Good call on Aaron Paul. The audience completely bought every emotion that you could imagine that Jesse was feeling towards the end. You never doubted the sincerity of his character. However, we are talking about an actor who was provided with excellent plotting and dialogue.

At least Sutter was true to Juice's character…..Juice has had a death wish for many seasons, but has always been too cowardly to take his own life. He had a weapon in his cell after he knew Jax was going to give the go ahead to the AB to murder him, and instead of going out his way and avoiding any pre-murder raping…

Which is why he was too stupid to live and he kind of deserved to die. I get that Gemma has a magical pussy, or something, but Unser USED to be a fucking police officer. His complete delusion about what she was capable of was borderline offensive.

Unser was sweet, but he was too stupid to live. Let's all take a moment and consider his monumental stupidity: he had such a hard on for Gemma that it never occured to him that 1. he maybe shouldn't tell her that her hated daughter-in-law is going to rat on her beloved son when Unser didn't know that for sure, 2. that…

I recently listened to his Nerdist podcast episode and laughed at how little he is even trying to change his accent from its current natural state.

1: I'm not sure about the figurine's importance, but the goblet has to be an allusion to the poisoned goblet in the final scene of Hamlet.
2. The foot thing better have a pay off in the next episode, because they made too much of a deal about it for no obvious reason.
3. He went into Jax's garage the first time to "get…

And who is taking care of that garden?

Yeah, I think he's back on his Commish diet.

Oh, Sutter's really laid it on here in the last few episodes. Did anyone see the oddly out of place goblet on the floor next to Unser's dead body during the ending montage. Sutter, the King of Subtlety.

Was it not such exquisite bullshit for her to say she loved Tara? She hated Tara! Tara stood between her and Jax, her and the kids. The brutal, cruel way she murdered her was just a manifestation of all the ugliness she felt towards the woman that her son loved more than her.

Oh yeah, I completely got the parallel of Gabriel's situation, but frankly….I wish Michonne and Carl had given him a taste of his own medicine and left him out there.

That cop didn't just knock Sasha over. He rammed her head into a window, knocking her out with a bleeding head wound.

Yeah, no one that faults Rick seems to take into consideration that Noah would have likely filled them all in on what was going on in that hospital: forced labor, rape, etc. That cop was a part of all of that. We keep talking about the cop like he was an innocent, and he wasn't. He manipulated Sasha and bashed her…

Agreed. Even with Rick showing a more ruthless pragmatism, I don't see him ever doing to someone else what Shane did to Otis back in S2.

Yeah, the people that defend Maggie forget that Beth's fate was just as much up in the air as Glenn's fate after the prison fell, but all of Maggie's efforts were dedicated to finding Glenn…..but nothing for Beth.

Yeah, cause why take the word of the guy who got his leg chopped off and eaten, amirite?

They should have done to him what he did to his parishioners.

I'm convinced that is why two weeks ago, Eugene gets his face beat to a pulp and then face plants on the cement, and then one week later, he has a little bruising and zero lacerations on his face (and yet is so effed up that he's still unconscious from the beating). Huge logic fail and laziness on the part of…

My only issue? If you're gonna use surgical scissors to stab someone, maybe don't go for their tit. Maybe their eye, or their temple, or their throat……..Beth basically gave Dawn a flesh wound and then died for it.

It's like, you HAD to go to the school to prove that those cannibals cut off Bob's leg so that they could eat it? So that you could feel better? You had an issue taking the word of the guy who got his leg cut off and watched those people eat it, you had to see the cooked, gnawed upon, and then abandoned limb for…