That look on Tony's face when he realizes he can't bring himself to kill Paulie…it's like he's disgusted by himself for not being able to do it AND for even seriously considering it. Awesome scene.

Anyone else find it strange that Frankie Diamonds didn't hesitate to kill that guy tonight yet couldn't shoot Chibs last week? Sort of inconsistent, but oh well. At least Zito is finally off the show. He has all the acting chops of a canned ham.

Anyone else find it strange that Frankie Diamonds didn't hesitate to kill that guy tonight yet couldn't shoot Chibs last week? Sort of inconsistent, but oh well. At least Zito is finally off the show. He has all the acting chops of a canned ham.

Or perhaps it will refer to how Gemma's idiocy "ablated" Abel from the show for good. Or (shudder) perhaps he survives but loses a limb or something, prompting a huge custody battle with Wendy.

Or perhaps it will refer to how Gemma's idiocy "ablated" Abel from the show for good. Or (shudder) perhaps he survives but loses a limb or something, prompting a huge custody battle with Wendy.

Zito is one of those rare actors who looks guilty of everything while just standing there silently.

Zito is one of those rare actors who looks guilty of everything while just standing there silently.

Now don't get me wrong here, I like the Unser character. But man, that scene where he shows up at the Nomad's house unannounced was practically brain-dead. "Hey guys, what's up? I'm a retired cop who likes poking around in the business of felons! What are you guys up to? Looks like you're in a big hurry to get outta…

Now don't get me wrong here, I like the Unser character. But man, that scene where he shows up at the Nomad's house unannounced was practically brain-dead. "Hey guys, what's up? I'm a retired cop who likes poking around in the business of felons! What are you guys up to? Looks like you're in a big hurry to get outta…

Oh yeah, "who's the junkie now?" and such. I realize this is a "soap opera on wheels" and all but seriously, would it kill Sutter to maybe have some NON-melodramatic things happen once in a while? I mean car wrecks, drive-bys, turncoats/treachery…all well, all good. But EVERY SINGLE WEEK?? Perhaps a…

Oh yeah, "who's the junkie now?" and such. I realize this is a "soap opera on wheels" and all but seriously, would it kill Sutter to maybe have some NON-melodramatic things happen once in a while? I mean car wrecks, drive-bys, turncoats/treachery…all well, all good. But EVERY SINGLE WEEK?? Perhaps a…

Did anyone actually expect Jax and Tara to successfully get to "the cabin" for a "nice quiet getaway" while "Mom watched the kids"? Knowing this show as I do, that had "catastrophe" written all over it from moment one. Tara's self-satisfied, relaxed smile after speaking to Gemma sealed the deal…something TERRIBLE was…

Did anyone actually expect Jax and Tara to successfully get to "the cabin" for a "nice quiet getaway" while "Mom watched the kids"? Knowing this show as I do, that had "catastrophe" written all over it from moment one. Tara's self-satisfied, relaxed smile after speaking to Gemma sealed the deal…something TERRIBLE was…

Hmm, because it was the greatest show ever, perhaps? Your loss, if you think you know what it's about but have never seen it, you're wrong.

Hmm, because it was the greatest show ever, perhaps? Your loss, if you think you know what it's about but have never seen it, you're wrong.

Oh that thing at the prison hospital was so ridiculous. She waltzes right on in and meets with Otto immediately. An attempt as some plausibility might be nice.

Oh that thing at the prison hospital was so ridiculous. She waltzes right on in and meets with Otto immediately. An attempt as some plausibility might be nice.

Yawn.

Yawn.

This confused me as well. Wasn't SAMCRO actively fighting the proposed Charming Heights as recently as last season? Jax is going to have the club do a complete about-face on it just so they can operate a whorehouse in the old Elks lodge on the edge of town?