[summertea]

Shield, unfortunately, went on TV, but the prominent alumni Kurt Sutter seems to have taken it upon themselves to carry out its heritage and the Sons of Anarchy DVD, and if the first season of the show, there are indications that more than up to the task. Anyone who enjoyed Shield combination of intelligence and testosterone certainly find a lot of those here, as the SOA show quickly established itself as one of the TV irresistible single, consistent, and only improved from there. Striking an almost perfect balance of grit and sensationalism, it takes viewers through the world characterized by violence, I play both sides, and racial division, which emphasizes the moral ambiguity, and personal belongings and family members involved in a life lived between the straight world and the criminal law. Consultation with the characters and plot twists almost operatic, but it still seems to be rooted in the harsh reality of the Bones DVD.

The starting point is a kind of Criminal Minds DVD: young biker and father again, Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) is trying to balance work and personal life as vice-president of Sons of Anarchy Motorcylcle Club Redwood Original (aka SAMCRO), arms trafficking gang biker co-founder of his late father and now run by his stepfather, Clay Morrow (Ron Perlman, the ever boastful), who is married Gemma Clay widowed mother (Katey Sagal, roughly in the greatest possible departure of Married With Children days). From the beginning a bit hippie-ish father imagine SAMCRO Jax has evolved into a criminal power, particularly in their home base of Supernatural DVD, where they are almost a small town Mafia.

These guys may not be as bad as the Hell's Angels, but it seems clear that dissidents are far from harmless, because we see them in use of weapons, guilty of murder and (a particularly stunning scene) to burn the tattoo former member traitor. An episode plots focus on the efforts of the band to make a profit and stay out of trouble most skillfully mixed with underworld life of weapons continued controversy and rising tensions in the club. As the How I Met Your Mother DVD progresses it is increasingly evolving perspectives battle between world-weary cynicism Clay and Jax is (relatively) idealistic tendencies and remorse of conscience, which leads inevitably to the conclusion that I'm already drooling anticpation in season two.