'Sons of Anarchy' Season 7 Finale Spoilers: Who Survives the Ride to Finale?

By Jon Antoni Mendoza Oct 21, 2014 12:43 PM EDT

"Sons of Anarchy Season 7" is getting closer to its finale.

The final episode of the super hit biker series concludes with one of the high anticipated reunion of two characters. Jax kills anybody he sees as connected to Tara's assassination while Juice is doing everything he can to avoid Jax's rage.

Episode 5 ends as Juice points his gun to the matriarch of SAMCRO Gemma.

Katey Sagal spoke her thoughts in a statement in TV Line as to whether Gemma will kill Juice or not. "You have to remember they're outlaws - all of 'em. It would have been very difficult for her to kill Uice. She has certain fondness for him. But at the end of the day, they do what they need to do," Sagal said.

In Entertainment Weekly, showrunner Kurt Sutter spoke his plans in a statement regarding the ending of the show, plus choosing the best soundtrack for the finale of the season 7. "I know how I want it to end, and that's the way I'm going to end it, and however it lands in terms of the landscape of things, that's the way it will land," he said. "As long as I know I'm telling the story that I intended to tell, then I know that I've been organic in terms of the narrative and didn't compromise the vision, I can feel good about it going on," he continued.

According to the International Business Times, it is likely that Theo Rossi's character may not make it until the end of the series. Kurt Sutter teased about the finale in Instagram. "Start shooting #soa finale tomorrow. Love my crew. Love my cast... Even the ones who are already dead," Sutter posted.

While the season 7 premiere episode had "Bohemian Rhapsody" as its soundtrack, Sutter is gearing onto having another remarkable soundtrack for the finale so that fans will not forget the series even if the show has already ended. The last episode will be running for thirty minutes.

Watch the seventh episode of Sons of Anarchy season 7 on October 21 at 10PM on FX.

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