qwerty101

You're welcome! Yeah things between them won't stay cordial as there's even a clip of Nero punching Jax in one of the promos. Also, I have a feeling that the guy Jax kills in his kitchen is part of Lin's crew.

P.S. If anyone cares; they start filming 7.09 this week.

Don't_Go_Anywhere

Oh I was guessing it would be someone from the Mayans but someone from Lin's crew would make sense as well.

What do you make of the scene with Unser bound and gagged? I'm wondering if Gemma or Juice have anything to do with that.

I'm so glad we are one week away from the premiere. My mind is on overdrive with these new promos trying to guess what may or may not happen. lol I'm sure I'm going to be wrong on 90% or more stuff anyways. I don't know why I bother.

Don't_Go_Anywhere

Oh one more thing, does anyone think the guy that Jax is seen punching in the promo, is the same guy who hits Gemma? They have a very similar look. Perhaps that is why Jax is attacking him.

qwerty101

I think that old man discovers the truth and Juice bounds and gags him. I definitely think it's the same guy and that's why Jax is attacking him when he should really be hi-fiving him.

Don't_Go_Anywhere

LMAO!!!! Thank you for that. I laughed so so hard reading your post. Gotta say, I totally agree

Things will really get interesting if Unser finds out the truth. How far will Gemma & Juice go to keep their secret? I'm really curious how that part of the story will play out.

qwerty101

Hahaha no problem!

I don't think there's anything they won't do to protect themselves, especially G. I've never loathed a fictional person as much as I loathe her. Words can't describe I badly I want to see her permanent downfall for all she's done.

Don't_Go_Anywhere

In a way, I'm glad that her conniving and manipulative ways will be front in center this season. It will prove once and for all that she is not fit to be around those 2 boys. If they are raised by her or around her, they will be worst off for it. And if you don't see that, then I don't know what to say.

I just hope that Kurt & the writers do not portray her as someone who is remorseful or someone worthy of being forgiven. I don't think they will, at least from the voiceovers we have seen. Gemma seems to think that what she did was what needed to be done. That this is how things were suppose to go, which doesn't sound like she regrets it or is sorry for what she did.

I for one, cannot wait to see Abel ask about his mommy in front of Gemma. Let her see his sad little face for herself, maybe then she will understand just a little - what she took away from these boys.

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http://charliehunnam.co.vu/post/96376484392

Aries7

I am starting to think that the only way the boys are going to escape the club and Charming is if Jax dies. At the beginning of the season Jax believes an enemy of the club is responsible for killing Tara, yet he says in the promo he is not going to lose his club? He has lost his father, best friend and wife to the outlaw life but he can't be bothered to get his kids away before something kills them? He never, ever learns. Right now he is exactly what Gemma always wanted him to be: all in with the club. Even if Gemma dies Gemma wins because her son is president and his son is the heir apparent. And Tara's death means nothing.

qwerty101

7.09's title; "What A Piece Of Work Is Man".

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dreamertwilighter

Thanks. But what is 7.08's title? I seem to have missed that?

qwerty101

The title of 7.08 actually hasn't been revealed yet.

dreamertwilighter

That explains it. Thanks.

qwerty101

[PHOTOS] Fall TV Spoilers 2014: Exclusive Scoops On 42 Season Premieres | TVLine


SONS OF ANARCHY

In the wake of Tara's brutal murder, a now-widowed Jax "is in outlaw form for the first time," says series creator Kurt Sutter. "It's the most proactive we've ever seen our hero in the sense of being singular of purpose. It's all about revenge." Meanwhile for Gemma, it's all about making sure he doesn't learn the truth about the crime, which propels both her and accomplice Juice into a "f---ing nightmare," teases Sutter. With Gemma off covering her tracks, Wendy (newly minted series regular Drea de Matteo) steps in to help care for the boys — and make a new friend in the process. "There's an interesting friendship that builds between Wendy and Nero," reveals the EP. "It's not romantic. It's strictly two junkies sharing a bond." Speaking of bonds, look for Tig and Venus (a returning Walton Goggins) to take theirs to the next level. Declares Sutter: "That's definitely our love story this season."

BONUS SPOILER |*Despite her new full-timeNCIS: New Orleans*gig, CCH Pounder's DA Patterson will be back for "two or three episodes," says Sutter, noting, "She has this very interesting maternal dynamic with Jax. I want to bring that back around.

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Review: 'Sons of Anarchy' Sets The Stage For A Satisfying Conclusion

Last year, four series came to an artistically decided upon conclusion:*Burn Notice, Futurama,*Dexter*and*Breaking Bad. However, that many series finales in a single year is typically unusual. Normally, there are one or two at the most that are announced ahead of time. One or two finales that, by their nature, become television events for audiences, and this year, that audience event belongs to FX’s highly rated and critically adored outlaw drama,*Sons of Anarchy. After seven years, the boys of SAMCRO will embark on one last ride and, based on the first three episodes, it’s going to be glorious.

Picking up ten days after the events of the season six finale, audiences will join up with Jax who, at the moment, is under investigation for the death of his wife, Tara. What unfolds following the completion of the investigation delves far too deeply into spoiler territory, but what’s important to note is the state at which we see Jax at the start of the season. If you’re expecting to see him in full blown tunnel vision without a care for what or who his rage harms, you’re in luck, because that’s exactly what you’re going to get.

For the entire run of the motorcycle drama, the lingering question has always been, what kind of leader is Jax ultimately going to become? Is he going to evolve into the idealized version of his father, or will he succumb to the evils of his lifestyle and end up like Clay? For six seasons, we’ve watched the Teller son fight tooth and nail to be everything Clay was not. For the first time, however, what we see in season seven is a Jax that could actually become that which he hated for so long by the end of the series.

The initial episodes paint of picture based in lies. One lie leads to another and another and another. How far these lies stretch only series creator Kurt Sutter knows, but as audience members, we can take solace in the fact that we’re finally seeing a Jax that doesn’t have all the answers. We’re seeing a Jax that simply doesn’t care anymore about what happens in the future because the present is all the matters.

All that said, this isn’t just “the Jax Teller ending.” The show’s also clearly setting up endings for every character that’s ever populated the series’ world. Gemma will get her end. Uncer will get his end. Chibs will get his end. Even the girls of Cara Cara appear to be getting a conclusion to their story. We all know finale’s are hard, and it appears Sutter and his team are making sure to get theirs right.

While Sons*of Anarchy*isn’t going the path of Breaking Bad*that felt like it closed a chapter of its story with every episode during its final season, it is taking a path that’s clearly building to a conclusion. It doesn’t matter if that conclusion ends in smiles or tears, simply knowing it’s coming – in full force no less – is enough to make us happy with its ultimate potential. After seven seasons, we’re going to watch the world of Charming, California crumble, and when the dust settles, there’s a very real chance that no matter who’s left standing, we’re all going to walk away satisfied with the end result.

Review: 'Sons of Anarchy' Sets The Stage For A Satisfying Conclusion - Forbes