Happy dying doesn't erase his scenes from Sons of Anarchy, cry a river and go rewatch that if you can't handle SOA characters dying in Mayans. They're not untouchable because they came first lmao
The slow pacing is pretty much what I expected after episode five, as well as it focusing on less stories. I probably would have rated this a 6 or 7 if it weren't for the scene with happy and the scene with Luisa preparing to kill Ezekiel. I think Luisa might team up with Ezekiel and take soledad down instead. If she does try to kill him, I reckon he would overpower and kill her. I'm also curious to see what Luisa meant by it'll soon be time for Adelita to strike. She has always been my favorite character and I'm glad they've tied her into the main story for the final season. They dropped the ball with Emily way back in season 3. I do not care about Sofia or her backstory as I can't imagine any of it will be relevant, It's just extra padding for her. They want to humanize her a bit. Oh well. What happened to Taza? I know he's gone nomad, but are they really going to wait until the last few episodes to tie him back in? That being said, they brought Happy back and killed him within one scene. Not to suggest they'll bring Taza back just to kill him, but clearly they don't mind limiting characters and their screen time. I think these last four episodes should be well over an hour long each, as that's what Sons of Anarchy did and I think there's way too much story to tell in just under four hours. Excited to see where it all lands, I hope they don't drop the ball.
The slow pacing is pretty much what I expected after episode five, as well as it focusing on less stories. I probably would have rated this a 6 or 7 if it weren't for the scene with happy and the scene with Luisa preparing to kill Ezekiel. I think Luisa might team up with Ezekiel and take soledad down instead. If she does try to kill him, I reckon he would overpower and kill her. I'm also curious to see what Luisa meant by it'll soon be time for Adelita to strike. She has always been my favorite character and I'm glad they've tied her into the main story for the final season. They dropped the ball with Emily way back in season 3. I do not care about Sofia or her backstory as I can't imagine any of it will be relevant, It's just extra padding for her. They want to humanize her a bit. Oh well. What happened to Taza? I know he's gone nomad, but are they really going to wait until the last few episodes to tie him back in? That being said, they brought Happy back and killed him within one scene. Not to suggest they'll bring Taza back just to kill him, but clearly they don't mind limiting characters and their screen time. I think these last four episodes should be well over an hour long each, as that's what Sons of Anarchy did and I think there's way too much story to tell in just under four hours. Excited to see where it all lands, I hope they don't drop the ball.
