DJariya

Synopsis:

Season Six - Episode Descriptions

Episode 5 / Production #605 - "The Mad King" (Airs October 8, 10:00 pm e/p) - The club is forced to make an uneasy alliance with unforeseen consequences. Written by Chris Collins & Roberto Patino & Kurt Sutter; directed by Gwyneth Horder-Payton.


Episode 6/13

dex14

How many time is this show going to have a cheesy chase scene? So repetitive. "Jesus christ."

Jimmy James

At this point, I'm just surprised it hasn't occurred to Sutter to have Tara and Wendy lez it out with each other. I guess Orange is the New Black came out too late to be incorporated into this season.

ETA: WHAT THE MOTHER FUCK is up with Sutter thinking his wife is so hot people would demand her at gun- or baton-point to watch her have sex with others. Does he have some sick fucking fantasies or what?

dex14

Yea. The shit with the guards was so unnecessary. These 60 min episodes are unnecessary. I've said it before and I'll say it again, Sutter is so self indulgent. I really can't believe we're still having a battle with Gemma and Tara over the kids. This shit has gone on for way too long.

Dragon Tattoo

I can only assume this is sarcasm.

Not one episode ago did he subject HIS character to daily rape.

EddieMoney

Good episode, but yeah, they are running way too long.

mugwump

At this point I'm hoping the Kings actually succeed in destroying the MC.

auto

This season has been entertaining but every episode is supersized. Then we get commercials for the blurays of last season with more "supersized" episodes. Holy crap man edit this shit down.

anomynous

Jesus Christ Tara, stop messing with the family

DJariya

I record the 7pm PT airings here on the West coast and these 90 minute episodes cause DVR conflicts with my 8pm records.

Remember 2 seasons ago, we got a 14th episode because Sutter shot too much shit that couldn't be fitted into the 13th episode, so FX was forced to add one more and that bonus episode pretty much added nothing.

Less is more most of the time.

Red Dog

Great ending. Show never fails.

Dragon Tattoo

How stupid are these guys? I thought Jax was supposed to be pretty smart, so how did they not figure out it was a plot to get them all in the same place and kill them when they asked if "They still kept burners at the clubhouse" and tried to assure that it would be a "full table"?

Jimmy James

That didn't hit me until this morning. I agree. They deserved to die, falling prey to that bomb, just like they deserved to lose members when they stupidly told Galen no guns and hands off and then tried to act like business as usual. Jax is an idiot, and I worry that whatever Bobby is off doing they're going to play it off like Jax told him to do it and is a genius for however it saves things.

Sutter is a fucking shitty writer to have worked with Shawn Ryan.

wirefan

It's kind of funny that this is the same guy who was outwitting the feds and managing to stay one step ahead of everyone in the first couple of seasons. And now he's taking stupid pills. I'm waiting for Jax to tell the Irish he knows some guy with a convenience store looking to branch out into gun running as he apparently thinks the IRA will just work with anyone based on Jax's word (and he already knew they don't even trust him)

Also a real nice "lockdown"... good to see they still take keg deliveries and have Chucky in charge of it? They got shit locked down tight.

EddieMoney

I don't think that Jax is an idiot. I think he's learning the hard way that his old tactics don't exactly work on everyone, especially the Irish. Plus he doesn't have Hellboy around to give him direction. Just people like Peg Bundy and Chet from The Last Boy Scout. Lame.

gmanca

Best thing about this episode was the song playing in Nero's lowrider, great song!

mikehunt

I'm so glad Peter Weller joined the show
he needs a bigger role, and needs to say "dead or alive you're coming with me" and "I'd buy that for a dollar"