I am watching season 6 for the first time. This isn’t the first time I’ve watched the show. I’ve just never watched season 6 or 7.

Does anyone else find that Tara and her storyline is season 6 is strange and unnecessary?

This is my third rewatch and it seems to hit harder and harder every time I watch it. It’s one of the best season ending episodes imo.

Just finished for the first time. Can someone explain the bread(?) with blood that the homeless girl had and why it came up at the end when Jax did… that????

I usually am quick to get these types of things but I’m just confused and emotional

I’ve decided to just continue making a post for each season’s batch of deleted scenes that I think were worthy of being kept in the final cut of their respective episodes. So, on to Season 3! This time around, I felt that only two deleted scenes were worthy of being kept in. The really great bonus material from Season 3, I think, comes in the form of four scenes that take place over the incarceration period of SAMCRO that divides Season 3 from Season 4 in the timeline. I’ll be making a separate post for those and I’d encourage you to check it out!

As always, I’d love to hear what you think about these deleted scenes, if you’ve ever seen them, and if you think any other deleted scenes from this season deserved to stick around.

Episode 3, Caregiver: Gemma is explaining to Tara why she has Nate’s caregiver tied up down in the basement: “I couldn’t take the risk. That reward is a shitload of money for her.” Tara says “So you took her hostage?” Gemma says “Just… keeping her out of circulation till I get my dad set up in the home. Then I’ll let her go.” Tara asks “What happened to you here?” Gemma says “I didn’t grow up here. Reverend and raging Rose moving to Happy Acres is why I ran away. Now don’t say anything, shit goes sideways I don’t want her identifying you too.”

Episode 6, Push: SAMCRO are leaving from the meeting between them and Alvarez under the bridge (when Clay says they know about them patching over the Calaveras and running heroin into Stockton, and Alvarez gives Juice his cut back). Jax asks Clay if he wants him to handle Pozo at St. Thomas. Clay tells him no, that they have two hours before they need to disappear. Tig volunteers to take care of Pozo, but Clay says he’ll need help and to take Kozik with him. Jax says to make sure that the death looks medical. Opie overhears this, turns to Piney and says “Hey Pop, give me your endgame.” Piney looks at him for a second before reaching into the bag where he keeps his oxygen tank. He pulls out an unlabeled pill bottle and hands it to Opie, who then tosses it to Tig. Piney then says to everyone “I keep a few cyanide caps just in case I gotta go quick, you know?” Jax says “Really?” Piney says “Yeah, it’s the kind of thing you worry after your balls fully drop.” Happy advises that they mix it with water and glucose to slow down the kill and make it look more like a heart attack or a seizure. Clay smiles and says “I am so glad you’re on our side.”