When a brunt of TV series typically begin to dye out, FX's hit biker show, Sons of Anarchy, continues to gain traction, even in its sixth season.

Several members of the cast and crew were on hand to dish about both the program's success and what lies ahead at an Oct. 27 panel titled, Academy of Television Arts & Sciences: An Evening with Sons of Anarchy.

Although actress Maggie Siff (Tara) was queried on where her on-the-rocks relationship to Jax (Charlie Hunnam) will be headed, it was SOA creator Kurt Sutter who chimed in on the friction between the SAMCRO prez and his old lady.

"The arc between the two of them ... the love does not die, that the love continues ... its a ubiquitous path and they continue to go through a lot, cause after all, it is a show about hope and love," he explained, to the laughter of the cast and audience.

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While the showrunner didn't reveal the dirt on what exactly will be taking place in the season 6 finale, he did admit that it be based off a similar plot formula as those those of its past.

"We always have big reveals towards the end of the season," Sutter said.

Sutter was also asked about his strategy for the seventh season, which he revealed he'll approach with the same model that he used at the end of The Shield's run.

"If we can get a full run I can tell the story I wanna tell in seven seasons. So I've been writing towards that and I knew by the end of this season I'd have a sense of whether or not I'd do that and I still think I can," he added.

Next up for Sons of Anarchy will be a John 8:32, which will air on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at 9/8 p.m. Central Time.

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