FX has announced that the final season premiere of Sons of Anarchy will air Sept. 9, With all-out war on the horizon, both within and outside of SAMCRO, the final stretch of “Anarchy” promises to be its most anarchic yet. And the footage revealed at Comic-Con made all of that bloody mayhem crystal clear.
It begins with Jax, in prison, punching a man repeatedly in the face on the floor of a bathroom. Jax’s allies help hold the man down. They gag him while Jax carves a swastika into the man’s stomach. The man passes out, and Jax proceeds to pull his teeth out; as he walks away, it’s clear that he’s more violent and ruthless than he’s ever been.
Jax isn’t the only one in prison, it seems. We see Juice in isolation, butt naked, his signature hair shaved down, doing push ups, looking more alone than ever. If he’s not in prison, it seems he’s on the run. At the very least, he’s in the darkest place imaginable — which says something, considering the depths of despair Juice has already visited.
Outside of prison, we see Gemma taking care of Jax’s children (no shortage of irony there), Wendy (Drea de Matteo) packing a bag, Nero hanging out and drinking beers with the Mayans, and retired police chief Wayne Unser (Dayton Callie) bringing flowers to Tara’s grave — a sparse, unflattering resting place, with nothing more than her name, dates of birth and death, and prison numbers on the headstone.
• The season 4 premiere ended with a killer montage in which Jax took care of Russian Viktor Putlova (Keith Szarabajka), who’d ordered him shivved in prison, while Otto put a blade through the ear of the Russian inmate who’d attacked Jax.
• In season 5, Damon Pope (Harold Perrineau) told Jax that SAMCRO would pay for Tig killing his daughter by giving him 50 percent of the club’s cocaine-muling profits, leaving Tig in prison for the rest of his life to suffer, and having one Son die inside. When it was time for Jax to pick the Son, Opie started another fight so the guards took him. “I got this,” Opie told Jax, who wailed behind a glass window as he, Tig, and Chibs watched Opie meet his end at the hand of four black inmates. (“I got this” would be something Jax would later say when he killed the guard who’d orchestrated the brutal beating, and that Chibs would utter when he executed one of the released inmates.)
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• The season 5 episode “Crucifixed” was appropriately titled: That’s the one in whichOtto stabbed prison nurse Pamela Toric (Karina Logue) with the crucifix that he’d asked Tara to bring him. “Sons live. Redwood bleeds,” he told Tara.
• Having been framed by Jax for the Tig-triggered death of Pope in the season 5 finale, Clay found himself transferred to gen pop at Stockton in season 6. He was greeted by three black inmates who gave him a choice: Die then, or shiv an Aryan shot-caller to earn a temporary pardon. Clay chose the latter.
• Clay eventually snuck Otto a shiv, and Otto was able to stab Lee Toric (Donal Logue)in the infirmary before the guards riddled the long-suffering Son (played by series creator Kurt Sutter) with bullets.
For a deep dive into Sons of Anarchy‘s full body count, check out our season 1, season 2, season 3, season 4, season 5, and season 6 galleries.
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