Sons of Anarchy

[jamf]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Edit: I forgot Otto, Toric and the random neck stabby dude. Okay so deaths haven't been low. Just forgettable. Other than Otto and Toric none of the deaths really made an impact. Until SAMCRO breaks ties with the IRA, Big Red and random Asian's deaths are pretty much in vain.

This been something that's bothered me from season 3 on.
Ope is the only significant character to die. Piney and Otto are close to significant but still not major characters.

SAMCRO needs to bury someone this season and develop new characters next year. Unfortunately the only person that will probably dies is the guy with no fingers.

[FRPLG]

Yeah I think the Pope thing is done.

I'm just afraid next season will be the slow walk to end with Sons dying every episode until they'r all gone.

[DynamiteRave]

lol yo! Jax went in! Didn't even shoot him in the head. Shot that man in the neck! Made him suffer!

[MTK]

Shit hitting the fan tonight

[DynamiteRave]

Feels like the old days. I got exactly what I've been wanting from the show; more Tara drama + multiple deaths, and ones I didn't even see coming.

Great, great episode.

[FRPLG]

Ho Lee Shiznit

They finally did it. And got that bastard Gaelen too.

[MTK]

Great episode, when Jax shot Galen in the face I just about jumped out of my chair. Didn't see that coming.

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Great episode, when Jax shot Galen in the face I just about jumped out of my chair. Didn't see that coming.

That's when it became a "stand up" show. Meaning I had to watch the rest of the episode standing up. I love SOA but don't if it is my favorite show ever. I do know it has two of the most memorable scenes in TV for me. Opie getting piped and basically everything last night from the time Jax shot Galen to the time he shot Clay.

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by FRPLG

That's when it became a "stand up" show. Meaning I had to watch the rest of the episode standing up. I love SOA but don't if it is my favorite show ever. I do know it has two of the most memorable scenes in TV for me. Opie getting piped and basically everything last night from the time Jax shot Galen to the time he shot Clay.

Not Tig's daughter being burned alive? That one stuck with me for awhile.

[MTK]

Last night was so good I watched most of it again with the re-air at 11:30.

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Not Tig's daughter being burned alive? That one stuck with me for awhile.

No I don't want to remember that.

[skinsfanthru&thru]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Not Tig's daughter being burned alive? That one stuck with me for awhile.

Agent Stahl getting hers, Hale getting killed, Opie's scene, and Pineys death are the big ones in my opinion with last nights main scene sticking in there too when it came to main characters. Early in the show when Clay cut the balls of a rapist, Donna getting killed, and Gemma getting raped stick out as well. This show is so brutal, yet so good. I'd have to say this is my favorite drama show in probably the last decade or so.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by skinsfanthru&thru

Agent Stahl getting hers, Hale getting killed, Opie's scene, and Pineys death are the big ones in my opinion with last nights main scene sticking in there too when it came to main characters. Early in the show when Clay cut the balls of a rapist, Donna getting killed, and Gemma getting raped stick out as well. This show is so brutal, yet so good. I'd have to say this is my favorite drama show in probably the last decade or so.

Just saw Tuesday's episode. Talk about one that will stick with you for a while. I can't believe they finally did it. Last night definitely ranks up there as far as memorable deaths go. Stahl/Jimmy was probably my favorite episode as far as people who deserved to die, but I won't forget Opie's/Piney's either. I thought Bobby might not make it but he looks like he's going to be alright.

[jamf]

Great episode. Glad they closed the Clay chapter.

It's going to be interesting to see how the Irish will respond.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by jamf

Great episode. Glad they closed the Clay chapter.

It's going to be interesting to see how the Irish will respond.

The Kings seemed to be clued in on the fact they couldn't totally trust Galen. But I'm sure there will be some sort of blow back. Marks is their only option to run guns through now? Yeah I can't see that going over well.