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Yep, Clays idea that muling and dealing are separate isn't going to fly well with the others. Especially once the money starts flowing in. One reason Charming PD left them alone was they kept drugs out of the community.
Booby was doing accounting for the adult film company, and found some 'inconsistencies' in bookkeeping. Luann offered to 'do things' for Bobby if he didn't tell the club.
I forgot about that bit with Luann, but your right Oildog, she did.
But clearly something is going to go down regarding Bobby and Luann.
I'm most interested in Juice's story line, I'm kind of getting tired of Jax's inability to actually get the courage to leave. If he was really the good guy he wants to be then he'd leave, but he's not.
The AUSA is trying to get Otto to turn on the club and that will not happen. He is spending his life in prison and lost his eyesight for the club, he isnt going to turn on them for that reason.
If Jax left, the show would be over.
I really hope Juice doesnt flip. He is one of my favorite characters.
Piney doesnt make it through the season but I think Clay or Gemma kill him off and make it look like it was his health.
I am thinking we lose a couple cast members this season and something isnt going to go right with the cartel.
Was anyone else completely disturbed by the guy who was buried up to his neck and had what appeared to be fire ants crawling all over his head? (Can't remember if that was last episode or not.) Yuck! That was just awful! Good season so far though.
Was anyone else completely disturbed by the guy who was buried up to his neck and had what appeared to be fire ants crawling all over his head? (Can't remember if that was last episode or not.) Yuck! That was just awful! Good season so far though.
I thought it was kind of cool, old school Indian punishment, he did kill several of their people after all.
It's harsh, yes, but by no means any worse than what the ROC dabble in, or the Cartels.
I thought it was kind of cool, old school Indian punishment, he did kill several of their people after all.
It's harsh, yes, but by no means any worse than what the ROC dabble in, or the Cartels.
I didn't hear the part about him killing several of their people. (I have a hard time understanding some of the dialogue, especially Clay's.) Anyway, being freaked out by bugs, it was like a nightmare seeing the guy's face covered by ants. Nightmares anyone?
Given the history of the show, I'm more optimistic about the club this season. Consider...
Season 1 introduced the gun-running, conflicts and alliances with other gangs, and the ATF.
Season 2 escalated the conflict with the ATF and things got grim for SamCro against the white supremacists. But in the finale, SamCro wins.
Season 3 continued the ATF storyline and escalated the conflict with the Real IRA. Things looked grim for SamCro. But in the finale, SamCro wins. See the pattern here?
Season 4's main conflict is against the Russian cartels and new law enforcement in Charming. Things are looking grim for SamCro. But I suspect that in the season finale ... you guessed it, SamCro will win.
I have no doubt there will be some casualties. Juice is a good call, since it's pretty obvious neither Clay nor Tig have ever been his biggest fan. Could be Bobby, who in the past hasn't hesitated to serve his own interests over the club. Could be Tig, who has always been the loose cannon. I suspect Jax, Clay, Gemma, and Tara will be around until series' end, but who knows for sure?
It'll be interesting to see how close Sutter sticks to Hamlet for the series finale. It's definitely an inspiration for the show, but the themes and characters have already varied widely from the original inspiration.
I didn't hear the part about him killing several of their people. (I have a hard time understanding some of the dialogue, especially Clay's.) Anyway, being freaked out by bugs, it was like a nightmare seeing the guy's face covered by ants. Nightmares anyone?
The guy was one of the Russians that Jax and Opie were caught by, when they went up to the Indians to pick something up.
The ants were the gods revenge for killing the Indians that they killed.
And I'm still not convinced that Opie is all "forgive and forget" about Donna when it comes to Clay and Tig.
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Nightmares anyone?
