Cara ele fez tudo pelo clube, não ia denuncia o clube, virou um psicopata pelo clube. Show né ?

Mas como caralhos alguns membros na cadeia sabiam que ele era rato, os cara fofocavam sobre ele ser um rato.

Mas a porra dos cartéis não sabiam, a porra dos militares não sabiam. Não existe isso na vida real, para um certos níveis negociar com você, eles investigam sua vida, eles tem gente importante na folha de pagamento. Esse segredo foi bizarro na série, um furo meio maluco, meio sem sentido. Eu duvido alguém me explicar como caralho um cartel que mexe com Bilhões de dólares, subornar militares, políticos, gente de alto escalão do país ou os próprios militares não saberiam que ele era um rato. Isso meio que caga a série, mesmo eu a amando

Eu sei que a maioria gosta de algo Hollywood e bonito com um galã branco e loiro e um monte de brancos quebrando as regras. Mas os Mayans é muito mais real, ter um MC sendo Mexicano, é complicado, guerras de cartéis, preconceito americano, racismo, tudo que os Sons of Anarchy faz de crime, quando os Mayans fazem é mais pesado. 1 é o glamour em cima do Sons of Anarchy são gringos brancos, não imigrantes, são pessoas de um país marginalizado.

A história familiar nós Mayans é muito mais dramática e real, já no Sons of Anarchy Jax sofre igual um garoto branco emo que quer criar uma banda de rock nos anos 2000

Do you think EZ would have done anything to Wendy if she mentioned Jax’s name instead of just saying her ex just because she used to be affiliated with SOA?? Just got done watching it again and have always wondered that because EZ’s switch was already flipped by then

All the problems and chaos within the club, I swear they really screwed each other way worse than SOA and Gemma’s bs.

The movie, last seen alive

In the beginning when the guy loses his wife at the gas station,

The gas station clerk is bishop mayans president

The gas station shop is called. EZ market. I found that funny

Hot take, but if you go back and look at it. The worst character in the show was EZ. Anyone else agree?

Man, I'm on S3 now and the way they built the relationship between Gaby and EZ feels so cringe, its insane. She acts like a 14 year old girl who is in love for the first time and EZ announcing to his family that she got accepted to nursing school etc is just so cringe. Like they give a shit... It doesn't fit one bit into that world lmao. And junkie whiny Coco is also just annoying

I don’t know if this is a weird thing to say, but it feels like towards the end of season four EZ starts getting a swagger like Jax Teller. The way he walked is what I mean.

Maya was also buried with a Step pyramid near his tomb in Egypt, just like the one in Mexico. Why do people who call themselves Mayans believe this isnt the same person,,,because white people tell you it isn’t? At this point the amount of evidence is overwhelming and I think it’s time to get on the right side of history.

First scene and all I can say is hell yeah.

I keep on wondering what happened to the other clubs in California after they fell. The Southern California charters are all dead, making Stockton and Oakland the last clubs in the state.

Going into season 3 it feels like the show has actually started gaining some in the story. This is my first time watching it and I’ve enjoyed EZ and Angel’s story because the dynamic of the brotherly love. However I do feel difference in the writing from I guess Sutter, I’ve heard he gets replaced down the line but I’m not sure which season. I guess after seeing episode one and the fall out from the last season’s finale, I just have one problem. It’s nothing huge, however it does involve the story some, I want to know why the story feels more cartel oriented than club oriented. I get the run the dope from Season one, but showing the cartels family aspect so much and them being a huge focus makes the story drag a lot, and makes me wonder what is the point. The last episode of Season 2 kicked ass, and that’s more of why I watched it, I was thinking more in the lines of action/drama not crime/drama(I can’t figure out another way to explain it)

After everything went down with the VM, why not set up a charter on the border to help with the guns?

That's exactly the purpose of the SP charter for the cartel. Do it again for the guns.

I don't know wtf they were trying to accomplish by making him the big bad in the final seasons cuz i wasn't buying it. He was cool for meth mountain, but that whole rouge set of SOA members was just stupid and ridiculous. They tried to hype him so hard being all psycho and shit and he died begging like a bitch and pissed on in an alleyway. How tf do they try and hype a big bad so hard just to fizzle out. If clay was around 100% he would've took out or got someone to take out Isaac for bringing so much heat to the SOA. Plus I couldn't buy him as a super villain when he was the lawyer in thir13een ghost that got split in half lmaoo. He could've been such an awesome character, but i blame the shitty writing and how rushed the show got by season 5.

Honestly they were the worst chapter of the Mayans. Everyone was a scum back to one another and almost if not all their issues were self-inflicted. The only two I had no issue with were Rizz and Creeper. They just seemed chill and minded their own business, but everyone else in that charter would snake each other at one point or another lol or cause issues for the rest of the club.

Honestly the Swole Boys MC were the stupidest lame ass cringe charter in the show I laughed my ass off when they appeared. Just when I thought it couldn't get any lamer they bring on the Broken Saints. Broken Saints had the most pointless appearance and side plot that went nowhere. Even what they stood for was cringe and forced AF.

I think the first 2 season was really good afterwards kinda of mixed on the last 3

Here's how I ranked each season

1. 2

2.4

3.3

4.1

5.5

Watching UFC tonight and noticed Ibarra. He wasn’t in the crowd though. I might be late to this but I don’t know Mike Beltran was a referee in real life

...is insufferable. Probably the hardest to watch across both shows.

So first few episodes I didn't think it was great and it thought the whole story was abit convoluted, in a bad way, but out of loyalty to SOA I kept watching and by the end of S1 & S2 I was definitely enjoying it much more. But at some point the whole thing just felt kind of meh. The obvious reason could be the writing after Kurt left but there was still some great parts I liked in the later series so I don't want to attribute it all to that, what does everyone else think?

Compared to SOA I didn't really ever believe in certain characters, I never thought Bishop suited being the prez, and aside from Ez and Angel I never really cared for anyone in the crew other than Coco and later Creep who I feel should of had more of a role in the early series. I did kind of like Taza and before his story was fully revealed I always thought he looked like he should be the prez over bishop.

Emily was annoying throughout the whole series, I didn't like that Ez's whole photographic memory thing was just dropped and never used after a certain point, and think it was a missed opportunity not having at least one of Ez or Angel finding out Miguel was there brother, and I guess that's my overall feelings towards the show, good enough, great sometimes even, but can't help feeling like it missed or wasted what it could of been.

I’m trying to find a scene where Bishop and Angel are talking about kids and Bish says he’d burn everything down for another moment with Aiden. What episode was that?

watching it on Disney plus, LG G5. First two seasons were in hdr. I could watch it just for the beautiful highlights and bike’s shiny metals. But from season 3 to the rest seems in non-hdr. I wanted to check if any of you had the same experience and know why the switch. Or whether Apple TV has all in hdr. Usually later seasons of a show become hdr if at all.