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thats exactly what i thought...he looked shocked as heel jax knew all this & he instantly went to clay to protect them BOTH IMO
excellent point....1st thing I thought
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thats exactly what i thought...he looked shocked as heel jax knew all this & he instantly went to clay to protect them BOTH IMO
thats exactly what i thought...he looked shocked as heel jax knew all this & he instantly went to clay to protect them BOTH IMO
excellent point....1st thing I thought
If any of you watched the Shield, I just realized the gang member who challenged Nero and was ultimately killed was the dude who had "the scene with Acevada (Luis in SOA)
Another interesting POV...maybe Bobby had something to do with JT's death as well?
YUP immediately recognized him and was dying laughing when I saw him make his cameo here.He's the one Acevada gave the top toIf any of you watched the Shield, I just realized the gang member who challenged Nero and was ultimately killed was the dude who had "the scene with Acevada (Luis in SOA)
Another interesting POV...maybe Bobby had something to do with JT's death as well?
That's what I was thinking. Maybe he was dating the nurse (she looked pretty good, I would've gotten inside of that) or she's a family member or close friend. I thought he was going to do something to Tara last episode.My two cents would be that the nurse may have been someone close. From the descriptions of his character, he's a US Marshall who was forced into retirement because of violence problems.
That's a good guess. Bobby looked really concerned at the end of the episode like he'll also be in trouble. Makes you wonder how many people were involved in JT's death. Clay, Gemma . . . .Another interesting POV...maybe Bobby had something to do with JT's death as well?
Yeah RICO is never good, it's up there with a kingpin charge and along the same lines of what happened with Big Meech. Them Feds play no games and will lock you up forever.That's what I was thinking. Maybe he was dating the nurse (she looked pretty good, I would've gotten inside of that) or she's a family member or close friend. I thought he was going to do something to Tara last episode.
That's a good guess. Bobby looked really concerned at the end of the episode like he'll also be in trouble. Makes you wonder how many people were involved in JT's death. Clay, Gemma . . . .
On a side note, for the longest time I never knew what the RICO case actually meant. I thought Rico was a person in the cartel or something and it was someone's name. I finally looked it up this morning and saw it stood for Racketeer Influenced and Crime Organizations.
If any of you watched the Shield, I just realized the gang member who challenged Nero and was ultimately killed was the dude who had "the scene with Acevada (Luis in SOA)
Another interesting POV...maybe Bobby had something to do with JT's death as well?
"I'm tired of being crushed under the weight of greedy men who believe in nothing"
"I have to change that"
Haha yup. I noticed that too. I thought for a second that Nero was meeting with the same gang in the Shield. Kurt Sutter - creator of SoA - was also the Exec producer on the Shield I believe so that should explain a lot of the same character crossovers like that dude and Lemansky.
Makes you wonder how many people were involved in JT's death. Clay, Gemma . . . .
If any of you watched the Shield, I just realized the gang member who challenged Nero and was ultimately killed was the dude who had "the scene with Acevada (Luis in SOA)
Another interesting POV...maybe Bobby had something to do with JT's death as well?
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Juice is good with the tech and computer stuff but lacks any kind of common sense. He'd rather rat on the club where punishment is being executed, than let them find out he's half black and just get kicked out the club.
If any of you watched the Shield, I just realized the gang member who challenged Nero and was ultimately killed was the dude who had "the scene with Acevada (Luis in SOA)
Another interesting POV...maybe Bobby had something to do with JT's death as well?
Haha yup. I noticed that too. I thought for a second that Nero was meeting with the same gang in the Shield. Kurt Sutter - creator of SoA - was also the Exec producer on the Shield I believe so that should explain a lot of the same character crossovers like that dude and Lemansky.
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Yeah, I was thinking why Wayne would cover it up since he's always seemed like a good guy. But maybe he was different back then or Clay and Gemma told him some bs to get him to help them out.
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Juice is good with the tech and computer stuff but lacks any kind of common sense. He'd rather rat on the club where punishment is being executed, than let them find out he's half black and just get kicked out the club.
I treated that less as Juice being an idiot and more of a plot hole but yeah that part didn't make much sense.
Honestly...
I think Clay is Jax pops. I toyed with the idea when I first started watching the show back in Season 1, then it kind of left me, but the dialogue has been really interesting this season.
Clay is consistently referring to Jax as "Son", I know this is usual, but it's been almost exaggerated recently.
Then, there's Pope, who obviously knows the Sons' history and what not, and he referred to Clay as Jax's "father". He's not stupid. He wouldn't have called him that for no reason.
Finally, Clay really doesn't wanna hurt Jax directly. He's never tried to kill Jax, have Jax killed, etc. He's done some messed up stuff in trying to have Tara killed, but that's just Clay's greed.
Should be an interesting end to the season. I really hope the show ends in 7 seasons like it's always been predicted. I fear an 8th season might be too much. The storyline really is coming together nicely, to stretch it out another 13-14 episode seems like they'd have to introduce problems that just wouldn't make sense.
Eh, book smart vs. street smart. Juice seems easily influenced and scatter brained. I don't remember much backstory other than the black father/but not having a family now, he might not have had much guidance and his decision making is poor.
I don't see it in terms of Clay being Jax's real father. He played the role of dad in his life until things unraveled.