The sins of the father come crashing down on the son in the stunning, suspense-filled Season Three of Sons of Anarchy! Chaos and confusion reign after Jax’s infant son has been kidnapped and Gemma (Golden Globe winner Katey Sagal) has been framed for murder. When Abel’s trail leads SAMCRO to Belfast, Ireland, secrets are revealed and the bonds of brotherhood are shattered. Jax is left reeling with more questions than answers as he struggles with the legacy of his father, the future of the club, and the fate of his family.
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63 of 71 found the following review helpful:
Awesome showJan 17, 2011
By Keawona Hawkins I am not a review writer but I felt compelled to write a review on this show b/c this is the first show in a very long time that forced me to watch the whole season in one day. I am not a biker chick or never wanted a bike so I didn't think I would like it but this show was HIGHLY recommended so I took a chance and boy I wasn't disappointed. The characters, storyline and action are great and I don't feel anything is too farfetched. I hope they continue for seasons to come.
19 of 23 found the following review helpful:
Best series! A must watch.Jan 04, 2011
By Nikki W.
"Nikki W."
Very rarely do I watch something on tv and continue to think about it days later. This season of SOA had that sort of impact on me.
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With Jax's son kidnapped and Gemma going to jail we watch as the motorcycle club seems to be falling apart. The season opener started with a huge unforeseen bang. It was unbelievable. I really was in shock the entire episode. Especially, after the ended the second season with the way they did.
I think this show has some serious writers. With the scenarios they come up with and how they bring everything together has me WOWed.
I honestly, watched this entire season in one night. I was up until 5am the other morning just trying to see what happens next. This is one of the best series I've seen. I'll be thinking of this show for a long time.
57 of 77 found the following review helpful:
Excellent Start to the 3rd Season!Sep 11, 2010
By R. M. Lozano
"texasmountains"
I know it's probably a bit premature to rate the entire season based on the first episode, but this show since its inception has never disappointed me, so I'm fairly confident it will be a 5 star season as were seasons 1 and 2. The drama is heightened and the show seems to be taking on a new direction, with less emphasis on the actual activities of the Sons, and more focus on why they do what they do. I'll be eager to see how the plot develops; without giving away anything, some decisions have been made at the end of the first episode that have the potential to drastically alter the make up of the show and the direction it continues in. This should show us as the viewers a new side of the Club, and expand on the already prodigious talents of Kurt Sutter and his production team.
The show has the same sort of gritty feel as the Shield did a few years back, and even features a few of the same actors, most notably the guy who played Kurtis "Lem" Lemansky. Somehow the Sons has a cleaner feel to it, and while it never drags and never has any lulls in the suspense or action, it manages to be a less jerky show than the Shield - it doesn't have that same light editing real world feel to it, but instead relies on well-developed characters, engrossing story lines, and an incredibly talented cast and writing staff to carry the show. Wherever Season 3 takes us, it's sure to be a wild ride with the Sons, and some great TV for the rest of us armchair bikers...
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
SatisfactionAug 03, 2011
By Alida Redal The third season of "Sons of Anarchy" can only be described as satisfying. After watching the addictive series from the first, I loved the entire Shakespeare in leather premise, admired the single-minded tough guys and their sexy, adoring women, all centered upon the Teller Morrow clan. I was most interested in the Jemma character, played to perfection by Katey Sagel. While sharing her family views and exacting jealousy for her 'viejo', her anger was always too white-hot for me. Season Three laid it all out for me. I won't spoil it for anyone who hasn't watched but I'll suffice to say the Sons get theirs. You will discover why Jemma has such an aversion to God and religion. You will understand her utter contempt for her first husband, John Teller, Jax's father. You will enjoy the quick trip to the gritty side of Ireland and hang your head at the greasy grace of Catholicism. You will see Agent Stahl over-play her hand and Jax snicker as the Sons meticulously tie up loose ends. I have concerns about the violence on women (see Season Two; gangsters' ladies should be well-protected) but I look forward to Season Four. Will Tara confront Jemma or fall in line as a good daughter? Will Tig make peace with the blond biker from Tacoma who mysteriously favors Katey Sagal? How will Clay run his business while in stir? Will Lila the porn-child marry Opie? Will Tara and Jax ever be a true family? September the 6th can't come soon enough!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Overall, the worst seasonDec 15, 2011
By J. M. Sutphen
"Jules"
This season had it's moments but overall, it was by far my least favorite. Thankfully, Sutter came back very strong with Season 4, which I find is the best yet. The Ireland deal was really drug out for too long. It wasn't hard to see why this season wasn't nominated for anything. It's still one of the best on T.V. so it's easy to forgive this glitch.
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