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Sons Of Anarchy - Season 7 Episode 13: Papa's Goods
The seventh and final Season of Sons of Anarchy begins 10 days after the death of Gemma, leaving Jax heart-broken in jail and determined to find out the truth behind her passing. The club is behind Jax all the way and, as always, proving loyalty through many ups and downs. Gemma is fighting her own demons in coping with what she did and all is not 'on the level' with her. Jax';;;s oldest son is growing up... some might say a little too fast due to what he has to deal with and what he discovers.
When I finally saw an episode, I wouldn't dare miss another. At times horrifying, often gut wrenching but always entertaining, Sons of Anarchy will be missed.
The story may have taken some pit stops to tie up the final gangland arcs, but really, this was Jax Teller's eulogy, and that's where the show needed to land.
"Papa's Goods" might have been long -- way past your bedtime kind of long -- but it had everything fans of the show needed in order to say goodbye to Jax Teller and the rest of the SAMCRO gang.
It threw in intrigues and complications like a jam band throwing in bridges and time changes. At its best it was "Sweet Child o' Mine"; at its worst, "In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida."
"Papa's Goods" -- at almost two hours -- is a powerful end to seven seasons of revenge, lust, mayhem, glimmers of humor, and, perhaps most important, humanity.
The road may have gone on too long for some, but for the loyal fans that remained enthralled until the very end, it would be hard to imaging the ending didn't leave them feeling fulfilled.
Sons of Anarchy went out on a high note, managing to tie up the loose ends of the story in typically bloody fashion, while also delivering an emotionally charged goodbye to the characters.