The San Diego Comic-Con is over. Sure it's disappointing, but think of everything there is to look forward to. Now that the mayhem has passed, we have the opportunity to think back on all that we learned over the past weekend. There's plenty to dwell on. Between the cast interviews and special sneak peek footage from television's biggest shows, the fall TV forecast has begun to clear up. Fellow fans now have well-informed ideas of what the future holds in store for their favorite series.
One of the fall's most anticipated series, "Sons of Anarchy," attracted an impressive crowd over the weekend as the cast members and producers exposed the upcoming sixth season's harrowing secrets.
What most intrigued fans was the news of a new SAMCRO Vice President. Chibs will take on the role of Jax's right hand man in place of Bobby, which will change things dramatically. Perhaps Chibs can bring "some conscience," said Tommy Flanagan, who plays Chibs. "He has blind loyalty toward Jax in a lot of ways."
"Tommy's like my big brother in real life," added Charlie Hunnam, who plays Jax. "So that dynamic's been coming through a lot this season."
Hunnam also talked about how his character will react on the wake of his best friend Opie's death in the season 5 finale. He'll spin it to "inform him in a more positive way," he said. "He'll try to let it inspire him to turn this club into what [his father] John Teller wanted it to be."
Finally, fans know that season 7 may very well be the last, so the upcoming sixth season will have to set up the dramatic conclusion, which according to showrunner Kurt Sutter, will consist of "a big pool of blood." Sutter added that he has "a sense of what I want the last scene of the show to be. How we're going to get there and what the looks like, I'm not sure. I come into each season knowing what I want the season to be... and the looser I grip those [ideas], the better the season is."
"Sons of Anarchy" will return to FX September 11.
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