Sons of Anarchy: Season 2

2009

Created by Kurt Sutter
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13 episodes
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Internal tensions in the club are at an all-time high. Meanwhile a new enemy takes root in Charming; LAN, a... More

Internal tensions in the club are at an all-time high. Meanwhile a new enemy takes root in Charming; LAN, a white separatist organization headed by Ethan Zobelle and his lieutenant, A.J. Weston. Zobelle is intent on ingratiating himself with the community and forcing SAMCRO out.

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Where to watch Sons of Anarchy: Season 2

Sons of Anarchy: Season 2 is available to stream in... More Australia now on Stan and Google TV and Apple TV Store and Disney+.

Sons of Anarchy: Season 2 episodes

Albification

Donna's death has the club divided, with Clay setting up... More a new gun deal with the IRA. Charming and SAMCRO 's hold on the city is threatened after Ethan Zobelle a sophisticated separatist opens a tobacco shop. Zobelle and his less-sophisticated associate are determined to take SAMCRO down due to their black and Latino bikers.

Small Tears

After Gemma experiences something horrible she can't tell Jax and... More Clay. A rival porn producer comes to try and put Luanne out of business and Clay doesn't like Jax's decision making.

Fix

Zobelle comes up with a problem that Hale can solve... More to frustrate SAMCRO. Meanwhile, Gemma being raped is really affecting her relationship with Clay and the fact that Jax is involved with Luanne's porn business is bothering Tara. Clay decides to give Bobby the responsibility of running the business side of Luanne's.

Eureka

Tensions between Jax and Clay escalate when they disagree over... More strategy for rescuing Tig after he's captured by bounty hunters on a gun-running mission. Back in Charming, Gemma is rattled by a graphic reminder of her attack, and she sets out to do something about it.

Smite

While Jax and Clay lock horns (and line up support)... More over how to deal with Zobelle, Tara finds herself ensnared in Gemma's emotional struggle in the aftermath of her attack. Meanwhile, SAMCRO gets help from an unlikely source.

Faix Cerebri

Zoebelle incites Clay, who plans a course of retaliation, causing... More Jax to look to an unlikely source to keep the club from being destroyed. Tara learns from Gemma how an old lady handles anger.

Gilead

Since The League has SAMCRO members behind bars, the club... More must make new alliances in prison to survive. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Agent Stahl uses this imprisonment to test Jax and Clay's relationship.

Potlatch

Extreme measures are taken by SAMCRO to get a hold... More of weapons for a customer. A theft at Caracara Studios means revenge after one diva is put at risk. Tara's professional and personal lives begin to collide.

Fa Guan

When SAMCRO's adult-film business becomes a hindrance to the club,... More Clay seizes the opportunity to revive the gun-running cartel. As Jax and Clay continue to clash over club activities, their relationship reaches a new level of antagonism.

Balm

Agent Stahl (Ally Walker) takes notice at the handsome profits... More SAMCRO is reaping from the repo business. Meanwhile, the Jax- Clay standoff forces Gemma to make a difficult decision.

Service

While Opie seeks both revenge and reconciliation, Chibs makes a... More secret deal with Agent Stahl (Ally Walker) to protect his wife and daughter.

The Culling

Jax and Clay keep SAMCRO focused on their impending showdown... More with Zobelle's group; thanks to Gemma, Tara improves her job security at the hospital; Weston finally discovers his boss's intentions in Charming.

Na Trioblóidí

The second season ends with SAMCRO trying to get rid... More of Ethan Zobelle (Adam Arkin) and his cohorts once and for all.

Sons of Anarchy: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

94_%16 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
95_%22 reviews
Audience score rating

"Sutter, a writer and producer on "The Shield," fully understands the power of violence in getting a point across, yet the premiere's closing sequence runs a very fine line between demonstrating the neo-Nazis' brutality and a gratuitous display."

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Variety

"As Sutter proved in the intriguing and original first season, there's plenty more riveting storytelling to tap into as Sons of Anarchy boldly comes of age."

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San Francisco Chronicle

"The acting is terrific (by all concerned--there's no weak link), the writing stays true to the spirit of the show and nothing feels forced. That's the mark of a winner."

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New York Post

"To say we actually like any of these characters would be stretching it. But we're drawn into their lives, and as it starts its second season, Sons of Anarchy can't be left out of any conversation about the golden age of cable drama."

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New York Daily News

"Morrow is either a dinosaur on the way out or the rock-solid leader the club needs in treacherous times. It's to the show's credit that both descriptions have a certain amount of validity, and I found myself alternately applauding Jax's newfound boldness and regretting his youthful heedlessness."

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