Synopsis:

Jeff Winger (Joel McHale) takes a break from all the bullshit at NBC and visits Charming. Jax takes matters into his own hands as things go sideways.

Episode 7 of 13

Promo:

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Wow.

Damn.


In regards to next week:

Very glad Unser didn't get whacked.

Now what to make of the drive by? It probably isn't Pope, because why would he try to kill the man that is going to make him money?

Gemma, ugh. Quickly becoming the most annoying character on TV right now.

This episode really brought some tension. Killing off Opie the way they did makes it feel like they could do anything. I think they could have killed Unser, Clay or even Juice at different times throughout this episode.

One thing though that they telegraphed was that you knew by bringing up Jax's dead brother you knew something was going to happen with one of the kids. This shit's coming full circle.

JESUS CHRiST

Wow. Didn't think there was anyone who could die on the show that would affect me at all.

This just makes season 3 even more of a waste....

after season 3 I skipped and never watched season 4 so I don't know what i missed, but im glad I returned this season such a huge improvement in the show and as someone stated you never know when someones going to get killed. so many moments where I thought X person was gonna die.

I like Emma's character and I was glad this episode I thought they were turning her character around so shes not so much of a fuck up and BAM

So what exactly was the deal with Gemma? We saw her smoking a joint a few hours earlier, but that's not going to cause that kind of a reaction outside of a student driving film.

Did she get the call from Tara and decide "Time to get plowed!" off screen? If so, I hope Tara takes her out. Or maybe Adriana can try and we can lose them both.

Man...having that happen to Abel is dark...even for this show.

Thos.

I am shocked Gemma's parrot has lived this long.

This isn't about what is in them, but it is about the announcement before the teaser. Instead of saying the teaser was for next week, it indicated it was for upcoming episodes. I know somebody addressed something in a spoiler. I just figured it would be a good idea to point that out in case they went that way describing events from episodes later in the season.

Again, not from anything I watched, but I hope this Abel story isn't going to involve Tara suddenly learning how to use her hand for surgery, but I have this serious fear in light of the things we've seen so far this season they'll go there.

Drive by is completely obvious.