haha.. it's my notre dame hat.. we were sitting there watching the game and i put the hat on her... she just sat there watching the game with the hat on...
Everytime I try to put hats or beanies on my Bella shw throws em off, but she loves my sunglasses for some reason.
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I want Kozik to return too but the reveal of what him and Tig were fighting over was dumb. It was meant to be funny but was handled very poorly.
Solid episode. Despite being frustrated all season, I am still stoked for the finale.
Why was it dumb? I don't think it was meant to be funny, it was just a twist from what we where all thinking. You don't think the death of a very beloved animal is something to be pissed over, but a woman is?
Why was it dumb? I don't think it was meant to be funny, it was just a twist from what we where all thinking. You don't think the death of a very beloved animal is something to be pissed over, but a woman is?
I wonder how the club will react to it though? Clay's been very clear that they absolutely need Kozik to get the club heading in the direction he wants, and when he finds out the only reason Tig won't give the yay vote is because of a dog? Might start putting Tig outside Clays favour, and cause a rift within the club.
I wonder how the club will react to it though? Clay's been very clear that they absolutely need Kozik to get the club heading in the direction he wants, and when he finds out the only reason Tig won't give the yay vote is because of a dog? Might start putting Tig outside Clays favour, and cause a rift within the club.
I am pretty positive they all are aware. It would have been the reason Kozik transferred in the first place. They all seemed very aware every time their issues come up. So I 100% believe this isn't news to them. But what the club won't react positively to is finding out that Jax has been snitching.
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Everytime I try to put hats or beanies on my Bella shw throws em off, but she loves my sunglasses for some reason.
haha... ya taylor's funny, she doesnt seem to care about having a hat on... she usually gets bored and starts walking around if i'm not paying enough attention and it will fall off but if i'm petting her she'll just sit there with it on... sunglasses on the other hand, she wants nothing to do with
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Why was it dumb? I don't think it was meant to be funny, it was just a twist from what we where all thinking. You don't think the death of a very beloved animal is something to be pissed over, but a woman is?
I am pretty positive they all are aware. It would have been the reason Kozik transferred in the first place. They all seemed very aware every time their issues come up. So I 100% believe this isn't news to them. But what the club won't react positively to is finding out that Jax has been snitching.
seems like we've given up on spoilers in here... at any rate..
i agree with wylde, i liked the twist between tig and kozik... no one was expecting that to be what they were really at war about and i can completely see being that pissed if it was me...
i'm really curious/nervous to see what happens with jax though... judging from the previews, i just don't see how it's going to work out well... maybe he'll be able to explain himself since he was really trying to protect the club but clay looks f'in furious
i'm really curious/nervous to see what happens with jax though... judging from the previews, i just don't see how it's going to work out well... maybe he'll be able to explain himself since he was really trying to protect the club but clay looks f'in furious
You know shit's gone bad when Bobby Elvis is hitting you, lol. I don't know how he explains this either in a real club situation doesn't matter what rank you hold, you snitch, you die. We all remember what happened to Donna and that was when they thought Opie was snitching. In this case Jax truly is, but in this situation it's about hurting their enemy and helping them out, so I have no idea how this plays out....
You know shit's gone bad when Bobby Elvis is hitting you, lol. I don't know how he explains this either in a real club situation doesn't matter what rank you hold, you snitch, you die. We all remember what happened to Donna and that was when they thought Opie was snitching. In this case Jax truly is, but in this situation it's about hurting their enemy and helping them out, so I have no idea how this plays out....
well it should make for an amazing season finale but i dont know how they're going to pick up the pieces for next season
Nah its in the 100+ pile of unopened movies I'm trying my breaking bad came too and I'm hoping I can just forget I have both so I can catch up when the next season of each come out.
Nah its in the 100+ pile of unopened movies I'm trying my breaking bad came too and I'm hoping I can just forget I have both so I can catch up when the next season of each come out.
Hahahah you've bought two of the best shows on tv, IMO, THE best and gotta wait a long time to watch them? Impossible!!
The finale was absolutely incredible. I was completely blown away by and it made up for all my issues with this season. I just could not believe it.
I was so excited to see
[Show spoiler]Chibs get to carve up Jimmy, he needed that revenge and had been waiting years for it. When I saw Opie next to Stahl you could tell what was coming to and when he climbed into the back seat and she was crying hysterically pleading for his mercy and he just looked so cold and dead eyed I couldn't stop smiling. But oh my god, the twist at the end where it turned out the club had known all along and had planned for Jax to play the rat, blew me away. After his last meeting with Stahl where he told her to follow him back and than had a smirk before he got on the back I knew something big was coming but I was not expecting it would lead to her execution. I spent all of the first season thinking Gemma and Clay where responsible for John's murder, than I spent the 2nd season feeling like he killed himself, and now it's come full circle. If Tara ever wants this violence to end she must destroy that letter. Jax can never know what happened to his father. It will only reignite the war and she will never find the peace that Jax once wanted to bring to the club.
What an absolutely amazing ending to the season.
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Lots of awesome information and hints about next season, makes me even more excited following that epic finale!
Sons of Anarchy Boss Kurt Sutter Reveals Next Season's Secrets!
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What do you want people take away from the finale about how Jax is now going to operate differently than John did?
Jax was finding out that John's whole life was essentially a lie and that he was going to bail on it. His dad was going to bail on Gemma and had this kid with this other woman, and ultimately that he wasn't as strong a man as Jax had envisioned him to be.
I think Jax is not running away, and he is committed to Tara, and he's not looking for something outside of the life. Obviously, the decisions that he makes put him deeper into the machinations of the club. He's distanced himself from the notion of trying to change things. Really, in a lot of ways, he's becoming more like his mother.
Can we assume season four will open about 14 months after the events that ended season three?
There will definitely be a gap in time. I haven't decided if we'll start with them in jail and getting out or if we'll begin with them already out of jail, but we're not going to spend half a season or a season in jail. Sons is not going to become Oz.
What will Charming look like in 14 months?
It'll be a different Charming. There will be a new mayor and a new sheriff. The 21st century is going to land at SAMCRO's doorstep. It'll be interesting, because the 21st century will also bleed into their lives. The gun business will be exponentially bigger as a result of the Irish deal, so they themselves will be upgrading, but everything else around them will also be changing. Not that I'm thematically trying to make a big point in terms of all that, but Charming really has been Mayberry—it's been an anachronism, and in my mind, we'll start to see that shift, and how do they handle that shift. Do they try to throw the brakes on it? Do they embrace it? What happens to the big fish when the pond starts to get bigger?
The club is so poor, and their finances start to get really sad after a while. Will they at least make some money out of this new guns deal?
Yes. They've had a tough run, ever since Abel was born, between legal fees and everything else, but I do think that, as Clay said to Gemma, this is an opportunity for them to finish big. We'll see that start to happen.
Sons of Anarchy, Kim Coates, Ryan Hurst, Charlie Hunnam, Mark Boone Jr., Tommy Flanagan, Ron Perlman CR: Prashant Gupta / FX
Will Kozik be sticking around in season four?
I love Kenny Johnson and I love the character, but one of the reasons why I didn't vote him in was because I wanted to leave it up in the air a little bit. I thought it would have been too neat if they had all this conflict and then it just went away. And because we did spend so much time away from our core guys this season, next season I really want to find some great storylines for our guys. Kenny is such a great actor that I don't want to waste that on some little three-episode arc. If I can use him, then I really want to find a way to use him rather than have him reduced to one of the guys riding up on a bike.
On a related note, let's talk about David LaBrava. He's perfect as silent muscle, but what is Happy's place in the cast and how do you decide when he gets a line?
I say this not in a judgmental or flip way, but really in a character way, that a little Happy goes a long way. Do you know what I mean? Too much Happy storyline is overwhelming. The moment he had in the torture scene where everyone else is appalled and he's smiling like a four-year-old, that's all you need. Happy is a little bit of the sociopath, and you don't like it to get too stereotyped or clichéd. But D.L. will definitely be around. I think he'll be in nine or 10 episodes next season.
Regarding the new prospects, can we call them Rosencrantz and Guildenstern? And will they be sticking around as lackeys?
[Laughs.] They're so unlikely in terms of this club! It's my experience that the more time I spend with the guys in this world, that actually it's the guys that never fit in that are the guys that are pledging clubs. That's why I love those two actors. They're funny without having to do much with them, and I imagine they'll be back. Whether or not they'll be patched in, we'll wait to have that play out.
And is Dayton Callie coming back next season?
Oh, yes, yes, definitely.
We got a lot of new gangs this year: the Irish Kings are kind of like a gang, plus Grim Bastards and Calaveras—are we done adding new gangs, or do you plan to keep expanding the universe?
Perhaps. I don't know if we'll do any more MCs next year, but on The Shield every couple of seasons we would get bored with our clubs and gangs, and we'd introduce new ones, but I think some that we've introduced will come back. The Hell's Angels has this relationship with the East Bay Dragons up in Oakland, which is a black club, and that was sort of the inspiration behind the relationship between the Grim Bastards and the Sons. It's just such an odd thing for me, that there's that old-school rule in these MCs where you can be every other race except African-American, you can be every religion, but you can't be black, and yet they have these relationships with clubs that are all black, and they're friends, they hang out together, they go on runs together. And they all get along, but [the segregation is] just accepted on a certain level, and I just find that fascinating—it's just a very interesting dynamic that they all live by.
Is it true that Lenny the Pimp is one of the First Nine founders of the club? Are we going to see more of him next season?
Possibly. I think Sonny Barger [a legendary real-life member of Hell's Angels] was fun and did a great job, and if there's room for it in the story, I'm sure I can get Sonny to come back and do something, yeah. And yes, Lenny was part of the First Nine; I think we talk about it in the iPad app—we have a whole thing coming out on the First Nine. The only ones still living are Clay (Ron Perlman), Piney (William Lucking) and Lenny.
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WHAT'S TO COME FOR THE FAMILY IN SEASON FOUR
Gemma and Jax both think Tara (Maggie Siff) is having a boy. Is that the case?
Uh…I haven't decided on that, but I'll say this: It is the Sons of Anarchy.
Speaking of sons and the occasional daughters, will we see Trinity (Zoe Boyle) again? Does she have more of a role to play?
I think she has a role to play. I don't know if it will be next season, but I think that at some point, perhaps, as the mythology continues to unfold, I think there might be an opportunity to bring her back. She was so much fun, and I thought Zoe did a great job.
Will Fiona (Bellina Logan) and Kerrianne (Q'Orianka Kilcher) be visiting or moving to the States?
It's actually one of the deleted scenes that we didn't have time for in one of the episodes where Chibs (Tommy Flanagan) talks about that he understands why they need to stay and he's the one that's going to make the effort to go and visit them. But again, I think those actors are really great, and if it makes sense to bring them around into story, I definitely will.
The finale was absolutely incredible. I was completely blown away by and it made up for all my issues with this season. I just could not believe it.
I was so excited to see
[Show spoiler]Chibs get to carve up Jimmy, he needed that revenge and had been waiting years for it. When I saw Opie next to Stahl you could tell what was coming to and when he climbed into the back seat and she was crying hysterically pleading for his mercy and he just looked so cold and dead eyed I couldn't stop smiling. But oh my god, the twist at the end where it turned out the club had known all along and had planned for Jax to play the rat, blew me away. After his last meeting with Stahl where he told her to follow him back and than had a smirk before he got on the back I knew something big was coming but I was not expecting it would lead to her execution. I spent all of the first season thinking Gemma and Clay where responsible for John's murder, than I spent the 2nd season feeling like he killed himself, and now it's come full circle. If Tara ever wants this violence to end she must destroy that letter. Jax can never know what happened to his father. It will only reignite the war and she will never find the peace that Jax once wanted to bring to the club.
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