Sons of Anarchy Season 3 to 90 minutes Season Two Finale

SOA is back! Hopefully this announcement will come soon, but I see no way the show does not get renewed. FX is not extended Sons of Anarchy – it's highest rated show by a fairly wide margin – would be, way crazier than FOX's renewal of the Doll House.

Plus, we have Kurt Sutter's blog to entertain us between the seasons. And you have to expect that in the astronomical event, the SOA has not been renewed, it would at least in an episode of the most entertaining blog entries ever. Sutter said that the show would be renewed and that the negotiations for a season three relatively complex, as most of the existing contracts are two years busy that need to be renegotiated.

Recently, I proposed an e-mail from someone to me that both the mainstream media and Web sites more praise heaped FX's compensation than SOA. I have not found that to the case, at least not on one of the sites that I will read regularly. I could have remembered wrong, but I'm pretty sure that Alan Sepinwall wrote last season that he had decided not harm him and put it out of its DVR season pass list.

Perhaps it could be that originally the mainstream media about the harmful effects more because it has a show set and filmed in NY salivation and even the Hollywood Media Bias a lot of east coast when it comes to New York. Plus Glenn Close win an Emmy for her portrayal of Patty Hewes.

But what really counts is what FX and thinks, even if the action for damages FX SOA as more than wanted, they look at the ratings and they can not. SOA is the second season ratings are approximately three times better than the ratings for the second season of damages.

Of course, we seldom see the data for display of households with high annual income for broadcast shows and see it even less for cable shows. It could be that damage the wealthier viewers on a percentage basis has, but last season the public for damage was so small and SOA's is so much greater that I would be pretty surprised if SOA have no more high-income viewers on a absolute basis.

Either way, Glenn Close and crew probably never sold all Harley-Davidson, and I'm pretty sure that Johnny Lewis ("Half bag") and Mark Boone Junior (Bobby "Elvis" Munson) have sold a few.

You can catch the season finale tonight at 10pm on FX. If you need something to change between now and then you can Kurt Sutter's interview with Kim Masters on KCRW (Special thanks to Mr. Sutter for listing TV by the numbers as one listen to his favorite TV biz blogs!) And read Maureen Ryan's in-depth feature on SOA in a long conversation with Sutter (there are no spoilers about the finale).

Hopefully we will be posting the information on the renewal of SOA before the ratings for the finale of season two, but we should at some point the ratings info Wednesday afternoon.

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