‘Sons of Anarchy’ season 6, episode 10 preview: Charlie Hunnam, Maggie Siff, and ‘Huang Wu’

What comes next for Jax Teller? Charlie Hunnam and Maggie Siff completely owned tonight’s “Sons of Anarchy” season 6 episode “John 8:32,” and next week with “Huang Wu,” the two are going to get plenty of great material yet again as the whole family battle wages on. Jax now knows that Tara set up Gemma with a fake pregnancy, and the warpath could be hitting new levels of intensity.

After all, the tail end of the promo for this episode below suggests that Tara is going to have one the children snatched away from under her … but who took it? While some easy theories would be Jax or someone else in the club, you also have to consider the possibility that it may have been some other enemies. This MC has plenty of them out there who would love nothing more than to make a move to get under Jax’s skin.

And now, we present the incredibly-short (as always) synopsis for the episode via FX:

“Jax looks to push the club forward but the Irish put another obstacle in his way.”

While the Irish may not know how badly they are in jeopardy right now, they likely will soon. Jax made a deal with Patterson to turn over Galen, and he at least seems partially intent on doing so. While we cannot imagine that working with someone in the court system is his idea of a good time or an ideal situation, you have to also consider that Jax needs her help to keep SAMCRO together. If he can get himself immunity and turn over someone else, why not try to do so? It’s a move that benefits both parties, and most importantly benefits the club.

With this being episode 10, we really start to imagine that this will be when some of the craziness will start to fully erupt within the world of the show. There are only four episodes left, and that means four more opportunities for it to live up to the “most violent season ever” label coined by Kurt Sutter.

Is there anything you want to see on “Sons of Anarchy” next week? Click here if you want to read our full review of “John 8:32,” and we will have more throughout the week.

Photo: FX