With only two Sons of Anarchy episodes remaining, Jimmy Smits, the Emmy-winning (and SoA Emmy-worthy) actor talks to Yahoo TV about the tragic reveals of “Suits of Woe,” why Nero can’t write ...

Sons of Anarchy (2008-2014) introduces fans to Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) and SAMCRO, an outlaw motorcycle club in Charming, California that values loyalty above all else.

Knowing what was next for Jax, Nero honored Jax's request to look after Wendy, Abel, and Thomas. At the end of Sons of Anarchy, Nero left Charming with Wendy and Jax’s kids, and they moved to ...

Yep, kind of. [Laughs] I [was] shocked. Sons of Anarchy Post Mortem: Jimmy Smits on Nero's Shocking Discovery and Next Week's 'Brilliant' Finale — 'It Leaves You Breathless' ...

As Sons of Anarchy fans continue to debate whether they love or hate Jax (Charlie Hunnam) after the series’ penultimate episode, there’s one character, Nero (Jimmy Smits), who most folks ...

She goes with Nero (Jimmy Smits) to the brothel, which has been ripped apart by the cops. And Nero gets an eviction notice, demanding that they move out by the end of the month. Jax visits Nero ...

Sons of Anarchy‘s Nov. 18 episode, “Suits of Woe,” will go down as one of the series’ finest thanks in part to the performance delivered by Jimmy Smits (Nero): First, audiences watched ...

Halfway through the uncomfortable and inevitable final chapter of “Sons of Anarchy,” Jax tells Nero that he finally understands who he is. He seems to be at peace with his life and decisions ...

This story contains significant details from Tuesday's finale of Sons of Anarchy (sort of like that ... lots of hugging and crying: Jax and Nero; Jax and his SAMCRO buddies after playing out ...

There was a brothel wedding, a gangland car chase, two micro sex scenes, some Sheriff-punching and a corpse burning, but compared to the relative insanity of the last few “Sons of Anarchy ...

He also approaches Nero and asks him to look after Wendy ... Clay Morrow played a significant role in FX's Sons of Anarchy, but he met a gruesome end everyone saw coming. While saying goodbye ...

Maybe he’ll get away with it (poor Nero), maybe he won’t ... It’s about time we get a “Sons of Anarchy” season six episode running less than 90 minutes. “Poenitentia” feels leaner ...