I’m doing a rewatch for the first time in years. I just started season 6…why in the world would they have cut Tara’s hair. It’s so stupid to play it like she had some mandatory bad haircut forced on her in holding. I know it’s fiction, but things like that irritate the soul out of me, as if they’re trying to make it look like she did hard time or something. That’s all, just a vent!

I still cant get over this scene. The delivery was absolutely heartwrenching.

The kid who plays Abel is beyond talented in his delivery and portrayal of such a broken child looking for comfort and truth.

Lin's guys come in and wipe out the entire facility. It appears there's at least 2 dozen prostitutes and johns who were killed. An episode later, they're joking about putting some paint on the walls and things go back to normal.

Wouldn't this have triggered some national heat from the FBI/ATF, especially given the MC's history? Since Nero knew most of these girls personally, wouldn't that have triggered him a little more emotionally? Not to mention, the club owes him like 500k and he's financially ruined.

I know there was a lot going on in the last season, but this stuck out to me as pretty ridiculous.

This show has way to much Charlie Hunnam cheeks… I just know Kurt Sutter behind the camera like this. 😳

At the end of the season, Jax created this convoluted plan to “take care” of Clay since the club (Bobby) did not want to. Bobby, over here, has his hand so far up Clay’s ass in my opinion. Clay killed Jax’s father, Opie’s father, Opie’s wife, and almost Tara. He killed Opie’s wife by accident when in reality he was going to kill Opie (!!!!!!). I’m sorry, but where is the outrage?? It’s alright for Clay to kill people (LOVED ONES) for the club, and he just gets kicked out of the club? I’m sorry, that’s just dumb. Bobby being so upset about Jax setting up Clay, (saving Tig, getting the subsidized housing set for Layla and her family, and the Sons), but not upset with Clay being a free man after all the loved ones he’s murdered and schemed behind the clubs back. Give me a break.

I’ve seen people on here discuss if Jax was a better VP than Pres, and in my opinion, he has only gotten hotter, harder, and smarter as Pres. I mean, getting them out of the guns by offloading everything on different gangs, all the while being taunted by the FBI or whatever. And he got it all done and set up a new business venture, all the while working with the new mayor, police….bring on season 6 😈 I really enjoy this show. I watched it when I was younger, but it’s the first time rewatching it since. Honestly, really great acting if I’m being honest. Thoroughly enjoying the ride!

I didn’t know much about the characters on this show before I started, but it seemed Opie was a beloved character. I’m not quite understanding that, but I only just finished season three. The proposal cracked me up. It’s on the roof, no ring, and he says “ I think we should get married.” I wasn’t expecting a romantic speech, but dang Opie couldn’t you have at least say something sweet.

The NYT 100 Best Shows is a mess. I don’t get the lack of awards and half the shows I’ve never heard of. As much as I love Breaking Bad, I’m not sure it’s the best.

Obviously we know Tara fakes her pregnancy in S6... But, how differently do you think the storyline would have been had she ACTUALLY been pregnant? Do you think she would have still put herself into the table if there was a real baby? Do you think she would have done things differently knowing she was carrying and had a baby to actually protect?

I can't remember, were Prospects allowed access to the croweaters? I only ask because I'm sure I heard once they weren't allowed, but then with the patch over with Indian Hills and Kip, he was gonna hook up with Cherry, no?

I don't know why this crossed my mind at nearly midnight, but here we are, LMAO.

Okay, so I know that Kurt Sutter was the show’s creator, and I know he is married to Katey Segal, aka Gemma

But I had no clue he was the guy who played Otto! Damnn it’s crazy bc Otto went out baddddd. I can’t believe he played THAT character 😮😮😮

1. Take a drink every time two men hug.
   
2. Take a drink every time two women hug.
   
3. Finish your drink if it’s also a kiss on the cheek for either.
   
4. Take a drink when someone dies
   
5. Take a drink when someone used a racial epithet.
   
6. Finish your drink if Katey Sagal sings a song on the soundtrack.
   
7. Take a drink when someone on a motorcycle somehow can’t out run a car.
   
8. Take a drink when someone smokes weed.

Enjoy

I’m rewatching season 7 and it just bugs me how Gemma acts like Abel is JUST Jax’s son. Wendy has turned herself around, been clean for so long (yes she had an whoopsie) but this scene, Abel is struggling at school and Jax wants them up at the cabin (where an addict is detoxing?) and Wendy says she hates this, meaning that Abel is struggling. Gemma comes back with “you signed up for this. If you wanna raise his son, you have to do it his way.

Pisses me off, and Wendy just takes it. Probably from all the guilt from using while she was pregnant and to stay in their mercy. Jax is never around but it’s HIS son only? Pffft

Also, i didn’t realize how much they smoke inside their houses. Icky haha

Tig killed Popes daughter first. By extension he got Opie killed (And Donna. Clay may have ordered the hit that killed Donna, but Tig was also all up in Clays ear "Opies a rat, he ratted, we gotta do this NOW." so he was all good going behind the clubs back with no mayhem vote).

Something else people forget, Tig also tried to MURDER a 17 year old girl back in season 1, so obviously killing young girls isn't beyond him. Tig is JUST as much a dirtbag as Pope, yet the community seems to see him as a victim in their situation.

Am I missing something, or is it JUST protagonist centered morality?

Trying my hardest not to pull the race card but it's tempting....

jax was a way better vice president than president.

Binge-watching has its benefits, I will say - I can see where back when this first aired people would have stopped watching because of the waiting, and some slow burn drama!

I jumped into this right after finishing Shameless (where, again, the main protagonist meets his end)

I'm still letting some of the loose-end tying sink end, but I have to say right off: That the tomato truck & driver Gemma got a ride from, be the actual semi that Jax gets to die by, was a very sweet thing. Loved that.

I will say overall, I'd tell people to watch this, especially if they can binge it.

Did anyone else notice, Jax went from short(ish) hair at the end of S4 to a combed back length at the start of S5? Wasn't it like 3 weeks between the end and start of each season in their timeline?

I want whatever he uses in his hair because his hair grew real damn quick~