Katey Sagal

Matt Groening's post-Simpsons super-future comedy series returns, a decade after season 7.

A pizza delivery boy from 1999 finds himself thrown into the wonky year of 2999 in this Emmy-winning animated comedy series. Matt Groening's follow-up to The Simpsons once aired under Fox before changing hands to Comedy Central.

A pizza delivery boy from 1999 finds himself thrown into the wonky year of 2999 in this Emmy-winning animated comedy series. Matt Groening's follow-up to The Simpsons once aired under Fox before changing hands to Comedy Central.

A pizza delivery boy from 1999 finds himself thrown into the wonky year of 2999 in this Emmy-winning animated comedy series. Matt Groening's follow-up to The Simpsons once aired under Fox before changing hands to Comedy Central.

A pizza delivery boy from 1999 finds himself thrown into the wonky year of 2999 in this Emmy-winning animated comedy series. Matt Groening's follow-up to The Simpsons once aired under Fox before changing hands to Comedy Central.

A pizza delivery boy from 1999 finds himself thrown into the wonky year of 2999 in this Emmy-winning animated comedy series. Matt Groening's follow-up to The Simpsons once aired under Fox before changing hands to Comedy Central.

A pizza delivery boy from 1999 finds himself thrown into the wonky year of 2999 in this Emmy-winning animated comedy series. Matt Groening's follow-up to The Simpsons once aired under Fox before changing hands to Comedy Central.

A pizza delivery boy from 1999 finds himself thrown into the wonky year of 2999 in this Emmy-winning animated comedy series. Matt Groening's follow-up to The Simpsons once aired under Fox before changing hands to Comedy Central.

Miles Teller (Whiplash) plays real-life boxer Vinny Paz in this comeback sports tale that sees the fighter rise again after a brutal spinal injury.

The all-girl A cappella college comedy is back, starring Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson once again. Directed by and co-starring Elizabeth Banks, making her feature debut.

Led by Clay Morrow, the outlaw motorcycle club Sons of Anarchy exerts a Mafia-like hold over the small Northern Californian town of Charming.

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.

Season 3 begins with SAMCRO reeling from Abel’s kidnapping. Jax's grief sends him into deeper turmoil over his future with the club. The search for Abel sends the guys to Ireland, where Jax faces the IRA... and an untold personal history. Meanwhile, Gemma is hit with unexpected news and risks her freedom to deal with it.

This season begins with SAMCRO fresh out of jail and back in Charming, encountering new law enforcement heading right back to business. Jax is forced to put new plans into motion that could affect the club and ultimately his family.

This season begins with Jax and Tara as the club’s new king and queen. Stripped of his patch, Clay recovers from gunshot wounds that nearly killed him, while Gemma is faced with a new life without the comfort of her family. With the threat of RICO still looming, Jax has to find a way to protect his family and save his club as SAMCRO is pulled into a conflict with a potent new enemy.

Having framed Clay for murder, Jax’s leadership is uncontested, but his family life is suffering from his single-minded pursuit of John Teller’s vision. Jax must find a way to keep Tara from going to prison, while rebuilding the club and breaking from the cycle of violence and greed that ultimately led to his best friend’s death.

Season 7 of Sons of Anarchy begins ten days after the tragic events of Season 6, with Jax in jail on a parole violation, and grappling with his inner demons. With the club’s full support, he sets in motion the brutal machinations that will lead to complete and merciless retribution.