This is my first IMDb review and this episode of the very good television show is the last thing I've watched, so this episode has the honors. The 4th episode of the 4th season starts off classy as the story continues with the club beginning to mule drugs for their new Mexican allies. As this is a new business for the Sons, one that causes great conflict internally, the viewer is brought in with a Spanish, acoustic rendition of Bob Dylan's "The Times They Are a-Changin'". A good chase scene later on as the club is pursued by a tail, but mostly the episode consists of dealings and dialogue as past concerns brought up begin to come together on all sides of this complex story. Kurt Sutter knows how to keep the story hanging for his fans each week. This episode will only make sense to those who have been following the series for some time. New viewers stay away, but I highly recommend this show as a whole.
3 Reviews
Una Venta (#4.4)
ComedyFan201028 September 2015
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The only thing I didn't like in it was that they were threatening a bunny. Violence towards animals even in imagination is too much for me. But this doesn't ruin the episode at all. It is still the great show and seems like it will keep being such.
Tara starting to talk with Piney about all the issues seems like a great way to go. I hope they will end up talking more without Gemma interrupting them. Maybe we will learn ever more about the past of the club. Seems the same thing happened with the Sons as with what they accused their sub club.
The scene with Otto in prison was pretty intense. I wonder what will happen now. Was interesting to find out that Kurt Sutter who plays Otto actually is also the creator of the show. Definitely very talented both as the actor and behind the scenes
Tara starting to talk with Piney about all the issues seems like a great way to go. I hope they will end up talking more without Gemma interrupting them. Maybe we will learn ever more about the past of the club. Seems the same thing happened with the Sons as with what they accused their sub club.
The scene with Otto in prison was pretty intense. I wonder what will happen now. Was interesting to find out that Kurt Sutter who plays Otto actually is also the creator of the show. Definitely very talented both as the actor and behind the scenes
Una Venta
dillivo-0609411 April 2020
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We meet another charter of the sons. Tara starts talking with Piney. Tension between Bobby and Clay rises. Samcro gets the coke, they now have to transport it. Solid episode, not bad but not equal with other episodes for me. Also Potter told Otto that Bobby had sex with Luann, that will propably also be bad for Samcro.
Best performance: William Lucking
Best performance: William Lucking
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