Anarchy boys are back in town
And for those already tuned in to the Emmy-worthy drama, we've included a few hints on what to expect in the new season, too.
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| A is for Abel Teller, the infant son of Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) and his estranged meth addict wife Wendy (Drea de Matteo). Abel was born with digestive and cardiac problems because Wendy used drugs during her pregnancy, but he recovered and has been a healthy baby. With Wendy gone to reside in a sober living facility, Jax, his mom Gemma and his girlfriend Tara have cared for Abel ... until he was kidnapped in the season 2 finale, a storyline that continues in season 3. B is for Blowtorch, which former Sons of Anarchy club member Kyle Hobart (Brian Van Holt) got to experience up close and personal in season 1. Sons are members for life, and have large tattoos on their backs to prove it; if they're no longer part of the club, they're supposed to have the tattoos removed. Kyle, who was thrown out of the club when he abandoned fellow SOA member Opie during a planned arson, hadn't done that when he met up with his fellow cohorts, so they removed it for him, by burning it off with a torch. C is for Chapel, a room inside the Sons of Anarchy clubhouse. The chapel is where club members meet every week (the meetings are called "church"), and discuss business and any problems members have with each other. They gather around a long, elaborate wood table that has their logo -- a reaper -- hand carved into the middle. The wood artist: Doug Rowell, who has also sculpted wooden pieces for 'The Golden Girls,' 'Numb3rs' and 'Birds of Prey.' |
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