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** Creator/PeterWeller of 1987/RoboCop fame as a corrupt cop who only cares about money.

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** Creator/PeterWeller of 1987/RoboCop Film/RoboCop fame as a corrupt cop who only cares about money.
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** Creator/PeterWeller of 1987/Robocop fame as a corrupt cop who only cares about money.

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** Creator/PeterWeller of 1987/Robocop 1987/RoboCop fame as a corrupt cop who only cares about money.
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** Not within this show but within the shared universe of SOA and Mayans MC; Joe Ordaz plays an unnamed Mayan who is shot in the throat by Clay in the pilot episode. In Mayans MC, he plays Paco, an enforcer of Miguel Galindo, who is shot in the throat by him for his perceived failures.

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** Not within this show but within the shared universe of SOA and Mayans MC; Joe Ordaz plays an unnamed Mayan who is shot in the throat by Clay in the pilot episode.episode of Sons. In Mayans MC, he plays Paco, an enforcer of Miguel Galindo, who is shot in the throat by him for his perceived failures. Also doubles as ActorAllusion.
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** Not within this show but within the shared universe of SOA and Mayans MC, Joe Ordaz plays an unnamed Mayan who is shot in the throat by Clay in the pilot episode. In Mayans MC, he plays Paco, an enforcer of Miguel Galindo, who is shot in the throat by him for his perceived failures.

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** Not within this show but within the shared universe of SOA and Mayans MC, MC; Joe Ordaz plays an unnamed Mayan who is shot in the throat by Clay in the pilot episode. In Mayans MC, he plays Paco, an enforcer of Miguel Galindo, who is shot in the throat by him for his perceived failures.

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**Not within this show but within the shared universe of SOA and Mayans MC, Joe Ordaz plays an unnamed Mayan who is shot in the throat by Clay in the pilot episode. In Mayans MC, he plays Paco, an enforcer of Miguel Galindo, who is shot in the throat by him for his perceived failures.



** Sonny Barger (Lenny Janowitz) is not only a real Hells Angel, but he is also the founding member of Oakland, one of its initial charters, and at one point was its president.

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** Sonny Barger (Lenny Janowitz) is not only a real Hells Angel, but he is also the founding member of Oakland, one of its initial charters, and at one point was its president. He moved to Arizona in 1998 and became a member of the Cave Creek charter, which was sprouted from a patch-over of the Dirty Dozen MC in 1997.
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** David [=LaBrava=] (Happy) and Rusty Coones (Rane Quinn) are real life [[AllBikersAreHellsAngels Hells Angels]].

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** David [=LaBrava=] (Happy) and Rusty Coones (Rane Quinn) are real life [[AllBikersAreHellsAngels Hells Angels]]. Coones is a professional bike builder and built one for Kurt Sutter that was auctioned off for charity.
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** Jeff Wincott, playing the Italian American Jimmy Cacuzza, is Canadian.

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** Jeff Wincott, playing the Italian American Italian-American Jimmy Cacuzza, is Canadian.

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* FakeAmerican: Jax and Tig. Creator/CharlieHunnam is from Newcastle, [[UsefulNotes/{{Britain}} UK]], while Creator/KimCoates is from [[CanadaEh Saskatoon, Saskatchewan]].

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Jax and Tig. Creator/CharlieHunnam is from Newcastle, [[UsefulNotes/{{Britain}} UK]], while Creator/KimCoates is from [[CanadaEh Saskatoon, Saskatchewan]].Saskatchewan]].
** Jeff Wincott, playing the Italian American Jimmy Cacuzza, is Canadian.



* FakeNationality: Jeff Wincott, playing the Italian American Jimmy Cacuzza, is Canadian.
** Adam Arkin, who plays white separatist Ethan Zobelle, is Jewish. It's unlikely he would be welcomed by most white nationalists.

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* FakeNationality: Jeff Wincott, playing the Italian American Jimmy Cacuzza, is Canadian.
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Adam Arkin, who plays white separatist Ethan Zobelle, is Jewish. It's unlikely he would be welcomed by most white nationalists.
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* CreatorBacklash: Kurt Sutter came up with the idea of a big Sons guide that would go into detail of all the episodes. It ended up being released and sent to fans a week before the final episode, spoiling the ending. Feeling it was a long time since he called someone a (^~+ Sutter went on a ClusterFBomb rant where he promised fans a basket full of heads of those responsible, asked those spoiled not to air their views online and given the book was his idea took the blame for what happened.

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* CreatorBacklash: Kurt Sutter came up with the idea of a big Sons guide that would go into detail of about all the episodes. It ended up being released and sent to fans a week before the final episode, spoiling the ending. Feeling it was a long time since he called someone a (^~+ Sutter went on a ClusterFBomb rant where he promised fans a basket full of heads of those responsible, asked those spoiled not to air their views online and given the book was his idea took the blame for what happened.



** Creator/WaltonGoggins of ''The Shield'' and ''Justified'' has a small part as the transsexual escort Venus Van Damme. Made even more amazing by the fact that it was ''completely'' kept secret until the episode aired, to the extent of pushing Goggins' on-screen credit to the end of the ep. Even the name choice was great, as his character on The Shield twice used "Cletus Van Damme" as an alias.

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** Creator/WaltonGoggins of ''The Shield'' and ''Justified'' has a small part as the transsexual escort Venus Van Damme. Made even more amazing by the fact that it was ''completely'' kept secret until the episode aired, to the extent of pushing Goggins' on-screen credit to the end of the ep. Even the name choice was great, as his character on The Shield ''Series/TheShield'' twice used "Cletus Van Damme" as an alias.
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* DuelingShows: A very narrowly averted example. Right around the same time Sons was being produced, HBO had a show titled "1%" in the pipeline. The show would have starred Donal Logue as Misfit, a biker who is forced to move to another charter after they start trouble for the club. Sutter himself, on the "[=SutterInk=]" blog, voiced approval for the show. A pilot was filmed, but the show never made it to the airwaves, since Sonny Barger sued HBO for turning to Michael Tolkin to write it and trying to cut him out, even though both men had pitched the show together. Additionally, Barger's lawsuit stated that the script depicted characters too closely resembling living persons and locations too identifiable with the Hells Angels. The suit was successful and the show never saw the light of day, aside from a script that can be found online and a Vimeo video with a few clips from one of the stars, which is no longer available for viewing.

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* DuelingShows: A very narrowly averted example. Right around the same time Sons was being produced, HBO had a show titled "1%" ''1%'' in the pipeline. The show would have starred Donal Logue as Misfit, a biker who is forced to move to another charter after they start trouble for the club. Sutter himself, on the "[=SutterInk=]" blog, voiced approval for the show. A pilot was filmed, but the show never made it to the airwaves, since Sonny Barger sued HBO for turning to Michael Tolkin to write it and trying to cut him out, even though both men had pitched the show together. Additionally, Barger's lawsuit stated that the script depicted characters too closely resembling living persons and locations too identifiable with the Hells Angels. The suit was successful and the show never saw the light of day, aside from a script that can be found online and a Vimeo video with a few clips from one of the stars, which is no longer available for viewing.

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* DescendedCreator: Creator/KurtSutter plays a recurring character in Big Otto, going uncredited as an actor.



* FakeAmerican: Jax. Creator/CharlieHunnam is from Newcastle, [[UsefulNotes/{{Britain}} UK]].

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* FakeAmerican: Jax. Jax and Tig. Creator/CharlieHunnam is from Newcastle, [[UsefulNotes/{{Britain}} UK]].UK]], while Creator/KimCoates is from [[CanadaEh Saskatoon, Saskatchewan]].



** Creator/CourtneyLove as a kindergarten teacher.

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** Creator/CourtneyLove Music/CourtneyLove as a kindergarten teacher.
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* TheCastShowoff: Katey Sagal has worked as a professional singer. She provides vocals for several songs used in the show.

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* TheCastShowoff: Katey Sagal Creator/KateySagal has worked as a professional singer. She provides vocals for several songs used in the show.
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* IronyAsSheIsCast: Music/HenryRollins, a man who frequently speaks out against racism, plays a white supremacist, right down to having 'I kill niggers' tattooed on his chest in large letters.
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** Creator/LeaMichele as a waitress in a greasy spoon in season 7.
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** Creator/CourtneyLove as a kindergarten teacher.
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** Tom Arnold, known mainly for comedic roles, plays a sleazy pornographer and murderer.

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** Tom Arnold, Creator/TomArnold, known mainly for comedic roles, plays a sleazy pornographer and murderer.



** Walton Goggins of ''The Shield'' and ''Justified'' has a small part as the transsexual escort Venus Van Damme. Made even more amazing by the fact that it was ''completely'' kept secret until the episode aired, to the extent of pushing Goggins' on-screen credit to the end of the ep. Even the name choice was great, as his character on The Shield twice used "Cletus Van Damme" as an alias.

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** Walton Goggins Creator/WaltonGoggins of ''The Shield'' and ''Justified'' has a small part as the transsexual escort Venus Van Damme. Made even more amazing by the fact that it was ''completely'' kept secret until the episode aired, to the extent of pushing Goggins' on-screen credit to the end of the ep. Even the name choice was great, as his character on The Shield twice used "Cletus Van Damme" as an alias.



** Emilio Rivera played a SAMCRO member named Hawk, who was a precursor to Tig. Alvarez was invented so Rivera could play him instead. On another cast related note, Clay was originally played by Scott Glenn. You can still see footage of them in the pilot episode, when the boys are running away from the warehouse explosion. On a more minor note, screenshots from the pilot indicate that Juice originally sported a full head of hair.

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** Emilio Rivera played a SAMCRO member named Hawk, who was a precursor to Tig. Alvarez was invented so Rivera could play him instead. On another cast related note, Clay was originally played by Scott Glenn.Creator/ScottGlenn. You can still see footage of them in the pilot episode, when the boys are running away from the warehouse explosion. On a more minor note, screenshots from the pilot indicate that Juice originally sported a full head of hair.
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* ActorInspiredElement: Tommy Flanagan's real-life nickname is "Chibs," which is Scottish slang for "knife." Kurt Sutter apparently found out and used it for the character.

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** Half-Sack was originally supposed to have a larger role as well, but his actor left the show after two seasons because he was uncomfortable with the level of violence.



** Emilio Rivera played a SAMCRO member named Hawk, who was a precursor to Tig. Alvarez was invented so Rivera could play him instead. On another cast related note, Clay was originally played by Scott Glenn. You can still see footage of them in the pilot episode, when the boys are running away from the warehouse explosion.

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** Emilio Rivera played a SAMCRO member named Hawk, who was a precursor to Tig. Alvarez was invented so Rivera could play him instead. On another cast related note, Clay was originally played by Scott Glenn. You can still see footage of them in the pilot episode, when the boys are running away from the warehouse explosion. On a more minor note, screenshots from the pilot indicate that Juice originally sported a full head of hair.



** Lee Toric was intended to be the main antagonist of season six and be on the run for all of season seven. His shakes would have been explained as an effect of Huntington's Disease, which Tara would realize he had during one of his visits to her, and use the fact to her advantage. Donal Logue's busy schedule meant that Toric had to be killed off much earlier than expected. His absence is likely why the final two seasons, or at least six, seemed so directionless at points.

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** Lee Toric was intended to be the main antagonist of season six and be on the run for all of season seven. His shakes would have been explained as an effect of Huntington's Disease, which Tara would realize he had during one of his visits to her, and use the fact to her advantage. Donal Logue's busy schedule meant that Toric had to be killed off much earlier than expected. His absence is likely why the final two seasons, or at least six, seemed so directionless at points.


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** As revealed by Sutter in a few Tweets in March 2020, the club was originally going to be called "The Zealots," but Sutter changed his mind because the name had too much of a religious vibe. Additionally, the show was supposed to be called "Forever Sam Crow," because Sutter felt naming the show after the club would be too obvious. But soon after the pilot was finished a letter from a lawyer representing a club arrived saying that the MC owned the rights to the saying "Forever *Insert MC Name*".

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* ActorAllusion:
** Creator/StephenKing appears in a cameo role as a "cleaner" called Bachman, a reference to his old PenName, Richard Bachman.
** When planning Gemma's hiding in Canada, Tig suggests that she "go redhead," referencing Katey Sagal's role as Peg Bundy in ''Series/MarriedWithChildren''. Gemma states that she'd rather shave her head.
** When Jax takes Luann to the new porn studio she is initially afraid that he is going to murder her. Jax tells her he isn't going to "go Adrianna" on her. A reference to Creator/DreaDeMatteo (who played Jax's son's mother)'s character from ''Series/TheSopranos''.
** Chibs' name dropping another movie he was in.
-->'''Chibs''': I love the green! [[Film/AllAboutTheBenjamins All about the Benjamins]]!"
** A basketball player calls Kozik a "lemonheaded sucka." Hmm, didn't Kenny Johnson play a guy [[Series/TheShield in a certain TV show]] where his nickname was "Lem," which was short for "Lemonhead"? Also, [[spoiler: his final line of dialogue, before being blown up by a landmine, was "You gotta be shittin' me", one of his Shield character's catchphrases]].
** When Walton Goggins, of ''Series/TheShield'' shows up playing a transsexual hooker, his character is named Venus Van Damme. His character on The Shield twice used Cletus Van Damme as an alias.
** Charlie Barosky is a history buff, much like Creator/PeterWeller himself.
** Music/AshleyTisdale guest stars as Emma Jean, one of Nero's escorts, in one scene there is a Cheerleader costume resembling the one from ''Series/{{Hellcats}}'' on the bed
** AJ Weston, played by Music/HenryRollins, has a Black Flag tattoo on his left arm and the back of his neck. Rollins ''absolutely hates'' the neo-Nazi influence in early hardcore punk, so its seems like its played for the ironic factor.



* McLeaned:
** Half Sack was intended to be around the entire series. He was only killed off because Johnny Lewis wanted to leave the show.
** Likewise, Hale was supposed to be around much longer than he ended up being. He was only killed off so abruptly because Hale's actor was considering leaving the show, so Sutter wrote two story lines. The actor ended up deciding to stay, but because Sutter liked the plot where his character died so much, they filmed that one anyways.



* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The reason for Hale's rather [[DroppedABridgeOnHim sudden]] death in the Season 3 premiere was that Taylor Sheridan decided to leave the show to pursue a screenwriting career. As the point below makes, the decision paid off.
* RetroactiveRecognition: In a way; Taylor Sheridan, who played David Hale in the first two seasons, has gone on to have a successful screenwriting career, penning ''Sicario'' and ''Hell or High Water''.



** Half Sack was intended to be around the entire series. He was only killed off because Johnny Lewis wanted to leave the show.
** Likewise, Hale was supposed to be around much longer than he ended up being. He was only killed off so abruptly because Hale's actor was considering leaving the show, so Sutter wrote two story lines. The actor ended up deciding to stay, but because Sutter liked the plot where his character died so much, they filmed that one anyways.



** According to Ron Perlman, Clay was supposed to survive until the very end and even get a redemption arc.

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** According to Ron Perlman, Creator/RonPerlman, Clay was supposed to survive until the very end and even get a redemption arc.
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* StarMakingRole: For Creator/CharlieHunnam, Creator/RyanHurst and Creator/KimCoates.

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* StarMakingRole: For Creator/CharlieHunnam, Creator/RyanHurst Creator/RyanHurst, Creator/TheoRossi and Creator/KimCoates.
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* DuelingShows: A very narrowly averted example. Right around the same time Sons was being produced, HBO had a show titled "1%" in the pipeline. The show would have starred Donal Logue as Misfit, a biker who is forced to move to another charter after they start trouble for the club. Sutter himself, on the "SutterInk" blog, voiced approval for the show. A pilot was filmed, but the show never made it to the airwaves, since Sonny Barger sued HBO for turning to Michael Tolkin to write it, even though both men pitched the show together. Additionally, Barger's lawsuit stated that the script depicted characters too closely resembled living persons and locations too identifiable with the Hells Angels. The suit was successful and the show never saw the light of day, aside from a script that can be found online and a Vimeo video with a few clips from one of the stars, which is no longer available for viewing.

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* DuelingShows: A very narrowly averted example. Right around the same time Sons was being produced, HBO had a show titled "1%" in the pipeline. The show would have starred Donal Logue as Misfit, a biker who is forced to move to another charter after they start trouble for the club. Sutter himself, on the "SutterInk" "[=SutterInk=]" blog, voiced approval for the show. A pilot was filmed, but the show never made it to the airwaves, since Sonny Barger sued HBO for turning to Michael Tolkin to write it, it and trying to cut him out, even though both men had pitched the show together. Additionally, Barger's lawsuit stated that the script depicted characters too closely resembled resembling living persons and locations too identifiable with the Hells Angels. The suit was successful and the show never saw the light of day, aside from a script that can be found online and a Vimeo video with a few clips from one of the stars, which is no longer available for viewing.
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* DuelingShows: A very narrowly averted example. Right around the same time Sons was being produced, HBO had a show titled "1%" in the pipeline. The show would have starred Donal Logue as Misfit, a biker who is forced to move to another charter after they start trouble for the club. Sutter himself, on the "SutterInk" blog, voiced approval for the show. A pilot was filmed, but the show never made it to the airwaves, since Sonny Barger sued HBO for turning to Michael Tolkin to write it, even though both men pitched the show together. Additionally, Barger's lawsuit stated that the script depicted characters too closely resembled living persons and locations too identifiable with the Hells Angels. The suit was successful and the show never saw the light of day, aside from a script that can be found online and a Vimeo video with a few clips from one of the stars, which is no longer available for viewing.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: The reason for Hale's rather [[DroppedABridgeOnHim sudden]] death in the Season 3 premiere was that Taylor Sheridan decided to leave the show to pursue a screenwriting career. As the point below makes, the decision paid off.

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** Ashley Tisdale guest stars as Emma Jean, one of Nero's escorts, in one scene there is a Cheerleader costume resembling the one from ''Series/{{Hellcats}}'' on the bed
** AJ Weston, played by Henry Rollins, has a Black Flag tattoo on his left arm and the back of his neck. Rollins ''absolutely hates'' the neo-Nazi influence in early hardcore punk, so its seems like its played for the ironic factor.

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** Ashley Tisdale Music/AshleyTisdale guest stars as Emma Jean, one of Nero's escorts, in one scene there is a Cheerleader costume resembling the one from ''Series/{{Hellcats}}'' on the bed
** AJ Weston, played by Henry Rollins, Music/HenryRollins, has a Black Flag tattoo on his left arm and the back of his neck. Rollins ''absolutely hates'' the neo-Nazi influence in early hardcore punk, so its seems like its played for the ironic factor.



* CastIncest: Nero and Carla, played by Jimmy Smits and his partner Wanda De Jesus. She's later revealed to be not only a ClingyJealousGirl for him with an unrequited crush, but his half-sister.

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* CastIncest: Nero and Carla, played by Jimmy Smits Creator/JimmySmits and his partner Wanda De Jesus. She's later revealed to be not only a ClingyJealousGirl for him with an unrequited crush, but his half-sister.



* FakeAmerican: Jax. Charlie Hunnam is from Newcastle, [[UsefulNotes/{{Britain}} UK]].

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* FakeAmerican: Jax. Charlie Hunnam Creator/CharlieHunnam is from Newcastle, [[UsefulNotes/{{Britain}} UK]].


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* StarMakingRole: For Creator/CharlieHunnam, Creator/RyanHurst and Creator/KimCoates.
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* CastIncest: Nero and Carla, played by Jimmy Smits and his partner Wanda De Jesus. She's later revealed to be not only a ClingyJealousGirl for him with an unrequited crush, but his half-sister.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Lots of examples.
** Lowell Harland Jr. was supposed to have a much bigger role.
** Half Sack was intended to be around the entire series. He was only killed off because Johnny Lewis wanted to leave the show.
** Likewise, Hale was supposed to be around much longer than he ended up being. He was only killed off so abruptly because Hale's actor was considering leaving the show, so Sutter wrote two story lines. The actor ended up deciding to stay, but because Sutter liked the plot where his character died so much, they filmed that one anyways.
** Very, very early in the development of the story, Tara was intended to be Clay's daughter.
** Emilio Rivera played a SAMCRO member named Hawk, who was a precursor to Tig. Alvarez was invented so Rivera could play him instead. On another cast related note, Clay was originally played by Scott Glenn. You can still see footage of them in the pilot episode, when the boys are running away from the warehouse explosion.
** Opie was supposed to be killed off in the first season.
** Jury and the Indian Hills charter were intended to appear more over the years, but for some reason disappeared after their first appearance, only to reappear once in season six before being regular in the final season.
** Wendy was supposed to die in the pilot episode originally. After this was changed, she was supposed to appear again, but according to Sutter during an after show, the actress couldn't come back until season four due to her pregnancies.
** Lee Toric was intended to be the main antagonist of season six and be on the run for all of season seven. His shakes would have been explained as an effect of Huntington's Disease, which Tara would realize he had during one of his visits to her, and use the fact to her advantage. Donal Logue's busy schedule meant that Toric had to be killed off much earlier than expected. His absence is likely why the final two seasons, or at least six, seemed so directionless at points.
** According to Ron Perlman, Clay was supposed to survive until the very end and even get a redemption arc.
** Kozik was also supposed to be around longer, but Kenny Johnson left to do another TV show. Originally it was intended to just have his character transfer out, but the writers opted to kill him off instead. Pity, since the show Johnson left to be part of ended up being cancelled not long after.
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* CastingGag: Somewhat, but in the Japanese dub of the series, Jax is voiced by Creator/ToshiyukiMorikawa, who previously voiced Takakura Kojuro from ''VideoGame/SengokuBasara'', who is the NumberTwo of UsefulNotes/DateMasamune, whose design is heavily based in a typical JapaneseDelinquent and Masamune has a horse that looks like a bike, and that without going into the point Kojuro himself speaks like a gangster and acts like a {{Yakuza}}.

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* CastingGag: Somewhat, but in the Japanese dub of the series, Jax is voiced by Creator/ToshiyukiMorikawa, who previously voiced Takakura Kojuro from ''VideoGame/SengokuBasara'', who is the NumberTwo of UsefulNotes/DateMasamune, whose design is heavily based in a typical JapaneseDelinquent and Masamune [[MyHorseIsAMotorbike has a horse that looks like a bike, bike]], and that without going into the point Kojuro himself speaks like a gangster and acts like a {{Yakuza}}.
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* CastingGag: Somewhat, but in the Japanese dub of the series, Jax is voiced by Creator/ToshiyukiMorikawa, who previously voiced Takakura Kojuro from ''VideoGame/SengokuBasara'', who is the NumberTwo of UsefulNotes/DateMasamune, whose design is heavily based in a typical JapaneseDelinquent and Masamune has a horse that looks like a bike, and that without going into the point Kojuro himself speaks like a gangster and acts like a {{Yakuza}}.
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** When planning Gemma's hiding in Canada, Tig suggests that she "go redhead," referencing Katy Sagal's role as Peg Bundy in ''Series/MarriedWithChildren''. Gemma states that she'd rather shave her head.

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** When planning Gemma's hiding in Canada, Tig suggests that she "go redhead," referencing Katy Katey Sagal's role as Peg Bundy in ''Series/MarriedWithChildren''. Gemma states that she'd rather shave her head.

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