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| Sim Join Date: May 2002 Location: Central Valley, Cali
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| Very very intersting episode. The fight in jail was needed. The bathroom scene had me laughing. This show beat Jay Leno and Forgotten in the ratings. Did it all while being on FX.
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| Registered User Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Washington
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Spoiler Alert, click show to read: As for the guards letting them fight, i'm sure that happens all the time for entertainment, specially if the guards are on the take. I was also happy to see Clay getting smacked around a little, he needs his head pulled out. | |
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| The Educated Fool Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Atlanta, GA
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+19 Internets | Probably, yes. She deliberately set him off so he'd go after Jax, hoping that it would anger Jax long enough for her to make a deal with him. Problem is, Jax isn't the same kind of hothead he was at the start of season 1, nor was he ever as reactionary as Clay. Now she knows it. Jax opened a can of worms by mentioning Cohn though. That was a significant error, and it's going to end up biting him in the ass somehow. If nothing else, now FBI girl knows to dig around. edit: Yeah, Clay is going to be ten times worse now because he didn't just outright mop the floor with Jax. I think he expected to dominate, and that just didn't happen. He'll never back down though, and despite Clay starting the fight it's going to cost Jax a ton of influence in the club. Other charters are going to take notice once they hear about it. |
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| "Hamburgers, the cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast" Join Date: Mar 2002
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+52 Internets | As far as the guards letting them fight: Its a holding cell with 30+ dudes in it. Think about it.
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| Registered User Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Washington
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I'm wondering if Jax is gonna bury his beef for the good of the club. | |
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| The Educated Fool Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Atlanta, GA
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+19 Internets | It's Hamlet, of course he did. Clay and Gemma conspired in some way to have John Teller offed, we just don't know how or why yet. Almost certainly it had to do with his choice to lead the Sons away from a life of crime. We should find out as the series progresses. That reminds me, the most interesting part of the episode to me wasn't the fight, or any of the jail stuff. It's the fact that Elliot Oswald actually ponied up 300k against 3 million in property to get the man who blackmailed him out of jail. It's clear from the way the scene plays out that Elliot and Gemma have some history we don't know about, and it must be something pretty big for that kind of cash. My pet theory is that Gemma is an Oswald by birth, or related in some way. We know she grew up in Charming and then ran away, and we know the Sons came to Charming with her guidance when she returned on the arm of John Teller. Elliot says in s1 that the Oswalds have been in Charming since before the Sons, and Clay obviously has some unresolved issues with him. I'm thinking her roots in Charming go a lot deeper than we know. Either she's a relative, or she has some personal history with Elliot. Nothing else explains that kind of favor, not even helping Elliot's daughter get over her trauma. |
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