Or chainsaw somebody who got in her way.

Katey Sagal says that the confrontation and ending will be "very satisfying" for fans. She also said there were lots of tears, that she and Charlie really cry a lot. I fear it will just be a long pity party with Gemma getting all her BS out again about what a good mother she is, how much she loved Tara, etc.

I think you're right. Poor Charlie is really catching it, but he was acting for all these episodes in the way Sutter wrote his character—a person going way inside, sleepwalking. Unfortunately, that's not fun to watch. A miscalculation, and honestly, to give the fans the violence they crave and keep the show on for…

Dysfunctional. Forget it happened, don't let it touch you, keep moving.

The club and its employees, friends, and hangers on are all broken people, but Juice has become steadily more broken for the reasons you said.

She wouldn't even let them be moved a couple of hours away from her to get them out of the line of fire. Her "love" has nothing to do with seeking the highest good for the other person.

He has 2 more episodes before he's out of the woods. He's been weak before.

That was an accident by Tig—shoot first, then think.

KSutter was trying to show that Jax was unhinged by grief. He's coming to now, but as usual is too late. He's just now beginning to grieve. But, Sutter also waited too late. His hero has become a villain nobody has any sympathy with.

I think he meant Gemma and the club were the family he was given that did harm to the family he chose: Tara and his boys.

When Gemma was escaping, she looked like she was headed for Mexico, but in the previews, she and Unser were talking in what looked like the cabin. Did anybody catch that? Where is she running away to?

The only thing that makes me feel better about this show is laughing with people on this site afterwords!

Agree all the way. My comment was written in response to Zack's interpretation of what Jax said about families.

He said either tonight or in the preview that he would confess to ______at Indian Hills.

Those are bikers.

I just have always thought that his slavish love for Gemma was implausible, since he is a person in his own right with a set of scruples he believes in.

They're not exactly as pure as the driven snow.

BTW, I think Jax meant the family he chose was Tara and sons. He was fated to be a Son, and Gemma has already been working on Abel so that when the time comes, he'll slip right in.

I was sure he'd lie.

He's an engaging actor, but I thought Nero was a limp dick to the end. But at least he was mad enough not to talk to her anymore.