We're now entering the final stages of withdrawal. It's been months since are last fix, and finally that itch that continually pulls from underneath our skin is nothing more than a distant memory. But that's going to end soon. There's no escaping it. "Sons of Anarchy" is making its return, and no matter how much we resist, the rumble of their motors are going to rip through our veins. But hey, there's nothing wrong with a healthy addiction as such. The world's most beloved club is on its way back. Embrace it.
In the final days leading up to the Season 6 premiere of "Sons of Anarchy," fans remain diligent, digging up any little secret they can find on what's to come. Most are concerned with how Jax and Tara will adapt to their new circumstances, and Kurt Sutter hints that things won't be pretty.
Sutter tells fans that Jax won't be visiting Tara at all while she's locked up, although it won't be for lack of trying, according to TVLine. When they do eventually see each other, anticipate "a deep sense of sadness on both their parts," says Sutter, who describes the reunion as "loving but very sad."
"They've been through so much already, and how many more times can you say, 'I'm sorry'" Sutter continues. "How many times can you say, 'It's going to get better?' How many times can you say, 'It'll change?' It's almost like there's a certain amount that they both are aware of."
And for those of you who can't take the SAMCRO dosage without someone to vent with, FX will air a post-episode talk show called "Anarchy Afterward," allowing fans to tune in and join the conversation about that week's particular episode. Each 30-minute installment will stream live on FX's website after the season premiere, episode 5 and the finale,
"Sons of Anarchy" returns to FX September 10.