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Sons of Anarchy: Season Four

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This is the best series on TV. Can't wait until Tuesday night. No one does it better than Jax. What an all star cast! I'll remember this gang no matter where I see them. Whatever season, it always has a great storyline, and it will never leave you disappointed. My favorite was the visit with the Irish. And I'd love to see Sam Elliott in some kind of biker role. He's the Vietnam Veteran age, could have been friends with John and Piney, he's got that deep voice that makes ya listen, and he looks good in leathers. And if he could play the biker boyfriend of Cher in Mask, he could be Jemma's love interest, and a father figure for Jax! Love this show!!!

Sons of Anarchy: Season Four has moved beyond the brooding bad boy biker philosipher theme. The series has resurrected a motorcycle club lifestyle that is, if not spot on with reality, closer to the outlaw perception non-riders assume exists.

This is definitely by far one of the best Drama shows on TV. Season 2 was a little disappointing with the Porn business and all (it almost kept me from following the story line), but fortunately season three brought me out of my shell and now I'm glued to it since and can't wait for season five. We started rewatching the series from the beginning and getting more out of the charactors and their roles in the club. The Finales of season 3 & 4 are to be watched over a few time to really get the punch in the stomach on what a great show this is.

We have gotten hooked on this series! We have viewed all of the season's 1-3 and saw season 4 was available for purchase. There aren't many good movies to watch/rent out there this winter, so we went with this and have been watching on our ROKU2. I would recommend going with the full season purchase vs. individual, saves you lots of $$. Plus - the streaming is awesome, goes without a glitch! Thanks Amazon!

If you haven't followed it from the beginning, then

it may not appeal to you. However, if you have, you

simply can't get enough of it. It's Two Thumbs Up,

all the way~!!!

I love this show! Entertaining and got here quickly! I enjoy my shows but sometimes have no time to get them. This was a good way to just come home and enjoy it.

If you totally dig SOA then you are now prepared to read or watch Hamlet because you know the story. Young, reflective prince unsure of the foundations of his life's order. Gets a visit by his father's ghost, Hamlet Senior, who helpfully tells him he was murdered by his brother Claudius (probably). The Queen cares more for status and power than doing what's right, so she stands by her (current) man. She worries about her unhappy son: "It's like his father is speaking to him from beyond the grave." Then of course there's the title of the manuscript: "How SAMCRO Lost Its Way." Truly something is rotten in the state of Denmark.

Agent Stahl, our duplicitous, spying Polonius of this tale, helpfully calls Jax and Gemma the "prince" and the "queen." She gets the Polonius treatment, too, meeting her demise at the end of season 3. And if Stumpy and Half Sack aren't Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, they're Falstaff.

Just in case you weren't clued in by the show's obvious references, Maureen Ashby helps us out from Ireland, by sending more of our ghost's writings so we can hear the voice of John Teller saying "Murder most foul..."

If the creators of SOA are to be true to the origins of their story, they will acknowledge its greatness by killing Jax Teller at the hands of someone, probably from SOA Belfast Charter or the IRA whose own father suffered years ago at the hands of John Teller, avenging his own father's death. We don't really have an Ophelia here though. Jax's old lady is a strong and intelligent woman who chooses to jump in to the mayhem rather than simply being swept along by it. She may be the one, at the end of the story, who acts as Horatio's voice, telling us the sadness of it, what can be learned from it and why we should care as she soldiers on without her best friend.

I sincerely hope we see a full dramatic end to the story, that the characters we love will die bloody or triumph and all will be tied up in a most Shakespearean way.

SOA is by far the best thing I've found in current television production. If you have missed it, get Amazon Prime or Netflix and stream the first three seasons. Do that and I'll bet you'll be back here to buy the fourth.

This is a series to own on Blu-Ray.

I am 70 now,been riding Lone Wolf for 52 years, this is one hell of a yarn and closer to the truth than most would imagine....Katey Segal is one hell of an underated actress so I commend her husband for writing this part for her,brings out her full potential, I'm a Scot and so I find it humorous you have a Limey playing a CA.Biker, but what the hell he doe's a damn fine job, their all good, I have ordered this from Amazon but haven't recieved it yet. People that I know that have looked at me as an abberation have come up and apologised. The greatness of Sutters writing is that he makes you both love and respect them as well as hate them and the truth is they simply measure humanity as a whole. I knew Ralph Barger lightly in the 60's always liked him, he was a great President of The Oakland Chapter H.A.'S a good man, was a shock to see him on the show, in my mind he's still that good looking young man of the 60's The Angels are poorer for him not representing them now.

Season 4 has a slightly different feel to it; but that is because the plot has brought out some nasty things in the character development. A comment to a different reviewer...of course the wedding was tacky they are bikers!!! What else would they do? The show continues to hold the appalled eye of the viewers as the SOA continue to kill and maim and double cross. Great fun.

Waited for season 4 and am anxious for season 5. SAMCRO lives up to their 'values' as each is influenced and alliances are tested. Ordered and watched it all from my ROKU box which was a simple process as well. The Cloud is a wonderful thing.