Sons of Anarchy Season 2 - DISCUSSION THREAD - Page 16

Originally Posted by Sauer Grapes:
Don't forget that Tig chickened out when it was time to protect Clay and the pledge stepped up. That's going to cause more of a rift later also.

Good catch! Totally missed that fact. Interesting, indeed... :-)
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Originally Posted by Sauer Grapes:
Don't forget that Tig chickened out when it was time to protect Clay and the pledge stepped up. That's going to cause more of a rift later also.

ok, so I wasn't the only one who thought that was significant. How about in the scene with the irishman? Everyone else is kinda hanging back and the prospect in the one advancing on the guy. Perhaps having a pair is making the prospect a lil more aggressive. (I can't believe we made it this long before someone made a neutical reference and it was ME.)
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Originally Posted by GKitty:
ok, so I wasn't the only one who thought that was significant. How about in the scene with the irishman? Everyone else is kinda hanging back and the prospect in the one advancing on the guy. Perhaps having a pair is making the prospect a lil more aggressive. (I can't believe we made it this long before someone made a neutical reference and it was ME.)

:-) :-) :-) :-) Thanks for the laugh. :-)
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Originally Posted by SmokeyJoe:
Remember... Gemma already knows. She may not know the details, but she knew to ask the day after, "was that our mistake?"

Ok, I've been obsessing about this point for the last hour or so. I remember Gemma asking the question, but I don't remember Clay answering it. Which if that's the case; she doesn't "know", she's suspicious.

And I'm sure all of you will agree a suspicious woman is even more troublesome than one who knows what's up.

Originally Posted by SmokeyJoe:
:-) :-) :-) :-) Thanks for the laugh. :-)

I seriously was expecting all kinds of posts about that development. Or at the very least someone to make a "gay-curious" comment. I giggled ridiculously.
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Originally Posted by BarneyBandMan:
I was waiting to see Bobby freak out that Chucky was going to help with the books at the studio since he was hiding the two sets of books from the club in exchange for some Luanne ..uhh..uhmm...professionalism.:-)

That is a good point. This episode is setting up a lot of things. I thought the end was damn good. Don't forget that the Opies kids were in the room for that. I think the prospect will get his rocker at some point soon and take on a bigger role. I would like to see something good for the club so there is something to cheer for. Watching the club just implode gets depressing at some point.

I'm so glad I'm caught up and I can read and post in this thread rather than trying to avoid hearing anything about the episode.
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This was a really good episode but at the same time it was a really bad episode. It was bad in terms because of the club destroying itself from the inside out.

Clay needs to be a man and tell Opie what happened. Everyone is so quick to blame Jax for the beef with Clay, if Opie knew that Jax was pissed because Clay ordered the hit on Donna, I have a feeling Opie would be signing a different tune.

I knew Zoebelle was going to get in bed with the Mayans. I don't know how, but I had that feeling the entire time.

Tig totally hesitated when he he was supposed to protect Clay. How about the part where Clay told Tig "I'm not even sure this patch makes sense anymore". He was referring to the SGT AT ARMS patch that Tig wears for anyone who did not catch that. I see a changing of the guard real soon if Tig does not get his **** straight.

and Chibbs has a wife? and Gemma is afraid of her? Gemma said she has only been afraid of 3 women and one of them in Chibbs wife. This should be an interesting twist. This was a great episode, and I can't wait for next week.
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But how does Clay man-up and say "It was us who killed Donna...sorry about that, Bro....we meant to kill you".
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Better be a heck of a cigar they are smoking for that news breif to go over well.
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Originally Posted by icehog3:
But how does Clay man-up and say "It was us who killed Donna...sorry about that, Bro....we meant to kill you".

By handing out behikes firsT? :-)
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Originally Posted by icehog3:
But how does Clay man-up and say "It was us who killed Donna...sorry about that, Bro....we meant to kill you".

No he says, I ordered Tig to kill YOU because I thought you were a rat. Their was a **** up in the plan.
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Originally Posted by Darrell:
No he says, I ordered Tig to kill YOU because I thought you were a rat. Their was a **** up in the plan.

I know I would be fine if someone killed my wife but explained it nicely like that, Darrell. :-)
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Originally Posted by icehog3:
I know I would be fine if someone killed my wife but explained it nicely like that, Darrell. :-)

I never said everything would be fine. However, it's about time Clay got the sand out and admitted it, as long as it keeps brewing the club will continue to tear itself apart.
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The last thing clay should do, from a survival point of both him and the club is to tell opie the truth. He's damned either way, but he's more damned if he makes enemies with opie.

Sure, it's what a man would do, but don't forget, SAMCRO are criminals and as much as the show glorifies them, and as much as we like members of the club, the aren't upstanding guys.
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yeah, but Jax has more to lose than Clay..Clay is the past and Jax is the future..for Opie to be a part of the future, he needs Jax...and who's to say he doesn't already know Clay's past killed his wife. He has been acting as one who abandons his past, as far as Donna and the kids are concerned...or whatever...Canes just got their a**es handed to them by the Flyers..so I may not be handling the past well right now anyway...lol:-)

I LOVE this show...
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