This season of Sons of Anarchy is being billed as the final ridethe last time the boys from SAMCRO don their cuts and rev their engines, no doubt destined to flame out in a blaze of glory, bloodshed and collateral damage in true Kurt Sutter fashion. The anticipation surrounding this season has been off the charts, as the show has grown in popularity with each installment of episodes. Sutter's creation is the very definition of going out on top. The season six finale left many questions and explosive ramifications, primarily the death of Tara at the hands of Gemma and Juices subsequent murder of Sheriff Roosevelt to conceal the crime. And how will the club progress forward with their plans to go legitimate(ish) now that Jax has lost his positive influence? If the opening episode is any indication SAMCRO will take a much more violent turn rather than any attempt to walk the straight and narrow. Black Widower was everything weve come to expect from the show, frenzied and emotionally charged, with some of the most visceral scenes of violence the show has ever given us. Weve got some idea where things are heading for the club, and it isnt pretty. In fact, it looks like things are going to get very ugly from here on out. SPOILER ALERT: Bikes, bullets and bloodshed. Sons of Anarchy has never been the type of show that will ultimately deliver a happy ending. Its going to end badly for the principal parties, and thats the overall message of the series. No one gets out of that life unscathed. And this season is going to be the wildest ride of all. Lets take a look at 5 Talking Points From Sons of Anarchys Season Premiere.
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