It’s been nearly ten full years since "Sons of Anarchy" wrapped up its seven-season run with a string of vicious and deadly episodes that would forever change this fictional universe. While fans would no doubt still love to see one of the prequel projects creator Kurt Sutter teased over the years, his newest TV show will be Netflix’s "The Abandons," a 19th-century western set many miles away from Charming, California. But while we know relatively few details about it, it appears as if there’s major potential to connect the new series with "S.O.A." lore.
Perhaps most importantly for the sake of speculating, "The Abandons" finally started filming in mid-May, more than two years after its development was first announced, and a year after its initial production plans were shuttered due to the Hollywood strikes. Now that things are moving in a forward direction with stars like Gillian Anderson and Lucas Till, though, we’ll actually get to learn one day whether or not the new series will indeed feature connective tissue to "Sons of Anarchy’s" main bloodline.
