Sons of Anarchy

**TrueNorth** · 12-05-2014 03:51 PM

Mr Mercedes came with its own spoiler on the DJ. Did anyone else think that?
As I was removing the DJ to read I knew who did it before reading a page.

I am glad they got into who-done-it right away. I am really looking forward to Part II of the trilogy.

**Lookwhoitis** · 12-07-2014 07:54 AM

Folks who spoil shows or episodes for others are a bag of dicks.

But we should know this by recognizing how many walking bags of dicks are in the world at any moment (plenty of 'em)

I had Walking Dead's mid season episode spoiled by a facebook post from the damn shows own facebook page forwarded by one of my FB "friends" on the very night it played.

There is a special place in hell for these people.

All it takes is a moment to wrap a bit of info in spoiler tags, but let's face it, the average human being is only concerned about their own viewing schedule and agenda. It doesnt even register on the scale with some of the self centered douchebags out there.

So the moral is, if it is good episode or a hot show, watch that sheeit as fast as you can because it is difficult to avoid all the idiots bumbling around the internet.

And let's all hope they step in gum, or a bird shits on their car or something. (or, better yet, learn and implement some common courtesy)

**RUBE** · 12-07-2014 07:57 PM

Can someone please put "Spoilers" in the thread title so we can discuss this show and not spoiler etiquette?

**Lookwhoitis** · 12-08-2014 02:55 AM

Looking forward to the finale. It has been a hell of a ride!

**Iwritecode** · 12-08-2014 08:24 AM

Originally Posted by Shannon

To me, there is no time limit on spoilers. Let's say you're watching the finale of Breaking Bad on TV, but someone somewhere else in the country or world gets it before you. For them to call you and tell you the ending is kind of shitty, no?

If you're on Twitter, or Facebook, or the Breaking Bad thread, without being up to date, then it's your own fault. Other than that, you shouldn't be exposed to important events, especially endings, no matter how long after it aired.

I had the Sixth Sense spoiled for me in an Entertainment Weekly article. I couldn't believe it.

Having *NO* time limit seems incredibly unrealistic. Obviously if the something is still on-going then you have to be careful. Even up to a couple of weeks afterwards.

But if you are getting into YEARS after something happened, I think it’s fair game. You simply can’t expect everyone to put spoiler warnings on every single little thing. Especially when it moves into pop culture. Like the Family Guy reference I made.

In fact, they also “spoiled” the meaning of Rosebud in Citizen Kane during one episode. Should there also be spoiler warning on movies that are decades old?

**webstar1000** · 12-08-2014 08:32 AM

I agree... if something is on I watch (like the Walking Dead)... I avoid the threads and Facebook/what not the next day till I can see it for myself. I, take responsibility, for ruining it for myself. Not someone else. Now.. when the Walking Dead pulled the stunt about Beth being dead before it aired out west... that is just WRONG. A year is more than enough time... pop culture has taken over for sure.

**Merlin1958** · 12-08-2014 01:46 PM

Originally Posted by webstar1000

I agree... if something is on I watch (like the Walking Dead)... I avoid the threads and Facebook/what not the next day till I can see it for myself. I, take responsibility, for ruining it for myself. Not someone else. Now.. when the Walking Dead pulled the stunt about Beth being dead before it aired out west... that is just WRONG. A year is more than enough time... pop culture has taken over for sure.

Wait, BETH IS DEAD?????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????

LOL LOL LOL

**webstar1000** · 12-08-2014 02:05 PM

Lol

**Lookwhoitis** · 12-08-2014 03:37 PM

Originally Posted by Merlin1958

Originally Posted by webstar1000

I agree... if something is on I watch (like the Walking Dead)... I avoid the threads and Facebook/what not the next day till I can see it for myself. I, take responsibility, for ruining it for myself. Not someone else. Now.. when the Walking Dead pulled the stunt about Beth being dead before it aired out west... that is just WRONG. A year is more than enough time... pop culture has taken over for sure.

Wait,

Spoiler:

IS DEAD?????????????????????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????????????????

LOL LOL LOL

Fixed!

**RUBE** · 12-09-2014 10:14 PM

While I haven't always been excited about the way this show seemed to be going, this finale felt just about perfect to me. It made me appreciate what led up to it more. Jax had to become the person he was at the end to be able to realize that he could not be a "good person" and finally make the right decision for his family. Seeing that ring on Abel's finger just showed how strong Gemma's bad influence was and reinforced that she had to go.

Now, who has a theory on who the homeless girl was? If I thought Sutter would include the supernatural then I might would guess she was a real reaper. She always seems to show up right when someone has or is about to die (last year's finale and the last two episodes) and that cloak she gave Jax sure made him look like a reaper right before he killed Marks. Plus her bread was on the highway at the end. Of course this might be a crackpot theory.

**CRinVA** · 12-10-2014 08:41 AM

As series finales go I am quite satisfied with this one. I too would like to know more about the homeless girl!

Didn't

Spoiler:

**Bev Vincent** · 12-10-2014 08:45 AM

Yes, that's what happened supposedly after

Spoiler:

And there was a nice circularity in that

Spoiler:

And as for the homeless girl,

Spoiler:

I, for one, would have been equally as happy to see

Spoiler:

**Iwritecode** · 12-10-2014 08:50 AM

Originally Posted by RUBE

While I haven't always been excited about the way this show seemed to be going, this finale felt just about perfect to me. It made me appreciate what led up to it more. Jax had to become the person he was at the end to be able to realize that he could not be a "good person" and finally make the right decision for his family. Seeing that ring on Abel's finger just showed how strong Gemma's bad influence was and reinforced that she had to go.

Spoiler:

Originally Posted by RUBE

Now, who has a theory on who the homeless girl was? If I thought Sutter would include the supernatural then I might would guess she was a real reaper. She always seems to show up right when someone has or is about to die (last year's finale and the last two episodes) and that cloak she gave Jax sure made him look like a reaper right before he killed Marks. Plus her bread was on the highway at the end. Of course this might be a crackpot theory.

Spoiler:

**Iwritecode** · 12-10-2014 08:55 AM

Originally Posted by Bev Vincent

I, for one, would have been equally as happy to see

Spoiler:

**Bev Vincent** · 12-10-2014 09:10 AM

I just didn't buy that

Spoiler:

**Bev Vincent** · 12-10-2014 09:49 AM

I hadn't realized how frequently the homeless woman showed up -- IMDB lists her as appearing in 11 episodes over the years, starting in 2008.

**needfulthings** · 12-10-2014 01:13 PM

Spoiler:

**RUBE** · 12-10-2014 07:44 PM

I almost forgot that the homeless woman is indeed played by the same person as Brook's mom ( the other person to die in JT's crash.) However, I don't really think it is just her ghost or that the mom didn't really die. I think whatever she is used that form for a reason, whatever that may be.

In the EW recap it pointed out that the show started with Jax on a joy ride driving by two crows feeding on a chunk of bread. So the woman, crows, bread, etc are images that are trying to bring our attention back to the beginning, a time when Jax was much more innocent.

**TrueNorth** · 12-11-2014 02:10 AM

I for one was so happy to see Jax lose the runners...

Loved the closing tune "Come join the murder" Murder as in a murder of birds....as in Samcrow Very very cool ending.

**TrueNorth** · 12-11-2014 02:11 AM

The Tune....
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/pr...-song-20141209

**Bev Vincent** · 12-11-2014 03:35 AM

Sutter refuses to explain the homeless woman -- on Anarchy Afterword he says she's completely open to interpretation. He just wanted a shade of grey in a world where there's so much black and white.

**webstar1000** · 12-11-2014 04:17 AM

I was happy with the ending... I was not blown away or anything. Again, predictable Hollywood but done well. There are many series finals that disappoint but this was ok. I wish the woman was explained more as well. All in all ok with it.

**DoctorZaius** · 12-12-2014 07:16 PM

A perfect ending. After a slew of disappointing finales (Dexter, Sopranos, etc.) I was expecting the worst, and was instead immensely pleased. Just a bit overboard on the Jesus stuff, and as Sutter said, they should have spent more time/$$$ on the special effects in the end, but still, I loved it. My only regret is that I hear it will be about three years before they do the Redwood Originals 12 episode story. I can't wait for that one. Without the pressure to churn out episodes in a timely fashion, Sutter can work slowly and craft what I am sure will be an intense followup.

**special k** · 12-13-2014 09:38 AM

Maybe the homeless lady is actually JT's ghost in disguise!

**TrueNorth** · 12-13-2014 10:01 AM

Originally Posted by special k

Maybe the homeless lady is actually JT's ghost in disguise!

JT was a cross dresser? Maybe....Gemma did have manly hands

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