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I went into tonight’s Sons of Anarchy expecting something. I expected something unexpected. I was prepared. I have been saying all season that Sons of Anarchy was one of the best shows on television, but I have to take this episode to task to a pretty healthy degree. It was an hour and twenty-five minutes of greatness and five minutes of sheer lunacy. I am going to start with the ending (get it out of the way) and then highlight an otherwise phenomenal episode (and season for that matter). One thing Ethan Zobelle has been this season is cerebral. Nothing shook him. He never wavered in his calculations or scheming. His demeanor never changed and even his speech pattern never faltered. Even tonight, with the Sons facing him down in the street and having to leave his daughter behind, he was cool, calm and collected. But when he has finally been cornered and he learned his daughter has been killed was when Zobelle almost broke. He stood alone in the ice cream shop awaiting his fate. What a
If you’re looking for someone to yak to at the office tomorrow about the second season closer of Sons of Anarchy but don’t want to open your meathole to someone who has no idea what you’re talking about, there’s one sure-fire way to tell without having to say a word: check their fingernails. They will be bitten right down to the bone. The 90-minute episode was a real tension builder from beginning to end and it not only managed to solve some of the protagonists’ problems in very creative and interesting ways, but it also created new ones that just made me hungrier for season three. It couldn’t come soon enough if I had a time machine. For the rest of the article follow the link below.
