My closed captioning still doesn't work, can someone tell me if they put up "[faint buzzing sound]" when that montage got to Wendy?

I want to know how Abel knew to get rid of the bloody fork, unless it's still in his lunchbox. I guess Child Protective Services got the same investigative training as Charming PD.

The only Abel could be less lifelike is if they had the same guy who does the blood spatters create him out of CGI.

The Chibs / Jax scenes were Chaucer compared to the scene between Gemma and the junkie mom, which sounded like a high school production of "Days of Our Lives".

This. How stilted was that conversation between Gemma and the junkie mom? Typical Sutter, why use watercolors when you have a blood cannon.

The rat had to be Robocop / Barovsky, and he then helped turn the Chinese over to the Sons because of Lin's massive over reaction in slaughtering everyone at Diosa (incluging Collette, whose services Barovsky was seen enjoying last season).

I would have traded the S for an L to spell TREACLE.

Did anyone else find the sound mix on this episode, specifically the scenes on the roof of the clubhouse, to be especially dreadful? I usually watch with the closed captioning on but of course, the one week they finally give Chibs extended monologues, it didn't work.

I took a shot every time Sutter used a cell phone call to transition between scenes and woke up this morning in a diaper with a note stapled to my chest.

He must use a doctor from the same group that treated Tig's gunshot wound a few episodes ago.

I actually LOLed when Jax was talking to Lin at the warehouse, and Lin's second in command pulls him aside and says, "Do you think Nero lied to you?" After everything that had unraveled in the previous 24 hours, it never occurs to any of them that maybe Jax is lying to Nero as much as he's lying to Lin?

"Sorry, Lassie, aye had meh fingahs croshed behind meh bach. I hope that doeshn't mean we cahn't still shcrew inna showah"

Absolutely yes, I think Robocop was definitely the one who gave up the guns to the Chinese. Sutter actually managed a subtle clue when the pawn store owner insisted that the offer to look the other way came on his personal cell phone. Sutter then took out his Obvious Clue Hammer and smashed that to bits by having…

Apropos of nothing, if you want to die like an Irish poet, try this drinking game: take a shot every time Sutter uses a phone call as a means to transition between scenes.

This. Jax has crossed and double-crossed so many people so many times that it's hard enough suspending my disbelief that nobody has killed him by now. Instead I'm supposed to believe every cop, charter and gang-banger will trust his every instruction ("Your guns are at this address, you go in first.") and buy his…

Not quite, instead of that blasphemous cover of "Bohemian Rhapsody" in the final montage, he could have had Katy Segal do a rootsy version of "Stuck In The Middle With You".

My guess is, like most other guest turns that Sutter has squandered, that will be the only time we see him. Which I don't think is a bad thing in this case, since the man cannot act.