Sons Of Anarchy Season 5

[cjsayde]

Joel McHale trying to become something other than the host of The Soup?

Don't quit your day job, bud.

[armyatc22]

Originally Posted by cjsayde

Joel McHale trying to become something other than the host of The Soup?

Don't quit your day job, bud.

I DVRed it and just got to that part an was like are you effin kidding me, of all people that's who they get

[archiebunkerjr]

I watched tonight's show and I'm watching the rerun right now. I must be blind. What character is Joel McHale?

[armyatc22]

Originally Posted by archiebunkerjr

I watched tonight's show and I'm watching the rerun right now. I must be blind. What character is Joel McHale?

At the end when she is at the bar and the guy walks up with the hat on and starts hitting on her

[gman71]

Originally Posted by armyatc22

I DVRed it and just got to that part an was like are you effin kidding me, of all people that's who they get

It was a deal between him & Sutter after Sutter & Segal came on The Soup

[CollectorMan]

Seemed like a episode full of wrap up story lines while creating twenty new ones. Blah...
I gotta admit..I'm losing interest fast.

[zonacats8]

Originally Posted by cjsayde

Joel McHale trying to become something other than the host of The Soup?

Don't quit your day job, bud.

Originally Posted by gman71

It was a deal between him & Sutter after Sutter & Segal came on The Soup

At least it should come with a rather nice killing, you don't get off scamming the Pres' mother and get away with it.

Originally Posted by CollectorMan

Seemed like a episode full of wrap up story lines while creating twenty new ones. Blah...
I gotta admit..I'm losing interest fast.

Really?

It wrapped up one storyline, the prison guard, as Carla wasn't really a storyline, just getting rid of a character that's not needed anymore in a way that doesn't bring any backlash

Then there weren't any new story lines introduced (Gemma/McKale does't count nothing has happened yet), it just expanded upon everything that's already been built.

- Pope utilizing the MC in the best way for his bottom line
- The MC diving deeper into the drug world thinking it will only lead them on out the other end
- The home invasions being run by Clay and the nomads (we already knew this)
- Tara getting in touch with Otto, we knew the club had to do something with/about Otto turning on them

The closest thing to a new storyline would have to be Roosevelt maybe realizing at the end of the episode that this isn't because of the club (although it really is) and that working with Jax may be in his best interest.

As for my review of the episode

Crazy episode, you knew it was going to be before it even started with everything they showed in the "previously on SOA...."

Anyone else get the feeling that Pope took pictures of Jax n crew entering/leaving the guard's house to hold over him later?

I don't see the end game for Tara, not really sure what she was going to be able to do for Otto on the inside anyways, besides giving him some sort of drugs to kill him so he doesn't have to wait (I've gotta assume that's where it's going)

Absolutely loved Jax killing him with the snow globe with the music playing, great scene.

But the scene of the episode, if not the season or the entire series was Jax at the very end in his hallway, I know it was just a small scene, but he played it perfectly, you could really see the pain, exhaustion, shock, sadness, anger, fear, confusion, the whole gauntlet all at once in that one quick scene, I loved it.

And finally, thought it was hilarious with the meetings of the club heads when they all voted yes and then the bitch niners president was just like, do I have a choice?

Just funny because he knows he's sitting at the table with some big dogs and he doesn't belong in that seat as it is

As for the "preview" of next week, and I put that in quotes because of a very clever line after the last scene, it was, "stay tuned for scenes from upcoming episodes" instead of the usual, "stay tuned for scenes from next week's episode". So I'd imagine that was on purpose and not all of that, in particular the killing off of Unser, will happen next week.

Either way, outstanding episode, great follow up to the off kilter one from last week.

[cking]

I thought it was a great episode. Did anybody else catch the part where the Doctor told Clay he no longer needed the oxygen and he made sure he put it back on before he left the doctors office? He is trying to give the apperance that he is still weak and frail when in reality he is not. I am thinking he wants someone to think he is still hurting and they let thier guard down around him assuming he is not in any shape for any kind of confrontation.

[NonSportsCardForum]

Originally Posted by cking

I thought it was a great episode. Did anybody else catch the part where the Doctor told Clay he no longer needed the oxygen and he made sure he put it back on before he left the doctors office? He is trying to give the apperance that he is still weak and frail when in reality he is not. I am thinking he wants someone to think he is still hurting and they let thier guard down around him assuming he is not in any shape for any kind of confrontation.

I thought that from the start...maybe he'll need it a little but at some point this was gonna happen where he wanted people to think he was weak.

[NonSportsCardForum]

Sons of Anarchy 5x07 Promo | "Toad's Wild Ride" [HD]. - YouTube

[gman71]

Originally Posted by zonacats8

At least it should come with a rather nice killing, you don't get off scamming the Pres' mother and get away with it.

[NonSportsCardForum]

I agree on the Pope keeping something on the club to keep them from pulling out etc. He's not done with them yet.

[zonacats8]

So is tonight Unser's last episode?

all the previews seem to say yes, but I'm not convinced

[tajikey]

There's no way Unser dies tonight, at least not before he throws rat on Clay and his crew.

[Koppper]

Originally Posted by tajikey

There's no way Unser dies tonight, at least not before he throws rat on Clay and his crew.

God i hope so, Clay needs to get called out for his #@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@ sometime soon........

[zonacats8]

I'm thinking he doesn't die just because of how many people died in the last episode, normally they don't do back to back episodes with big murders

[monkeymcgee]

I think the Unser thing will be a setup to get Clay to confess and then "gotcha!"

[zonacats8]

I guess this question needs to be asked now then too, is this the season that Clay dies or does he last into next season at the least?

There is no way he survives the entire run of the series, it's just a matter of when it's going to happen

[monkeymcgee]

Originally Posted by zonacats8

I guess this question needs to be asked now then too, is this the season that Clay dies or does he last into next season at the least?

There is no way he survives the entire run of the series, it's just a matter of when it's going to happen

Eventually someone is going to get pissed off enough at him to finally kill him. I think it's just a question of if that happens before Jax's master plan wraps up.

[tajikey]

I'm a big fan of where Jax is taking the club. His approach seems more intelligent, thought out, and in the best interest of the people as individuals, and not the group as a whole.

[zonacats8]

Originally Posted by monkeymcgee

Eventually someone is going to get pissed off enough at him to finally kill him. I think it's just a question of if that happens before Jax's master plan wraps up.

Well it has to be Jax to kill him, it would be an utter dissapointment if anyone else but him did it.

The only other person I could accept being the one to kill him would be Tara doing it with Jax standing over her shoulder watching her do it, maybe after Jax shoots him in the knees or something so he can't fight back

[natbornkiller]

[gman71]

Oh boy oh boy & oh boy

[Gibberish]

Yah,this did not go where I thought it would tonight
It's now gearing up for drama of the lame,drag out kind like they had in the season in Ireland.

[zonacats8]

Holy crap, I never saw that coming