FX’s hit biker drama Sons of Anarchy is all new tonight. Check out the all new plot preview below. Scenes from tonight’s new episode, leaked earlier in the year when paparazzi spotted a fight between Nero (Jimmy Smits) and Jax (Charlie Hunnam). Now creator Kurt Sutter is opening up about the episode leak as well as the end of the series. Viewers can catch up on the past six season this October, when the last season streams on Netflix.
The official plot synopsis for tonight’s all new episode, titled “Some Strange Eruption.” reads:
“A betrayal leads to violence at the Stockton Ports.”
Earlier in the year, shots from the upcoming episode got released by paparazzi. Now creator, Kurt Sutter, is speaking out scene, telling Entertainment Weekly:
“S**t getting out? It’s always a concern, especially this season. For casting, we were getting screwed because people were taking sides and giving away story points, so now we write separate scenes for auditions that don’t give out any story points but essentially cover the same emotional range that we need. You’re always at risk when you’re doing something outside. Everyone has a f***in’ camera. So you just hope that it doesn’t give away too much. I don’t think it’s ever gonna stop people from watching, but you hate anything getting spoiled, especially on a show where we sort of pride ourselves on doing things that are unexpected. It’s interesting; I find some really, really dedicated fans don’t even like to watch the commercials because they don’t want to know anything.”
Sutter also spoke with the publication about how he ends the show and if fear of backlash from Netflix viewers will affect it:
“I can’t think that way. I can’t worry about what the perception is going to be, I just have to tell the story. I know how I want it to end, and that’s the way I’m going to end it, and however it lands in terms of the landscape of things, that’s the way it will land. As long as I know I’m telling the story that I intended to tell, then I know that I’ve been organic in terms of the narrative and didn’t compromise the vision, I can feel good about it going in. That’s the perspective I think you have to have.”
Speaking of Netflix, Season 6 will soon be available for streaming on October 25. You can check out the all new Season 7 episode tonight at 10:00 p,m. on FX.
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