Is Sons of Anarchy season 3 good?

season three of Sons of Anarchy have the show developing further into an intricate and juicy web of family ties, secrets and lies, making it easily one of the best shows returning to TV this fall.

Why did Sons of Anarchy go to jail in season 3?

A scuffle breaks out, and the Sons are all arrested for the gun charges, albeit reduced from 15 years to 14 months, due to Stahl and Jax’s agreement.

Is Jax a rat in season 3?

In season three, Jax tells Stahl that he’s willing to give up the IRA member, Jimmy O., in order to keep the club out of prison, essentially becoming a rat. After the deal is done, Stahl gives up Jax as a rat and a huge fight ensues. Turns out, the club was in on this the whole time.

What happened in season 3 Sons of Anarchy?

Sons Of Anarchy season 3 was a particularly intense series of the club, with Jax’s baby son being kidnapped and he is seemingly forced to make a deal betraying SAMCRO to evil ATF agent June Stahl (Ally Walker, Universal Soldier).

What does Jax learn in Belfast?

Jax manages to push the trial date back for 10 days with his deal, allowing the club to make the trip to Belfast. There they soon learn that the local charter of the Sons is playing its own game, and that the IRA keeps information from them.

Does Gemma go to jail for killing Tara?

Unser tells Jax that the member of Lin’s Triad that Gemma said killed Tara was actually in jail the night of the murder. Unser agrees to help Jax get a face-to-face with Juice in prison. Juice is in the process of giving himself a pep talk. “This gets done,” he says to himself.

Why does Jax go to jail?

And when pressed for more details, he says he’s even spent a month in jail for parole violations and gotten into trouble for driving without a driver’s license. That matches what Star reports, that Jax was “convicted of DUI and driving with a suspended license. Sentenced to 15 days in jail […]

What does NS mean in Sons of Anarchy?

Anarchy Forever. Forever Anarchy
This is likely to stand for ‘Anarchy Forever. Forever Anarchy’.