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Clay vs. Jax on New 'Sons of Anarchy' Promo

July 6, 2009

After the Gemma-centric promo, FX has released yet another teaser en route to the September 8 premiere of Sons of Anarchy's sophomore season. This time, the motorcycle drama puts the spotlight on the rivalry between Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) and stepfather Clay Morrow (Ron Perlman, when the former challenges the latter in a head-to-head race on their Harley's.

The rift between the two is by no means new; in fact, it was one of the major issues in Sons of Anarchy's debut season. Jax, of course, is the son of SAMCRO creator John Teller. When he died, Jax's Mom Gemma (Katey Segal) married Clay and later became the president of the motorcycle club. The friction between the two started when Jax found out the original manifesto of SAMCRO courtesy of his father's old journal.

In other Sons of Anarchy news, the first season DVD will hit stores August 18, meaning fans will have less than a month to have a refresher before season 2 gets rolling on FX.

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Premiere Date for 'Sons of Anarchy' Set

July 1, 2009

The heavily anticipated second season of bad-ass FX motorcycle series Sons of Anarchy will return to screens September 8, kicking off the cable network's fall schedule, FX reports. Sons of Anarchy will return alongside the fifth season of comedy It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, plus the second to the last season of Nip/Tuck, featuring guest stars Vanessa Redgrave, Rose McGowan, Mario Lopez, and Gilles Marini.

Sons of Anarchy moves to a new schedule, coinciding with new adversaries for the gang in the person of two white supremacists A.J. Weston and Ethan Zobelle, played by Adam Arkin and Henry Rollins, on top of old adversaries and rival clubs. It was previously reported that Drea de Matteo will not be returning to charming as Jax's baby-mama Wendy, as she is Wisteria Lane-bound for Desperate Housewives. Both Ally Walker and Mitch Pileggi, meanwhile, will be back as Agent Stahl and Ernest Darby respectively.

An average of 5.83 million viewers tune in to see the motorcycle club, big numbers in the cable universe.

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Desperate Housewives: 'Sopranos' Actress Heads to Wisteria Lane

June 30, 2009

Leave it to the people behind Desperate Housewives to make sure that Wisteria Lane is never short of a vixen to stir things up. Producers have been on the lookout for another housewife to join the ABC dramedy for quite some time and now that Nicolette Sheridan's character Edie is finally out of the picture, it's time to put a face to Edie's highly anticipated replacement.

According to Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello, Emmy-winning Sopranos heroine Drea de Matteo is joining the cast of Desperate Housewives as a series regular next season. Though her character is yet to be named, she'll be playing the matriarch of a new Italian family. On the other hand, casting is underway for her on-screen landscape designer husband and their 19-year-old tightly wound son, who is likely to strike a spark with one of the neighborhood girls.

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Sons of Anarchy: Watch out for Katey Segal, Among Other People

June 26, 2009

Several months before FX motorcycle drama Sons of Anarchy returns, the network has released another teaser trailer that focuses solely on Katey Sagal's character Gemma Teller Morrow - the "beautiful queen of bikers" who can be quite a "handful." Gemma, of course, is the widow of SAMCRO motorcycle club founder who later married Clay, played by Ron Perlman.

The 55-year-old Married ... with Children star tells Ace Showbiz that she is indeed very fond of her character. "I like her loyalty, her sense of right and wrong in her world. What's so interesting about a motorcycle club is the set of rules they live by, and there are definite ways of behaving. She definitely loves her own family, her extended club family, and she would do anything for them."

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'Sons of Anarchy' Season 2 Currently Filming

June 10, 2009

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FX's Sons of Anarchy began filming season 2 at the end of April. Creator Kurt Sutter, for his part, previously said that the follow-up to its successful debut run will air around the same time this year, which should be sometime around September.

'Sons of Anarchy' Creator Talks about New Season

TV Guide adds, meanwhile, that shooting for the first of the 13-episode order will wrap up in mid-May. Moreover, while no return date for Sons of Anarchy season 2 has been given by FX, the network reported an addition to the cast on the upcoming season, in the person of singer-songwriter and actor Henry Rollins, who will appear in a six-episode arc.

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'Sons of Anarchy' Creator Talks about New Season

April 28, 2009

The die-hard fans of badass FX series Sons of Anarchy will have to wait until around September before they get to see their favorite motorcycle gang from Charming, California back on screens. In consolation, though, the show recently started shooting its sophomore season, and creator Kurt Sutter promised good things for its return.

"This season is going to be about all the internal conflicts that happen at the club," Sutter tells E! Online at the TV Land Awards. "And I think the club is going to become its own worst enemy. We're still figuring it out, and we're still doing some casting."

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'Sons of Anarchy' Star Couldn't be in an MC In Real Life

December 10, 2008

Previously, we gave you some tidbits on how the second season of the FX motorcycle series Sons of Anarchy would shape up, thanks to creator and executive producer Kurt Sutter. The sophomore 13-episode season will likely premiere in September 2009, so Sons of Anarchy fans have a lot of waiting to do, a mere weeks after the first season wrapped up its own 13-episode run. As far as ratings go, 5.4 million viewers on the average.

Meanwhile, Sons of Anarchy star Charlie Hunnam, who plays Jax Teller on the series, said he couldn't see himself putting on the shoes of the character he plays. ”I am a super lazy guy outside of work and from what I have seen of that lifestyle it seems to be very hectic. Don't think I would be able to keep up.” After all, Jax is SAMCRO's vice-president.

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