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[porthole]

Sounds like some of you are ready for a "Notebook" ending 

Surprising you-all missed the the other "Men of Mayhem", Vic Mackey   

[Fired00d]

Ahh, but Justified is on next month   

I heard that was a good show... but then I saw one of the previews and recognized the/one of the lead actor(s) and all I could do was think about his role in SOA

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

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I heard that was a good show... but then I saw one of the previews and recognized the/one of the lead actor(s) and all I could do was think about his role in SOA

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

  ...not that theres anything wrong with that.

[porthole]

Boyd Crowder and Venus are on opposite ends of the Galaxy.

Kinda like Jax and his queer counterpart

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Couldn't have ended any other way... I liked it.
Was that Clay Morrow on that red indian chief vintage???....naaah.  Wonder what Indian had to shell out for that commercial spot? Sure surprised me to see an ad for Indian on SOA.

[Opossum]

All I can say is just fu%^in WOW!   Well done Suter etal!!!!

[Jbbrown73]

Pretty much ended as expected. Was good, got the loose ends all tied up.

[Twolanerider]

All I can say is just fu%^in WOW!   Well done Suter etal!!!!

Really?  I was disappointed in how formulaic and predictable it was.  When Michael Chiklis showed up as what would normally be an almost extra role random trucker it became obvious that Sutter was going to borrow / steal straight from the end of an old (but good) movie called Knight Rider and have the anti-hero suicide by truck.  Sutter really telegraphed that ending.  Lots of more interesting ways the Teller character could have ended himself; including not relying on anyone else to do it for him and just riding off a cliff somewhere.  There really wasn't a single thing in that last episode that wasn't easily foretold.  Not that it wasn't fun to watch.  But it sure wasn't gifted storytelling.

[Big Dog]

I'm just trying to figure who the homeless lady has been, or what she represents. When she said "Time", I immediately thought she represents the reaper throughout the series. Momma Gemma saw her before she went and then Jax. Go figure.

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Really?  I was disappointed in how formulaic and predictable it was.  When Michael Chiklis showed up as what would normally be an almost extra role random trucker it became obvious that Sutter was going to borrow / steal straight from the end of an old (but good) movie called Knight Rider and have the anti-hero suicide by truck.  Sutter really telegraphed that ending.  Lots of more interesting ways the Teller character could have ended himself; including not relying on anyone else to do it for him and just riding off a cliff somewhere.  There really wasn't a single thing in that last episode that wasn't easily foretold.  Not that it wasn't fun to watch.  But it sure wasn't gifted storytelling.

I think that is exactly what made it pretty cool. If you paid attention to all of the little sub plots you could pretty much write the ending yourself. The only thing that might have made the final Jax scene a little better would had been if instead of Jax ending it with open arms and open hands, it may have been more true to form to have Jax going out with open arms and closed fist having only the middle finger of each hand projected outward. But then again the way it was done displayed the inner peace within Jax at the end...that along with that Jax smirk  on his face. I for one thought it was well done.

[kiro]

Pretty much ended as expected. Was good, got the loose ends all tied up.

I agree - once Jax learned the actual truth about Tara's demise he transitioned out of revenge mode and made plans to get things squared away for those he cared about - all business. However, it was a bit 'formulaic and predictable'... I also agree with 2 Rose - once Jax thought it through and did what he needed to do he found some inkling of inner peace. I wasn't disappointed with how the series ended.

[porthole]

Thought the ending was a bit lame.
When Vic Mackey showed up last week thinking Gemma was looking for a hummer, figured he had to have a part in the reaper.

Like SAMCRO, the series lost it's way sometime ago. Around the 5th season.

My other favorite series is wrapping up in early 2015, hoping Raylan does a better job ending his Justifications.

And if you haven't seen Keri Russel's bum yet I would suggest you netflix or amazon the "The Americans" prior seasons and catch up before season 3 starts late January.
http://www.sneakpeek.ca/2013/05/keri-russell-covers-womens-health.html

[ultrarider123]

Haven't read any posts on this thread that were posted after the show last night.  I tried to watch it but just too late for a 5AM alarm.  Did make it through the first hour and liked what I saw so far.  Got through the part where Jax was telling the "truth" to the DA.  CCH Pounder is in everything these days....does a great job in NCIS/New Orleans....I figure something is going to happen to Jax on the Knuckle but will finish it this afternoon when home from work and the dog is fed....not sure I really want to see anything happen to the Knucklehead (the bike, not Jax).  When I hit the lottery, I'll have one in my garage fleet (again, talking about the bike....) 

[mjb765]

I'm just trying to figure who the homeless lady has been, or what she represents. When she said "Time", I immediately thought she represents the reaper throughout the series. Momma Gemma saw her before she went and then Jax. Go figure.

Still trying to answer that question also......if you noticed the ending it showed the piece of cake she was eating was on the ground next to where Jax landed after he got hit. Wished they would have explained her better.

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Still trying to answer that question also......if you noticed the ending it showed the piece of cake she was eating was on the ground next to where Jax landed after he got hit. Wished they would have explained her better.

She is what you want her to be. She is different to different people. She was the black raven flying free while Jax is riding free right before his demise. She, the raven was eating on the old stale bread right next to Jaxs blood on the pavement. I am thinking she was always there observing but not really bring seen. I think our own imaginations could fill in the pieces just fine...just as we want it to be. A part of the show where we provide our own input.