enjoy catching up.
By Carl Pfeiffer on December 13th, 2011 at 8:02 pmMAY THE PEACE OF YAHWEH’S KINGDOM BE UPON YOU FAT BOB, THANK YOU FOR YOUR INSIGHTS OF THE SHOW. I ENJOYED THEM AND HAVE GAINED SOME WISDOM ALONG THE WAY. TAKE CARE BLESSED RIDE THE REST OF THE YEAR AND THE YEAR TO COME, SEE ON THE ROAD NEXT YEAR.
By CHRIS H. on December 13th, 2011 at 9:51 pmSo RICO’s been taken out of the picture for now. I’ll admit I thought Romeo had to have some sort of goverment protection, pushing for the deal to go down with the Feds sniffing around and lying to Jax about Otto’s ratting. I get the feeling Samcro would’ve been better off dealing with the Feds though, because the Cartel owns them now. As long as Galindo wants their help, they’ve got no choice but to give it. Bad, bad situation.
Looks like Juice just got a golden ticket, but he’d better be careful. If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. I have a hard time believing he’s out of the woods. As for Potter, he’s still the devil in disguise. Trying to make nice with Roosevelt, torpedoing Hale’s project, he’s still a snake. I’d still love to see him killed.
Clay gets a stay of execution. Very dangerous. Jax may think he’s got all the power, holding a knife to Clay’s neck, and at the moment he does. But the only way Clay isn’t a threat is if he’s not breathing. Gemma and Unser’s whole ‘wounded animal’ analogy still applies, only now that animal is all alone. He knows Gemma gave him up, and if he hasn’t figured out who told Opie how Piney died, Unser’s gotta be a prime suspect.
Jax is boxed in on all sides now. He’s not leaving the club, he’s in as deep as he could possibly be and only getting deeper. Good call leveling with Tara. The only shot he has at keeping their family together is being honest with her about how messed up thing’s have gotten. He needs her desperatly right now, I don’t see him having the strength to do what he has to with her in Oregon.
But there’s someone else he needs in his corner right now, and he may have just blown it. Opie has zero reason to trust Jax right now, so if he feels Jax isn’t being 100% honest with him he’s out. Jax needed to tell him everything if there was ever goning to be a prayer of him showing up to Church, much less taking the VP patch. Even if trust wasn’t the issue, Jax still should’ve told him what was going on, because right now the person in the club who knows the next most about the situation is Clay. That’s no good. Jax needs to keep the cards out of Clay’s hands.
Gemma got what she’s wanted all along, Jax with the gavel in his hand, but this was not how she’d planned it. She needed Jax to kill Clay to cover her part in JT’s murder. Clay’s still alive, that knowlege is still out there, and Clay knows she gave him up. She’s in trouble.
Now for the closing scene at the table. Chibs is a great choice for Sarge, but with Opie MIA and Bobby’s status still unclear, he may have been better as VP. Personal opinion, but even with Tig and Jax not being best buddies, it may have paid off to leave Tig where he was. You know he can do the job, and Jax knows Clay will be back at the table soon enough. If Clay tries to stir the pot against Jax, Tig will be the first to side with him at this point. Jax giving Tig his patch back would’ve gone a long way in securing his loyalty, in my mind at least. I could be way off-base.
Happy’s smile was definitly significant. He’s absolutely someone Jax needs on his side to make this work. Juice just got his life back, but he still looks spooked and Jax is uncertian about his reliability anyway. Which brings us to the three empty seats. The VP’s seat obviously would’ve been Opie’s, but I honestly don’t know whether he’ll ever sit in it at this point. The only hope that relationship had was for Opie to show, Jax can’t have a VP he can’t trust to be there, and Opie can’t trust Jax period. Bobby’s still missing, but if they get him back I think Jax taps him as VP.
That last seat, across from Jax, has Clay’s name written all over it. I’m sure Jax would rather seat him on the floor in the corner, but there’s no way around it. If he were to disrespect Clay in front of the club, he’d lose them. The boys still don’t know what Clay’s been up to, and Clay’s cooperation with the Irish depends on it staying that way. Somehow, Jax is going to have to live with Clay sitting in Piney’s chair. If Opie sees that though, he’s gone.
Jax has got his work cut out for him.
By Jimbo on December 13th, 2011 at 10:38 pmThank u for ur blog i look forward to reading ur thoughts every week and agree with alot of what u say… i hve been there when i read ur mad or happy bout something that has happen … thank u again ..
By connie on December 14th, 2011 at 12:23 amConnie
I like how you call the show. You really help me understand some of it. Tell us more about you in this off season. Thanks Bro, Ed
By Ed on December 14th, 2011 at 11:23 amgreat commentary Bob, I read your blogs every week after watching the show to get your take on things. Have a great offseason…..see you for season five….can’t wait already!
By Jeff on December 14th, 2011 at 4:10 pmKinda figured Romeo was some kinda narco when he lied about Otto. I still think there is some type of connection between Potter and the Teller clan. Also, Clay is really Jax’s biological father? I’m calling it here in the post, we shall see. Yeah, yeah, I know, it’s just a show, but, a damn good one. As for Juice, he ****ed up! He can’t be trusted. How bout Bobby, one of my favorites, hopefully he gets out, the club needs him. He is the most logical thinker besides Jibs in the club. It will take both Jibs and Bobby, to keep jax’s hot head cool. Unser patching in, naaa…Things proove to be interesting for next season..
By OKIE on December 14th, 2011 at 4:18 pmGood call on everything, there, Bob, but I’m still wondering about what’s the nature of those charges on Bobby, his lawyer, bail,…you know…4th, 5th, &6th Amendment stuff? Guess we find out next season, eh?
By Mike on December 14th, 2011 at 9:26 pmFat Bob,
By Guy Glimp on December 15th, 2011 at 3:04 pmHellova show, dude. Opies got to come back and stand beside Jax. An unbeatable team. Hope Bobby gets out. I think Jax can arrange that. He’s got leverage he doesn’t know he’s got. If you’re gonna play with the feds, you might as well get some good out of it.
Here’s to you and your brothers and sisters and all your family. God Bless and hope you get that new gun for Christmas. I figured you’d want a new gun….that’s what I want !
I think the season finale was the best yet. Especially with Jax taking the presidency and Tara staying and claiming her right as head women YAHOO She really deseveres it after all. Jax was the best player in this game. And Clay should be made to suffer in the future espiodes. Can’t wait for season 5.
By Neddel on December 15th, 2011 at 3:42 pmI couldn’t believe how disappointing the last few moments were of the finale. The whole season was building, and building to some epic drama but the finale was like hitting a brick wall.
By Jesticles on December 15th, 2011 at 4:59 pmThis season final was a let down. It just did not have enough action and the sub plots were all closed with too much dialogue and not enough action. Rico stopped for now by the Cia was a great surprise. ASUA potter stopping Hale great. Jax holding back on taking Clay’s life and being smart – yeah I get that because that is Jax. This was all a good base even with TIG taking a little drive by revenge. Here is what also could of or should of happened: 1. Some one needed to die and I could not think of a better person than oh, I don’t know… JUICE. A little 9 er revenge would be ever so sweet. (sorry Juice but they made you a rat and every one likes to see a rat go down.) 2. Munson having a conversation with Lenny the Pimp Janowitz by way of bribing a jail guard would of been great so a little information could of flowed either way. 3. Gemma confronting Clay after Jax held the knife, removed his President tag, and spit in his face would of been F**king Awesome because we all know Gemma is a strong woman and I would of loved to hear what she had to say to Clay. I am not sure what she would of said, and if anyone wants to comment on that – I invite you. 4.The season finale should of ended with Jax at the gavel and Tara behind him just like it did and cut scene to Opie pulling up at the hospital in black – no colors getting out of his truck, pulls back the slide on the .45 to load a round and puts it in his rear waistband under his clothes…… Fade out to the Reaper.
By Red Dawg Dave NM on December 15th, 2011 at 5:15 pmDisagree with the above comment that there was “too much dialogue and not enough action.” Dialogue IS action.
By dm on December 15th, 2011 at 10:47 pmThis season has had some disappointments in my opinion.
Are we really supposed to believe that with all the stuff going on in the world, the CIA has the time and inclination to screw around with Mexican dope smugglers? I realize that Hollywood types love to hate the CIA, but narcotics enforcement isn’t their line of work, or their responsibility. Not to mention that it would be illegal for them to run that kind of operation inside the US, and we are supposed to believe that the Justice Department is just gonna suck it up when they find out? Come on, man. This is silly.
Also, we’ve got to the point where everybody is lying to everybody. For instance, why the heck should Opie trust Jax about ANYTHING at this point? How often has Jax told the truth to Opie? Is Opie supposed to be too dumb to realize that Jax knew about Donna, or are we supposed to believe that he is gonna forgive a thing like that?
Jax is supposed to be the protagonist here, and at this point he is as big a douche bag as anyone on the show. And a self righteous douche bag, at that.
Who is actually clean at this point? Chibs, Happy, Tig and Opie are the only members left that have been straight about what they’ve done. And even Opie is bent a little, because he is not owning up to shooting Clay.
The ending on this season was weak. It looked like the writers couldn’t figure out how to button things up, so they quit trying.
By GBinGA on December 16th, 2011 at 8:00 pmSorry bro, but I didn’t like the CIA “twist.” It’s a trite way to wrap up a situation where they had created story lines that could not be resolved — change the whole story. The Romans called it “deus ex machina” (roughly: “then black magic occurred”). Not really up to the bar Kurt has set for himself.
Plus the gimmick is rather bogus. First, while I appreciate it that the show is riffing on the whole “Fast and Furious” thing, the CIA cannot conduct operations on American soil. Second, they have been directly involved in murders here. Third, RICO is now completely dead because of CIA complicity in the crimes the Sons would be charged with. The club has a simple nuclear weapon: tape the CIA in action and release it. All gone. So no, I don’t care for it much even if it does mean more episodes with Trejo and Martinez.
Juice did skate by, guess we have to see if he’s learned his lesson. Not everything that goes around comes around.
I had a little trouble figuring out why Tara stayed except that she did not want to leave Jax, but remember her demand that they “leave this poisonous town”? And she has probably thrown away her best career move. Well, she’ll stay at the hospital and get by. Now we’ll have to spend a season dealing with Wendy, though.
The club is way past due for some general all-around honesty, and it isn’t getting it. Opie and Chibs seem to be the only really honest members left. Jax tells Opie he’ll tell him the truth when it’s OK to do it, Opie: “in my world, that’s lying.” Yup. Opie is a simple guy who lives by a simple code, as should we all. His yes is yes and his no is no. Death to those who betray him.
Yes, Jax has the gavel as he was born to, but I hope this is the last we ever hear him threatening to leave the club. The time for his existential conflicts is over. He is in the club and of the club and the club will follow him.
Not sure what the ultimate story is with Potter, but we’ve seen his quirky dimensions before, as in his statements to and about Otto. I guess he will be around for a while, as will Eli who has shown himself to be honest if nothing close to an ally.
I’m not sure how it will work with Clay being alive and necessary to the club working with the Irish. He’s going to use everything he can to wedge his way back into power knowing that Jax has not told the truth about JT and Piney. It’s a time bomb.
Blessings of this season on all of you, whether you just say “Merry Christmas” or take a few moments to remember the advent. I love you all.
By DeucesWilde on December 18th, 2011 at 10:48 amI know it’s just a show but it sure is fun to get involved. I think as far as the acting this season was the best. It really showed a lot of character traits. My only problem is… where is the sex? Jax and Tara had sex like once now they have a baby. It’s a bit Sopranoish, there’s the wives and the whores, no in between.
Tig was the only one who has somewhat a relationship with his daughter, which was a nice touch showing Tig’s caring side. Every father I know would of done the same thing for his daughter. Also maybe that’s why he feels so passionately about clay. Tig that’s a man with passion, conviction, integrity, love, he has it all.
Tara gets too much credit in the brain department, there are a lot of idiot Doctors as we all know. If she was smart she would of split a long time ago. Sorry, but loving someone or something doesn’t make it right. Alcoholics love alcohol, but it ultimately kills them.
By urnewgrl on December 18th, 2011 at 1:55 pmAgree that Jax needs Opie more than ever, but can’t figure out how that’s going to happen as long as Clay lives. So, Opie must go renegade and leave for awhile in the next season. I don’t see him surviving for long, unfortunately.
How does Romeo justify all that body count to the Feds. Undercover dealing is one thing, rampant mayhem is another. He may actually be a double-agent and taking the Feds for a ride…?
It will be interesting to see how Clay figures in next season. He actually has alot of leverage, thanks to the IRA. Jax really has his work cut out, as Clay will regain his strength and his positoning with the IRA backing him.
Tara has gotten very interesting as a character – giving Gemma a run at the bad-ass momma title of the show.
Otto and Bobby is an interesting side story to play out next year.
Hope this off-season is not a long one.
Peace to all !!
By Lone Wolf on December 19th, 2011 at 10:42 amThe “photo finish” was so weak. I love this series and could go with the “ran out of episodes” story wrap up, but the picture recreation was truly cheese-ball. I hope next season hits it out of the park or else it’ll “be shark jump time”.
By Lizabeth on December 19th, 2011 at 6:50 pmI thought the season finale was kind of weak. Yes I know it was a two parter but now its going to be awkward with Clay around. They should have just killed Clay then spent the next season or two trying to fix things with the Irish. Or hell they could improve ties with other SOA MC clubs around the country. Maybe try to expand. The old ladies coming in at the end during church was blasphemy. They should have stayed outside. That showed weakness on Jax part.
By Jason on December 19th, 2011 at 8:31 pmI believe that Tara may have suffered a nervous breakdown and her
repetitious question, “Do you love me ?” (said to Gemma and Jax)
reveals an insecurity that Tara had never previously exhibited. Her
“power posture” at the closing sequence and Gemma’s facial expression
indicates that next season will show a power struggle between the two women. A true cat-fight. Tara has already indicated that she has honed the skills that Gemma has taught her and is now acting on it. Tara’s
development as a woman capable of violence has been demonstrated by her giving Jax the deadly injection for Clay. She has Gemma’s foresight and is no longer “going with the flow” but taking control of her life. She is not the sweet “girl next door” any longer.
I agree with everyone’s impression of Juice however he is a weak person and as such, very gullible to being manipulated. I do not see this changing unless he undergoes some kind of metamorphosis.
I would like Unser to become active in the new club that Jax will establish. Also I would like to see a romance evolve between Gemma and Unser. We all know he has loved her for a long time.
Thank you Bob for your explanations and insight. Have a blessed new year.
Love and peace to all.
By Chava on December 21st, 2011 at 10:52 amThe shows pritty wild. But it seems more like a soap opra ,I know its TV but its overkill for sure ,would seem alot more real with more of the brotherhood then sum wild west blood fest
By Ron Dawg on December 27th, 2011 at 11:07 pmI’m sorry if someone has already posted this in this comments. But here is something to think about……
Could Munson actually be John Teller? He has had contact with a variety of the younger members and has gone through the sheriff on several occasions so as to limit his contact. Also, looking at the photographs, there seems to be a resemblance. This could explain a lot in why he wants to take down certain people. So he was dragged 100+ feet on his bike (said in the pilot episode) but Gemma also says he lived for two days before he died. Hmmm….maybe just enough time for the Feds to get to him? This whole show has a whole Shakespearian theme going to it. It is much deeper than just a biker show! That is why I love it!
Long Live SOA….
By Julie on December 28th, 2011 at 10:11 amthis season and the finale i thought were both superb. kurt sutter has the mind of a maniacal genius. tig although loyal put the club in some deep **** wit the niners,thats a war in itself. gallindo in wit cia i think can work out to the sons benefit. those dudes are the definition of bad ass. **** its like having an army at ur disposal. they all need each other for one reason or another. the look on gemmas face when she sees tara standing by her man(soa pres) was priceless. she realizes just how screwed she is. she is now alone. tara is the new queen bitch,even if gemma remains wit clay he aint **** anymore but the club bitch, especially when they all find out wut hes done. which jax must tell the club about. he owes it to them and most of all to opie. ur as sick as ur secrets and the lying must end now. my hope for next season is opie as vp, hes the best man on the show in my opinion. hes a true warrior, as loyal as it gets and jax needs him at his left to take samcro to the next level.oh and also can happy please kill someone soon its been too long, he needs another smiley face tat……til next season….keep slaying them kurt
By AJ.GRUNTS on December 31st, 2011 at 11:59 pmI think it’s very possible that juice might die for being a rat. But I highly doubt it, because Jax ratted on the Irish to Stahl in season 3 even though it was a club decision for him to rat he still did it. Chibs ratted on Jimmy in season 3. And Otto Just ratted on Bobby. Now i could swear one more person in the club had ratted in the past, but I can’t remember who. Juice still isn’t reliable, and if i were Jax I would either see if he redeems himself, or i would just pop a bullet in his head. Otto I’m very pissed at because he couldn’t trust the club and ratted on Bobby. However he has lost pretty much everything just for the club. So in a way this is his revenge for Bobby tapping Luann. Hopefully the last prospect gets patched in next season or at least proves himself to be capable of it. And Clay needs to go, but for me the show would kinda feel a little empty with out clay but as long as Jax is president it won’t bother me too much.
By Colton on January 1st, 2012 at 4:24 pmI enjoyed the whole season – every episode had you on the edge of your seat! The finale was somewhat anti-climatic in comparsion. The CIA thing – I can buy into that – but it was somewhat of a deux ex machina enidng (God by machine). Also – the photo recreation thing – somewhat cheeseball indeed! Thanks, all for your helpful analyses here… Next season – I want more TIG. I think he should be the one to be with Gemma.
By Pamela Dobuler on January 5th, 2012 at 9:28 amLove the show and have loved every season. Sutter is just phenominal… As for everyone bashing on Juice they need to realize that he isn’t the only one on the show to make a mistake and try to cover it up. Cut him some slack. And Piney was one of my Fav’s why kill him off!!
By Burton on January 16th, 2012 at 4:36 pmOk I have a theory as to what is happening at the end… Here is goes.
Opie knows that everyone in the club that could stop him from killing Clay is going to be at the table for the meeting. So while the meeting is taking place he is at the hospital getting his “Settled Score”. Just a thought..
Love the show. I was surprised on how good this last season was. Thanks to everyone involved.
By Tim on January 27th, 2012 at 12:33 pmHey Fat Bob, I’ve got a question for you. Something I’ve always kinda wondered.
Do One Percenters and their MC’s look down on MC’s that aren’t Outlaw? Or is there just an acceptance that not every club is gonna be in the One Percent?
P.S. Your blog is badass, man.
By skinny on February 2nd, 2012 at 1:39 ami just wanted to comment on one of the best shows there was on tv i was just wondering is there going to be anymore tv shows coming on jacks is my favorite.
By patty on February 10th, 2012 at 11:30 pmAwesome show, when does the next season begin ?
By Billy on May 15th, 2012 at 9:49 amMany great talents coming together to make a great show, on and behind the screen. Kudos to all of you!
I don’t think Bobby or Otto is JT. I do think that Lincoln Potter is a relative of JT. They have similar looks and “outside the box” insights. Gemma thought she recognized him outside the flower shop.
Keep up the good work, I’m looking forward to S5.
By Mags on June 27th, 2012 at 6:07 amI think this season was great. There was no way that Jax was going to leave – he is too important to the show. PLUS – now that Crack Whore mumma is back on the scene that may present some custody issues for Abel. We forgot about her.
Tara is no dummy, she knows what she is going into and she is not leaving without Jax and as she said “He is Mine”. Gemma is going to struggle with this factor harder than any other. It will be interesting to see what happens with Tig once stuff comes to light and it will.
Tigs position had to change – he just put the 9′ers as an immediate enemy and that is super bad.
I would like to see a wedding btwen Jax and Tara andmaybe another baby. Is Lila ever going to come back – she was much anyway. I think it has to come out about Juice – his reasonings for turning were so much less than Jaxs’ or Opies and he fu##ed it up.
I love creepy hands guy – and would love to see something happen with Unser and Gemma. There is a story there that needs to be told.
Tara has for sure kept copies of her letters and WILL use them when that time comes. After all, she is just doing eveything that Gemma taught her Wonder how much she really knew.
What will Clay do when out of the hospital…….Love this show
By brady on July 22nd, 2012 at 9:56 amWhats with people that watch Tv shows every week & complain about it. Do the same thing about your spouses too?? Also how can no one think our gov. wouldn’t make deals with killers & drug pushers. haven’t you heard of sammy the Bull Gravano or Henry Hill ?? It takes a demon to bring down the devils. plus this is not reality. It’s Tv/Hollywoods version of a made up story & they are doing great with shows like this & WEEDS & Breaking Bad. Either love it or change the channel. SAMCRO to the gates of hell !! PS, hasn’t anyone every heard of the drugs for guns deals our GOV. made with the cartels in Mexico back in the 80′s? If your too young to know, then research it !! We backed Osama bin Laden, Castro, Noriega & dozens of others when it was in our best interest. So there is more thruth in the stories of this show than most realize. lets not forget that JAX has made deals to save his club with the feds in the past seasons, just like JUICEY did !! Also, did anyone pay attention to the part with the cartel/cia close the barm doors & talk jax into doing the same, just with the flash of some badges. Who does that, except a desperate man.Love the show, hate the haters !!
By Paul carbonaro on September 10th, 2012 at 10:03 pm