Sons of Anarchy, Season 6

[Reck]

The conflict will be with August Marks.

The club won't kill him or tell him to kill himself. Who came up with that theory? LOL

The club even met for a vote to kick him out. Even Jax knows he'll lose his patch. Not die over it.

Did you guys paid any attention to that meeting or what?

[JudynTX]

It all ends tonight.

[DarrinS]

It all ends tonight.

It's being put out of its misery, tbh.

[CosmicCowboy]

At least we can watch it knowing we are safe from seeing Juice butt ed again.

[JudynTX]

At least we can watch it knowing we are safe from seeing Juice butt ed again.

I just want to see Jax's ass one last time.

[leemajors]

http://theconcourse.deadspin.com/say...2/+robharvilla

[DPG21920]

IMO - Jax dies. I think he knows that in order to save his sons (both the club and literally) that he and Jemma have to be gone. Jemma is gone. I also think that "Unwritten by-law" Jax spoke of at the table was for when a member dies that the club looks out for the family. I think Jax wants them to leave his kids alone forever.

[Strange Love]

DPG21920

But going by the shot of his re ed son playing with the ring, you know that implies he'll at some point get drawn back in.

This was one of the worst finales I have ever seen. Holy crap dat last special effect was .

That ass on that porn at the beggining though.

[JudynTX]

It was the perfect ending.

The final song was too.

[DarrinS]

It was the perfect ending.

The final song was too.

You really think so? Everything was so predictable.

Breaking Bad knew how to wrap up a series.

[mrsmaalox]

I don't watch this series but I saw a couple of episodes on Thanksgiving night when my family was having an SOA binge; I just want to know if the hunky guy with the smile scar lived or died.

[DarrinS]

I don't watch this series but I saw a couple of episodes on Thanksgiving night when my family was having an SOA binge; I just want to know if the hunky guy with the smile scar lived or died.

Became president of the club

[DPG21920]

DPG21920

But going by the shot of his re ed son playing with the ring, you know that implies he'll at some point get drawn back in.

This was one of the worst finales I have ever seen. Holy crap dat last special effect was .

That ass on that porn at the beggining though.

His son playing with the ring did imply he would seek it out, but Jax knew he had to go for his family to have a chance. I'm sure he asked the club to no matter what leave his family alone. Wasn't the best finale, but still sad. It was a very Jax thing to do to clean up his messes and do what's best for the club.

[The Gemini Method]

Chibbs moved on to Peaky Blinders...

[mrsmaalox]

Became president of the club

Excellent

[JMarkJohns]

It's being put out of its misery, tbh.

Last few seasons have really been some of the worst written, most self-aggrandizing bull , almost making irrelevant a previously well done plot line centering around one of the most relevant stories in literature, Hamlet.

It's like Sutter got tired of trying to be or not to be within the story arc, said it, and started jerking himself off whilst deficating all over at least three, maybe four very good seasons, ending the series in a completely trite and cliche'd fashion.

It was painful watching this steaming pile make an atrocity of the final acts of Hamlet.

But even independent of how they butt ed themselves in paying homage to Hamlet, the last few episodes took almost six hours to complete the obvious while simultaneously allowing all the redemption the time attempted to build toward be undercut by the bull death end and preluding turning of the "Son" ring in a what goes around, comes around nod that innocence does not escape.

Which, overall, I'm fine with, but focus on that, not Jackson Christ bearing the sins of the world, the club, his own humanity in a final supper/crucifixion "it is finished" car crash.

Hamlet's sanity and innocence certainly did not survive, but Hamlet didn't have a Christ complex, nor was he a self-righteous asshole turned pious bag. He was completely human and it was in his attrition, which Jax escapes, that he's redeemed.

But, whatever... Farewell sweet biker. May revs of engines sing thee to thy rest.

Good riddense.

[Strange Love]

Last few seasons have really been some of the worst written, most self-aggrandizing bull , almost making irrelevant a previously well done plot line centering around one of the most relevant stories in literature, Hamlet.

It's like Sutter got tired of trying to be or not to be within the story arc, said it, and started jerking himself off whilst deficating all over at least three, maybe four very good seasons, ending the series in a completely trite and cliche'd fashion.

It was painful watching this steaming pile make an atrocity of the final acts of Hamlet.

But even independent of how they butt ed themselves in paying homage to Hamlet, the last few episodes took almost six hours to complete the obvious while simultaneously allowing all the redemption the time attempted to build toward be undercut by the bull death end and preluding turning of the "Son" ring in a what goes around, comes around nod that innocence does not escape.

Which, overall, I'm fine with, but focus on that, not Jackson Christ bearing the sins of the world, the club, his own humanity in a final supper/crucifixion "it is finished" car crash.

Hamlet's sanity and innocence certainly did not survive, but Hamlet didn't have a Christ complex, nor was he a self-righteous asshole turned pious bag. He was completely human and it was in his attrition, which Jax escapes, that he's redeemed.

But, whatever... Farewell sweet biker. May revs of engines sing thee to thy rest.

Good riddense.

Deep.

[CosmicCowboy]

The conflict will be with August Marks.

The club won't kill him or tell him to kill himself. Who came up with that theory? LOL

The club even met for a vote to kick him out. Even Jax knows he'll lose his patch. Not die over it.

Did you guys paid any attention to that meeting or what?

Don't quit your day job Mr. Movie Ending Predictor.

[CosmicCowboy]

Gotta say, the pre-bug splatter smiling crucifixion pose was just hokey as . He should have at least wheelied over a shark while leading the popo parade.

[DarrinS]

Last few seasons have really been some of the worst written, most self-aggrandizing bull , almost making irrelevant a previously well done plot line centering around one of the most relevant stories in literature, Hamlet.

It's like Sutter got tired of trying to be or not to be within the story arc, said it, and started jerking himself off whilst deficating all over at least three, maybe four very good seasons, ending the series in a completely trite and cliche'd fashion.

It was painful watching this steaming pile make an atrocity of the final acts of Hamlet.

But even independent of how they butt ed themselves in paying homage to Hamlet, the last few episodes took almost six hours to complete the obvious while simultaneously allowing all the redemption the time attempted to build toward be undercut by the bull death end and preluding turning of the "Son" ring in a what goes around, comes around nod that innocence does not escape.

Which, overall, I'm fine with, but focus on that, not Jackson Christ bearing the sins of the world, the club, his own humanity in a final supper/crucifixion "it is finished" car crash.

Hamlet's sanity and innocence certainly did not survive, but Hamlet didn't have a Christ complex, nor was he a self-righteous asshole turned pious bag. He was completely human and it was in his attrition, which Jax escapes, that he's redeemed.

But, whatever... Farewell sweet biker. May revs of engines sing thee to thy rest.

Good riddense.

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[Reck]

Don't quit your day job Mr. Movie Ending Predictor.

Better be a bad "predictor" than an old got.