2nd season (2/7)

So, back to Charming, where the Sons of Anarchy face competition from the racist 'League of American Nationals', a neo-Nazi group determined to drive the Sons out in order to dominate the town and its businesses.

Their leader, a man named Zobelle (Adam Arkin), proves to be smarter than the Sons at every turn, using his profile as a respectable businessman to force the club into open conflict with law enforcement. In the event of a public attack, not even the corrupt Wayne Unser could save them. To provoke an attack from the Sons, his right-hand man, Weston (Henry Rollins), rapes Gemma, hoping to lure the club into a reckless retaliation attempt. However, Gemma realizes their objective and keeps the assault a secret.

The second season revolves around this feud with the neo-Nazis, who are clearly the enemy this time around, featuring fast-paced and powerful action scenes on one hand, but on the other hand, the opportunity to further develop club life and delve deeper into the reasons why Jax's father started the club in the first place is lost.

The finale of Season 2 feels a bit rushed, since the abduction of Jax's son comes across as a hasty plot device just to manufacture a new enemy...