Sons of Anarchy, the popular FX biker drama, ended its run in 2014. While fans of the show still miss it and would love to see it come back, the question remains: will Sons of Anarchy ever come back?
Will Sons Of Anarchy Return?
The answer to this question is unfortunately not a simple one. At the time of the show’s ending, creator Kurt Sutter made it clear that he did not plan to bring it back. However, in recent years, Sutter has softened his stance on the possibility of a revival. In an interview with TV Line, Sutter said that he would be open to revisiting the world of Sons of Anarchy, if the right story presented itself.
While Sutter’s openness to a revival is encouraging, it’s important to remember that, at this point, there is no actual plan in place to bring the show back. As such, it’s still too early to say whether or not Sons of Anarchy will ever return.
Could There Be A Revival?
Despite the lack of concrete plans for a revival, there are still a few reasons why it could happen. For one, the show’s popularity has only grown since its ending. Fans have continued to watch and re-watch the show, and its success has spawned a spin-off series, Mayans MC.
In addition, the series’ original cast members have expressed interest in returning. Charlie Hunnam, who played Jax Teller, has said that he would be open to returning for a reunion movie. Other actors, such as Ron Perlman and Katey Sagal, have also expressed interest in a potential revival.
Finally, there’s the fact that many of the show’s unresolved plots could be revisited in a potential revival. While the show ended with a satisfying conclusion, there are still many questions that remain unanswered. A revival could provide an opportunity to explore these questions and give fans the closure they’ve been waiting for.
While a revival of Sons of Anarchy is far from certain, there is still a chance that the show could come back. With creator Kurt Sutter open to the idea and the original cast members expressing interest, it’s possible that we could see Jax Teller and the rest of SAMCRO back on our screens soon.