So, if anyone's watching, whaddya think?
Fun show, with some well-crafted scenarios (getting Gemma maneuvered to take the fall for Stahl's stupid murder for instance) but it's feeling a bit repetitive and I'm getting a bit weary of the way everyone on this show is deplorable and you could only call them moral within their own tribal contexts, which makes it hard to place the loyalty shown within the biker gang above, say, the loyalty shown within the Mayans or aryan gangs. Even scummy Weston was a loving father, after all.
Even Tara has now fallen into the tribal mode, slugging her obnoxious co-worker for being a bureaucratic bitch and interfering with her important work providing medical assistance to bikers without insurance. The lone hold-out is also my favorite character - poor, embattled Hale. But even his committment to uphold the law apparently didn't extend to white-supremacist rapists.
And of course you knew poor Half-Sack had to buy it when Clay decided to "patch him in."
I'm not sure I'm up for 5 or 6 seasons of this stuff, but 3 or 4 would be just fine. I think next season they need to pull the trigger on some of the Big Secrets: Tara's ex buried in a shallow grave and Opie finds out the truth about Donna.
Fun show, with some well-crafted scenarios (getting Gemma maneuvered to take the fall for Stahl's stupid murder for instance) but it's feeling a bit repetitive and I'm getting a bit weary of the way everyone on this show is deplorable and you could only call them moral within their own tribal contexts, which makes it hard to place the loyalty shown within the biker gang above, say, the loyalty shown within the Mayans or aryan gangs. Even scummy Weston was a loving father, after all.
Even Tara has now fallen into the tribal mode, slugging her obnoxious co-worker for being a bureaucratic bitch and interfering with her important work providing medical assistance to bikers without insurance. The lone hold-out is also my favorite character - poor, embattled Hale. But even his committment to uphold the law apparently didn't extend to white-supremacist rapists.
And of course you knew poor Half-Sack had to buy it when Clay decided to "patch him in."
I'm not sure I'm up for 5 or 6 seasons of this stuff, but 3 or 4 would be just fine. I think next season they need to pull the trigger on some of the Big Secrets: Tara's ex buried in a shallow grave and Opie finds out the truth about Donna.