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First of all Chucky really is the thing this show needs, they use him perfectly he is in it for maybe a few minutes but he is so funny. Chibs finds out that juice tries to commit suicide. And Clay kills Piney.. Now I really want Clay to die as he now went too far. Ron perlman does an amazing job tho. Clay sets it up as if the Del Lobo cartel did it. A war has begun with this gang because they killed some of the mayans and one of the other sons charter pres. Rip Piney thank you William Lucking for this amazing performance.

Best performances: William Lucking and Ron perlman

Wow, another amazing episode.

Well, first of all the great thing is that Juice survived. I also like how Chibs found him at the end and figured out that he wanted to commit suicide. I wonder what Juice will tell him, because they sure will have to talk.

The episode is also pretty gruesome with all those cut off heads. And the part with the chili that the cops even ate was especially sickening.

But the most amazing part was the confrontation of Clay and Piney. Now Piney is dead, where will this lead? I really love Clay's character. Not as an actual human being but as a show character. Ron Perlman is great in this role. This is a perfect character that is chosen to be the bad guy from the club. This is going very well and is also very promising for the future

I'm getting tired of hearing Jax and Gemma say they're "protecting their family". In an earlier episode, when Juice is in hospital, he quotes what Jax told him about joining the club, that the club comes first, family second, so why is Jax putting his family first? Why is it all about his family and their interests? How he tells Tara "I wont' let that happen" or "I won't let anything bad happen", really?You just got some heads delivered to the club. Oh, and Abel and Tara have already been kidnapped, Gemma was gang raped,etc. Why isn't Tara saying anything about that? why doesn't she bring up being kidnapped when he defends staying in the club as "protecting his family"? It's fascinating how everyone seems to have moved on from kidnappings, Jax using it as a punchline in a previous episode. It feels like the story lines and characters weren't developed ahead of time, they're just doing writing without really thinking about where things are going nor trying to tie in things from past episodes. It feels like a teen show, where things get resolved by the end of the episode or after a couple episodes and it's like it never happened.