I have to say honestly this guy is a hidden gem in Hollywood. He has that Nic Cage level of energy. Should have played major characters in other FX originals like Shield, Nip/Tuck, Justified, AHS...
I know. It's gotta be absolutely soul-rending to sit at a table across from the guy who saved your life, knowing that you killed his wife and blamed it on someone else.
This was the scene that made me love Tig as a character and hate Clay because he never had the balls to tell Opie his mistake. Stahl didn't kill Donna, Clay did.
Clay should've known better than to think Op was a rat, Opie would NEVER betray what his father help create. The Reaper is Opie's birthright as much as it is Jax
@@kevinhetfield4583 Clay was a fool, Opie did time and almost lost his family because he WOULDN'T sell out a fellow member. A man that does that for the club would never turn. Clay was just worried about his cash cow business
Or how about just a good empathic person. Also anecdotal but i have noticed tht people in gangs and or other "Criminal Based" enterprises at a street level have a strong emotional side.
He still tried to blame someone else though. He pulled the trigger. You're responsible for the trigger you pull, no one else. He should have vetted the information properly before trying to kill his "brother".
Tig started out as a real piece of garbage but he had so many amazing moments like this one in his character arc that he ended up becoming my favourite.
I always saw Tig like an abused dog. Totally loyal and capable of loving huge, but so profoundly broken that it left him basically crazy and capable of very dark things. But if he loved you, he was loyal to the end and would never dream of "purposely" unleashing his darkness on you. Now if he didn't know you, or worse hated you, yep you're getting a metal pipe up the butt.
He raped a corpse or something in the first series and offered to pour bleach down the vagina to remove his dna if I remember correctly 😫 (haven’t watched it in about 10 years but I’m sure I haven’t made that up… if I made that up that makes me sicker than Tig 🤣)
Tig is a killer no doubt. The issue with Donna, and why it hurt him, was she was an innocent and family. Like Lyles dad the man was a junkie and untrustworthy so Tig had no qualms with that kill, thats why He had no qualms about Jemma.
Coates is a first rate actor in ANY role he takes. He pours himself into the role and makes it his, making it look almost effortless and that’s his genius. There’s a reason Kevin Costner casts him in almost every movie he produces/directs. And, IMHO, if Costner thinks that highly of you then you have to be a rare talent.
The way Tig says “I don’t even know who I am anymore” is so fuckin powerful. He was extremely flawed but gotta feel for the guy. All the stuff Clay relied on him to do broke him. Such a sad scene
Kim Coates has been around, even did some really obscure movies like Silent Hill and Resident Evil: Afterlife. Truly underrated, ‘cause he gives it his all no matter where he goes.
Coates does great in this scene for sure, but Ryan Hurst can’t be overlooked. He’s great as well. Just that mixture of rage and heart break is just killer.
i always liked tig, i understand his dedication to the club but the fact that this mistake weighted so much on him despite his usually completely detached personality made me like him even more. i think he is the best character in the show, and i'm glad he is alive at the end , never thought he would be among the ones alive honestly.
That little pause he did before he said “she wasn’t suppose to be in the truck” his expression just shows he knew what was about to happen but still told him
This whole episode (Season 2, Episode 11) is one of my favorites. Gemma's confession psychologically impacts Tig, Clay, Jax, Chibs, Piney and Tara, not to mention Gemma herself, in different ways. The episode thoughtfully goes through all of the after-effects, one of which happens to be Tig feeling the need to come clean about what happened to Donna.
I love how Tig doesn't even resist one bit, he just let Oppie lash out on him because he feels so guilty over what he has done. It's a huge thing if you think about how Tig is suppose to be detached borderline sociopath, so him feeling guilty over killing Donna was kinda huge moment for his character development.
Kim is an unbelievably talented actor. Tig was my favorite character from ep 1 to the end. After this confession i was so mad cause i thought he was gonna die
Crazy how he continued to work closely with Piney, Jax and Opie for the remainder of their time on the show together. I mean, hell, technically Opie saves Tig’s life in prison during the “I got this” scene, when they definitely could’ve offered up Tig, I think Op, Jax and Chibbs woulda voted that way if it came down to a vote.
@@alexjames4770 It couldn't ended that way - Pope wanted "one Son dead and Tig in jail for rest of his life". If they would sacrifice Tig, I'm pretty sure Pope would want another Son dead. Tig couldn't be killed off in that moment. It must've been Jax or Opie or Chibs. In the scene where Opie sacrificed himself ("I got this" scene), he basically outrun Jax, who wanted to sacrifice himself - You can tell that by watching how Jax didn't wanted to tell anyone and how Jax handled whole situation.
I love the way Piney looks Clay up and down letting him know the disdain that he has for him! The guys who played Tig & Opie "Kim Coates & Ryan Hurst" were great in this show but this scene was absolutely amazing!!! Great Show! I do a full re-watch once every year or so! Same with Breaking Bad & then also with Walking Dead "usually to get caught up for the new season coming out sinceit's the only one of them still going.
This series was just a masterpiece. I usually don't like shows like this, Im more of a sci-fi/fantasy person, but it was just so well done and unpredictable. Love it
I was fortunate enough to meet Kim Coates at the airport in Ft Myers the day after the SoA finale aired. He was a super nice guy and sincerely appreciative when I told him that I stayed up to catch the finale despite having a 3am wakeup call the next day.
When they burned Tig's daughter, that was some of the best acting I had seen in ANY TV show, ever. You would think they really did that to Kim Coates actual daughter... dude is an incredible actor
This is why I grew to love Tig’s character, he was always upfront, honest and loyal to the cause. He knew what he did, couldn’t stomach keeping it to himself any further and finally told Opie what he did. He was always a real one
I feel like that noise of just disgust and confusion he lets out after Tig says "I'm sorry Ope, I'm so sorry." Is what makes his performance here so good. Like his character understands what happened and even respects Tig for coming clean, and then he just decides to focus all that anger and hatred at that moment towards Stahl rather than the guy who shot his wife and/or the guy who ordered him to do it.
I’ll never forget when someone pointed out that that one scene where Tig is trippin out on shrooms and he’s crying while holding that doll, it’s possible the shrooms were making him think he was talking to Donna, which seriously makes that scene hit so much harder. The guilt Tig felt was something you can only imagine. “Im sorry… im so sorry… I’m so so sorry, I’m so sorry” 😢
There will never be another show like Sons of Anarchy, it's ability to convey raw human emotion is 2nd to none, you feel Tig's grief, you feel Opies rage, Jax's frustration, Clay's panic, and Piney making the connections of all of it. Powerful scene, powerful show.
I remember being so impressed by the writing of this show. Such realistic timing for a character to just break down and confess. It's almost like Kurt Sutter suprises himself while writing lol.
I remember watching this and trying to figure out how it would all play out eventually when Opie found out. Tig in reality is not a bad guy. He did what he did to protect the club and made a mistake. He’s always been sorry for what happened to Donna.
In a previous episode, Tig and Half Sack had to test out some shrooms, Half Sack was playing in the mud, but when you look at Tig, hes crying and saying "I'm sorry." I thought that was some masterful directing and acting.
This show made me feel for characters I never knew I would. Like the character development is flawlessly paced, it gives constant vibes of whose gonna die or get seriously hurt this episode. This is a great example of how to right a story under 10 seasons and have every season finale leave you with goosebumps. I cried at the end too and not many shows can make you care so much and no matter how many times you watch it back you still feel as if you don't know what's going to happen. Easily in the top 10 written shows ever and gets slept on so hard. Kurt Sutter and his team did an amazing job and so did every actor. I would keep going but it already feels like it's getting a bit long but it's an amazing job and can't wait to see what Kurt does next
I don't know why I never watched this but when I watched all the seasons man i cried like a baby tig is 1 of my favourite brilliant action packed the last episode made me ball like a baby 😭SOA best show ever!
Almost ever really major bad event can be lead back from a Clay decision. He honestly was the main villain and his choices effected the entire series even after he was killed.
@@deeznuts-sn1di a shitty leader makes many bad decisions as clay did . he only knew violence and had very little tact . and basically made samcro all have to deal with all his shit
@@flux2956 Correct as she was the one who influenced Clay to sabotage John Teller's bike which killed him. Gemma is considered the main antagonist of the series. Clay is the secondary main antagonist.
Kim Coates is such a powerhouse. Check out his performance in "Bad Blood", especially the end where he's confronted by Vitto for killing his son. "EVERYBODY WE EVER KILLED WAS SOMEBODY'S SON, VITTO!" He made the whole show worth watching.
me and my friend used to say "Jesus Christ" randomly the way Bobby did here and laugh ourselves out lol. Bobby's "Jesus Christ" was a really epic reaction tho
Tig is hardcore but he is NOT a sociopath. Tigs character is a prime example of what happens when a fragile soul exposes themselves to the dark levels of life. It breaks them and tears them to shreds over the years. That's why Tig is so conflicted, so twisted as a person because he's not built for that shit. With that's said, he's not built for it but he's tough as nails and that's why he's been able to survive. Jax on the other hand is a sociopath and it shows deeply throughout the show.
Lol, so you think Jax is the sociopath and not Tig? Tig was literally crazy the whole show. In season 1 he even kept complaining to Clay that Jax wasn't built for the life and couldn't pull a trigger. Jax also stopped Tig from killing a teenage witness and fought him over it and let her go. Now I'm not arguing that Jax didn't become crazy but you made it sound as if Jax was insane the whole show and he wasn't at all. In season 1 he wouldn't really shoot anyone unless there was no other option and he was young. The only reason Jax went crazy is bc everything he had been through from season 1 till the end but even then idk if you know what a sociopath is. Tig enjoyed killing people who he meant to kill or course. Jax only killed people who hurt him and his family or who he thought did. The whole season 7 was a bunch of people dying who didn't do anything to him but that was bc of a lie that Gemma told so in his mind they did deserve it. Gemmas and Clay's lies caused Jax to be the way he was and in real life all that would probably drive anyone crazy.
@@ragnarok283 I honestly believe that Jax was not as smart as he thought he was. Many of the people that died in the show were murdered because of his poor decisions.
Knew this dude was a good actor when I first saw him in "Waterworld". He KILLED it, in that movie. This show is by far his best performance tho....IMO.
I have to say honestly this guy is a hidden gem in Hollywood. He has that Nic Cage level of energy. Should have played major characters in other FX originals like Shield, Nip/Tuck, Justified, AHS...
Facts
Agreed
And he’s died in 33 movies! Nobody makes a death memorable like Kim Coates
He’s an excellent actor.. he acts & portrays his characters to the bone. Kim’s feels his portals in his every move & gesture, he’s just great!
I had the pleasure of meeting this man at a Comic-Con in Niagara Falls. The guy was 100% pure class.
"I'm sorry ope, I'm so sorry" u can tell he was hurting just by looking into his eyes
I know. It's gotta be absolutely soul-rending to sit at a table across from the guy who saved your life, knowing that you killed his wife and blamed it on someone else.
Kim Coates 🐐
Have you seen the shield?
@@nyarlathotep7321 terrible acting
Warer world
"She wasn't suppose to be in the truck" that one line alone conveys so much emotion
I love how tig takes the beating like a man he knows the guilt has built up
Same here. In fact, I believe he was prepared to be killed by him.
Same.
That’s the deepest part the way he took it and told him while looking him in the eyes
The same happened with happy in mayans mc
@@MrVinceMorado That's a damn good show! Was hoping to see Tig since we got to see Happy, Chibs, & a couple of other "Sons"!
This was the scene that made me love Tig as a character and hate Clay because he never had the balls to tell Opie his mistake. Stahl didn't kill Donna, Clay did.
Ya but stahl deserved to die tho
Nah it was stahl Fault. Clay fhought he was killing a rat
Clay should've known better than to think Op was a rat, Opie would NEVER betray what his father help create. The Reaper is Opie's birthright as much as it is Jax
Stahl setted ut of too look really belivebale i dont blame clay for falling for it
@@kevinhetfield4583 Clay was a fool, Opie did time and almost lost his family because he WOULDN'T sell out a fellow member. A man that does that for the club would never turn. Clay was just worried about his cash cow business
Opie even asking Tig if he was okay, despite all the shit he’d been through. Amazing brother to all the Sons
That's what I always thought, Opie asking if Tig was okay, shows that he's a true brother to the club
Or how about just a good empathic person. Also anecdotal but i have noticed tht people in gangs and or other "Criminal Based" enterprises at a street level have a strong emotional side.
@@akumaquik That's rich.
@@akumaquik F their street "empathy"
@@sephiroth5949 I know you dont believe me and thts to be expected. Tribalism is a thing.
Tig just couldn’t take it anymore. He felt Opie deserved to know the truth
I honestly think he wanted Opie to beat him to death.
@@chrisgriffin2579 I agree with you on that. I think he felt so shitty that he was hoping Opie would be blinded by rage and kill him.
Thanks Captain Obvious
He still tried to blame someone else though. He pulled the trigger. You're responsible for the trigger you pull, no one else. He should have vetted the information properly before trying to kill his "brother".
It was the mushrooms that pushed him . He couldn’t take the guilt anymore.
One look from Piney, and he knew that it was really Clay. He hates Clay so much, because he sees right through his bullshit.
I love Piney's body language in all the meetings. That curmudgeon was constantly undermining Clay and had no chill.
Piney already knew that clay tried to kill opie thats why he gave a copy of john’s book to jax at the cemetery in szn 1
And that’s why Clay killed Piney later on..
He also hates that he's the reason Clay is even in the club in the first place.
Bobby looked at him the same way
Tig started out as a real piece of garbage but he had so many amazing moments like this one in his character arc that he ended up becoming my favourite.
that's what we call quality character development ma man.It can make you like a character who is a necrophilia and a walking fucking garbage
I always saw Tig like an abused dog. Totally loyal and capable of loving huge, but so profoundly broken that it left him basically crazy and capable of very dark things. But if he loved you, he was loyal to the end and would never dream of "purposely" unleashing his darkness on you. Now if he didn't know you, or worse hated you, yep you're getting a metal pipe up the butt.
donna alone is enough to make me furious at the fact that tig was one of the last men standing
iunno i thought the episode with the daughter was weird
He raped a corpse or something in the first series and offered to pour bleach down the vagina to remove his dna if I remember correctly 😫 (haven’t watched it in about 10 years but I’m sure I haven’t made that up… if I made that up that makes me sicker than Tig 🤣)
this is what i liked about tig, everyone saw him as this killer, and we saw he was struggling with this death. you could always see it on his face.
Tig is a killer no doubt. The issue with Donna, and why it hurt him, was she was an innocent and family. Like Lyles dad the man was a junkie and untrustworthy so Tig had no qualms with that kill, thats why He had no qualms about Jemma.
Tig was like Omar in The Wire. He mightve been an outlaw, but he still had a code
It takes balls to do what Tig did, confess on killing Donna. It must of been one of the hardest sacrifices he’s ever had to make.
I also like how he just allowed Opie to let out his rage. He didn't try to fight him off or stop him.
He was more man enough to fess up and at least he took his beating like a man. Clay never was gonna tell opie like tig did
"Must of"? You were aiming for Must have or the contraction Must've.
It's easy if you are a payed actor
@@BigBoss-qj1nt u must be fun at parties
Piney gave Clay that look “there’s still a guy here that deserves that beating, too!”
I thought it was " why don't we have sleeves on these things"..
Tig's character development throughout the show is absolutely amazing.
Piney was such a great character...he had no lines in this scene just that look at Clay knowing that Clay killed his daughter-in-law
Piney was a legend
Yea he was like “ ohhhhh ok bet now I know what I have to do” 😂
@@muhammadsalaam649 he already knew Clay was responsible. Him and Jax had multiple conversations about it before this scene
fking love piney, he even said daughter not daughter in-law when he confront the niners
Piney was the best character no lies no secrets no bullshit:
Coates is a first rate actor in ANY role he takes. He pours himself into the role and makes it his, making it look almost effortless and that’s his genius. There’s a reason Kevin Costner casts him in almost every movie he produces/directs. And, IMHO, if Costner thinks that highly of you then you have to be a rare talent.
You just made me think how awesome it would be to have a cameo or serious part for Coates in Yellowstone.
Unless I’m missing something I can only remember him in Open Range and Waterworld?
The good ones make it look easy.
Yeah he really poured his all in Resident Evil
PAPER! PAPER! 📝 SMELL IT! PAPER!!!!
Tig was always my favorite character...Kim Coates is a genius to make that psycho relatable.
Terrible actor
@@borris3768 No he isnt.
@@waltermalone216 he terrible in sons of gay
LOL u good bro? 😂 @@borris3768
@@waltermalone216dont mind him. I think he's trying to troll but coming off cute 😂
The way Tig says “I don’t even know who I am anymore” is so fuckin powerful. He was extremely flawed but gotta feel for the guy. All the stuff Clay relied on him to do broke him. Such a sad scene
i thought it was hilarious because opie is like a white mike tyson
@@neightthesnake lmfaooo
The way Bobby and Piney look at Clay is priceless
Well Piney knew
I loved Tig from the get go....love all of them, but he's a beautiful and tortured soul....
Kim Coates has been around, even did some really obscure movies like Silent Hill and Resident Evil: Afterlife. Truly underrated, ‘cause he gives it his all no matter where he goes.
hoenstly he really needs to get into more roles
Coates also had a recurring role on CSI: Miami for a couple of seasons. He was a bitter enemy of Horatio Caine.
Coates does great in this scene for sure, but Ryan Hurst can’t be overlooked. He’s great as well. Just that mixture of rage and heart break is just killer.
Nah he sucks
Nobody overlooked Hurst... everyone was singing his praises when it aired
@@Onigirli I know that’s why I’m saying he can’t be overlooked.
tig will always be one of my favourites,he went through so many pain just for being loyal to the club and clay
Same here and juice is my fav character as well
But thank god he survived the show
Tig wanted that beating. He wanted to be punished. My heart...🥺
i always liked tig, i understand his dedication to the club but the fact that this mistake weighted so much on him despite his usually completely detached personality made me like him even more. i think he is the best character in the show, and i'm glad he is alive at the end , never thought he would be among the ones alive honestly.
We finally get to see more of tig in the new mayans season
I absolutely agree. I always thought he was the best character in the show.
I'm also so glad he stayed alive until the end. I didn't think he would stay alive because of this personality he has 😆
That last look from Piney. He knows exactly what's up!
Piney always knew
The way piney was looking at clay 😂
I'll never forget so many scenes in this show, this is one of them. Beautiful in a way.
Whats great about this scene is that there's no hint that it'll happen. He just starts confession right there and it's such an emotional surprise.
That little pause he did before he said “she wasn’t suppose to be in the truck” his expression just shows he knew what was about to happen but still told him
Such a powerful scene. Tig probably has one of the biggest hearts out of all the characters... guilt really affects him.
Imagine him being forced to watch his daughter get burnt alive over something he did...
@@ayara8157 That alone would destroy me... If hat scene didn't make you sad you ain't human😂
@@holdtightadele8017 it messed me up.
@@holdtightadele8017 keep it a buck nevrr cried to a film ever till I saw opie and tig daughter death
Good god guys it’s a tv show
What a show, my favourite of all time. This scene is perfect, the repentance for himself in the eyes of Tig is just perfect and sad. What a show
Tig was easily a top 5 character in this show.
This whole episode (Season 2, Episode 11) is one of my favorites. Gemma's confession psychologically impacts Tig, Clay, Jax, Chibs, Piney and Tara, not to mention Gemma herself, in different ways. The episode thoughtfully goes through all of the after-effects, one of which happens to be Tig feeling the need to come clean about what happened to Donna.
The more his loyalty to Clay began to shake, the more heart Tig seemed to have.
I love how Tig doesn't even resist one bit, he just let Oppie lash out on him because he feels so guilty over what he has done. It's a huge thing if you think about how Tig is suppose to be detached borderline sociopath, so him feeling guilty over killing Donna was kinda huge moment for his character development.
Ahhhh Kim Coates, the finest and most eloquent character actor to specialize in playing douchebags, giving another Emmy worthy performance.
Terrible actor
Coates has absolutely beautiful eyes. It’s crazy because they look different based on the role he’s playing. Pure talent.
Kim is an unbelievably talented actor. Tig was my favorite character from ep 1 to the end. After this confession i was so mad cause i thought he was gonna die
Crazy how he continued to work closely with Piney, Jax and Opie for the remainder of their time on the show together. I mean, hell, technically Opie saves Tig’s life in prison during the “I got this” scene, when they definitely could’ve offered up Tig, I think Op, Jax and Chibbs woulda voted that way if it came down to a vote.
@@alexjames4770 It couldn't ended that way - Pope wanted "one Son dead and Tig in jail for rest of his life". If they would sacrifice Tig, I'm pretty sure Pope would want another Son dead. Tig couldn't be killed off in that moment. It must've been Jax or Opie or Chibs. In the scene where Opie sacrificed himself ("I got this" scene), he basically outrun Jax, who wanted to sacrifice himself - You can tell that by watching how Jax didn't wanted to tell anyone and how Jax handled whole situation.
@@alexjames4770 Op wanted to die. He lost himself after Donna died. Just like how Jax did in the last season after losing Tara.
Was honestly surprised that in the end Tig outlived everyone.
He’s a horrible actor
Best show out there! So many amazing characters...this is a show I can watch over and over again without getting tired.
Overrated show
fucking loved Tig man. Dude's character had so much fucking development
As a Man, it's always hard for me to admit that this show made me cry.
Yeah. This show is so intense. ❤️
Tigs thinking to himself the whole time "if he kills me, he kills me. I deserve it"
I love the way Piney looks Clay up and down letting him know the disdain that he has for him! The guys who played Tig & Opie "Kim Coates & Ryan Hurst" were great in this show but this scene was absolutely amazing!!! Great Show! I do a full re-watch once every year or so! Same with Breaking Bad & then also with Walking Dead "usually to get caught up for the new season coming out sinceit's the only one of them still going.
The first couple seasons of this show were absolutely amazing, the character development was something I’ve never seen before. So many tears.
My favorite show of all time, with one of my favorite scenes. I miss it so much, I wish I could watch again for the first time
I grew to love tigg weird ass because of him owning up to this and how he stuck to what was right n not his "friend" after clay beat shit out of gemma
Tig did the right thing.. He coulda gotten away with it but he respected Opie.
This series was just a masterpiece. I usually don't like shows like this, Im more of a sci-fi/fantasy person, but it was just so well done and unpredictable. Love it
I was fortunate enough to meet Kim Coates at the airport in Ft Myers the day after the SoA finale aired. He was a super nice guy and sincerely appreciative when I told him that I stayed up to catch the finale despite having a 3am wakeup call the next day.
Kim Coates is such an underrated actor
So is the Scotsman Tommy Flanagan. The UK is crawling with them.
When they burned Tig's daughter, that was some of the best acting I had seen in ANY TV show, ever. You would think they really did that to Kim Coates actual daughter... dude is an incredible actor
Are u high? That was literally some of the worst acting ever done in a tv series
He was also gold in Waterworld, I remember as a kid seeing him playing the fool. Legendary. Great actor.
This show man. Awesome performances. I really miss it. Thank God for dvds n Hulu.
This marked the episode where I began to like and respect Tig. That took a lot of courage
I think the actors and actresses in SOA are some if the best underated actors in Hollywood.
This is why I grew to love Tig’s character, he was always upfront, honest and loyal to the cause. He knew what he did, couldn’t stomach keeping it to himself any further and finally told Opie what he did. He was always a real one
Man i miss this series.
Hell man we know Kims badass but can we talk about Ryan Hurst? Dude has come a longass way from remember the Titans
will mcwilliams all great people on this show, very underrated and unrecognized
He is on Twd right now and one main reason the show has been good
It's still so hard for me to believe that's him. He's got such a range as an actor.
Strong side left side!
I feel like that noise of just disgust and confusion he lets out after Tig says "I'm sorry Ope, I'm so sorry." Is what makes his performance here so good. Like his character understands what happened and even respects Tig for coming clean, and then he just decides to focus all that anger and hatred at that moment towards Stahl rather than the guy who shot his wife and/or the guy who ordered him to do it.
I like Tig. Great actor.
My favorite show of all time! Man these guys were magnificent!
I’ll never forget when someone pointed out that that one scene where Tig is trippin out on shrooms and he’s crying while holding that doll, it’s possible the shrooms were making him think he was talking to Donna, which seriously makes that scene hit so much harder. The guilt Tig felt was something you can only imagine.
“Im sorry… im so sorry… I’m so so sorry, I’m so sorry” 😢
I literally just commented that a few minutes ago after we watching the series. I completely missed the connection the first time around. Powerful.
Kim Coates is an amazing actor and an amazing man
There will never be another show like Sons of Anarchy, it's ability to convey raw human emotion is 2nd to none, you feel Tig's grief, you feel Opies rage, Jax's frustration, Clay's panic, and Piney making the connections of all of it.
Powerful scene, powerful show.
It's a good show but really? Never another show like it? This was a great scene but it got so hacky later on lol.
idk, it was a pretty fun show but most of the acting and direction just made it a soap opera for bikies
SOA Is The Greatest Show Of All Time
@@southerndiscomfort171 ide say after season 3 things got a little soap opery but nowere near sopranos and it came back towards the end
@@brasilcr4962 The Shield and Sopranos were far far superior.
Gut wrenching !!! Gonna watch this gem all over
I can watch this series over over and over
I remember being so impressed by the writing of this show. Such realistic timing for a character to just break down and confess. It's almost like Kurt Sutter suprises himself while writing lol.
Tig is the hardest guy in this show love him
‘I don’t even know who I am anymore brotha.’ That line was delivered flawlessly.
I'm binge watching it all for the first time. Really good show so far. This scene was amazing.
I remember watching this and trying to figure out how it would all play out eventually when Opie found out. Tig in reality is not a bad guy. He did what he did to protect the club and made a mistake. He’s always been sorry for what happened to Donna.
Tig did what Clay told him to do.
Tig is a terrible person, they all are.
@@honkeykong4049 yeah of course but i think he meant "not a Bad guy" in the Club life
@@segnalkabsal3194 not exactly, it was Tig's suggestion that Opie had turned and needed to be killed
In a previous episode, Tig and Half Sack had to test out some shrooms, Half Sack was playing in the mud, but when you look at Tig, hes crying and saying "I'm sorry." I thought that was some masterful directing and acting.
It’s kinda mad to think everyone in this scene died in the show and tig was still standing after them hectic 7 seasons I love that he did too
I just loved watching this series. The best ive watched so far.thruout the nite
Kim Coates… Canadian born, American made! Severely underrated actor!
People don’t know how good this show was. One of the best.
This show made me feel for characters I never knew I would. Like the character development is flawlessly paced, it gives constant vibes of whose gonna die or get seriously hurt this episode. This is a great example of how to right a story under 10 seasons and have every season finale leave you with goosebumps. I cried at the end too and not many shows can make you care so much and no matter how many times you watch it back you still feel as if you don't know what's going to happen. Easily in the top 10 written shows ever and gets slept on so hard. Kurt Sutter and his team did an amazing job and so did every actor. I would keep going but it already feels like it's getting a bit long but it's an amazing job and can't wait to see what Kurt does next
I'm like most of everyone here. Became a fan of Tig because of this scene.
I miss this show so much
I don't know why I never watched this but when I watched all the seasons man i cried like a baby tig is 1 of my favourite brilliant action packed the last episode made me ball like a baby 😭SOA best show ever!
Damn I just finished this show and I miss this part where everybody was still around and not dead
Almost ever really major bad event can be lead back from a Clay decision. He honestly was the main villain and his choices effected the entire series even after he was killed.
that’s what a leader is. a leaders choices affect everyone.
@@deeznuts-sn1di a shitty leader makes many bad decisions as clay did . he only knew violence and had very little tact . and basically made samcro all have to deal with all his shit
I still think gemma is the main villain. Yes clay was bad but jax killed way more when he was president.
@@flux2956 Correct as she was the one who influenced Clay to sabotage John Teller's bike which killed him. Gemma is considered the main antagonist of the series. Clay is the secondary main antagonist.
SoA is one of my favorites TV shows around, the acting and stories are so well put together.
Coats is one of my favorites and in my opinion greatly under appreciated. I have seen him in a few titles and he never lets me down
This scene was so powerful, after the murder we never really saw ope and tig connect again until now..
Que cena perfeita!
that scene was perfect...i remember watching it the first time...
Best tv show ever made.
Kim Coates is such a powerhouse. Check out his performance in "Bad Blood", especially the end where he's confronted by Vitto for killing his son. "EVERYBODY WE EVER KILLED WAS SOMEBODY'S SON, VITTO!" He made the whole show worth watching.
He’s a terrible actor lol
@@borris3768 Haters gonna hate I guess? 🤷♀
Bobby saying “Jesus Christ “
It's my favorite "Jesus Christ" in the show😂😂😂
@@zomkiller200o my too😂😂😂 better who Chibs
me and my friend used to say "Jesus Christ" randomly the way Bobby did here and laugh ourselves out lol. Bobby's "Jesus Christ" was a really epic reaction tho
Yes!! 😆 the best!!
@@pedrofonseca5527 LOL 😆 I personally love the rare moments when Chibs says “Mary Mother of Christ!” and “Jesus, Mary & Joseph” 😆
Underrated actor. Not just scene but a lot of others. Really great
I miss this show, i should rewatch it at some point. One of the best shows i've ever seen.
An even better one was when he tells clay that he couldn't kill Opie
Tig is hardcore but he is NOT a sociopath. Tigs character is a prime example of what happens when a fragile soul exposes themselves to the dark levels of life. It breaks them and tears them to shreds over the years. That's why Tig is so conflicted, so twisted as a person because he's not built for that shit. With that's said, he's not built for it but he's tough as nails and that's why he's been able to survive. Jax on the other hand is a sociopath and it shows deeply throughout the show.
Lol, so you think Jax is the sociopath and not Tig? Tig was literally crazy the whole show. In season 1 he even kept complaining to Clay that Jax wasn't built for the life and couldn't pull a trigger. Jax also stopped Tig from killing a teenage witness and fought him over it and let her go. Now I'm not arguing that Jax didn't become crazy but you made it sound as if Jax was insane the whole show and he wasn't at all. In season 1 he wouldn't really shoot anyone unless there was no other option and he was young. The only reason Jax went crazy is bc everything he had been through from season 1 till the end but even then idk if you know what a sociopath is. Tig enjoyed killing people who he meant to kill or course. Jax only killed people who hurt him and his family or who he thought did. The whole season 7 was a bunch of people dying who didn't do anything to him but that was bc of a lie that Gemma told so in his mind they did deserve it. Gemmas and Clay's lies caused Jax to be the way he was and in real life all that would probably drive anyone crazy.
They all are sociopaths except for Juice. Jax became a Machiavellian Master. He could outsmart Michael Corleone I bet
@@32tolife38 I know this is old but don't forget, Tig told Chibs "I'm fine, I needed this" about killing a innocent woman & getting rid of the bodies.
@@ragnarok283 I honestly believe that Jax was not as smart as he thought he was. Many of the people that died in the show were murdered because of his poor decisions.
@@ragnarok283 Half-Sack wasn’t
Possibly the greatest show of all time in my opinion. It's not all sunshine and rainbows but that's why it's so good.
Knew this dude was a good actor when I first saw him in "Waterworld". He KILLED it, in that movie. This show is by far his best performance tho....IMO.
I love tigs character he’s a badass but vulnerable
Tig redeems himself here.. kim coates is amazing.
All Mr. Coats performances were the best. He is my absolute favourite of a fantastic cast.
That's good acting all around 👏
Kim Coates would be the perfect person to play David in the TLOU TV show.
There was a lot I didn't like about this show as a whole, but they really created a lot of very shocking and intense individual moments like this one.
Fine I’ll rewatch the entire series again
Damn I miss this show. The acting overall was absolutely incredible.