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FX’s ‘Sons Of Anarchy’ Final Season To Debut September 9

By DOMINIC PATTEN | Thursday July 17, 2014 @ 11:58am PDTTags: FX, Kurt Sutter, Sons of Anarchy

but there’s still more to come. FX announced today that the last season of the Kurt Sutter-created series will start up its motor on September 9. The seventh season of the show will begin with a 10 PM 1-hour and 45-minute episode. It’s going to be very rockstar on

this coming season with Courtney Love and Marilyn Manson joining the cast in recurring roles. The Season 7 debut will be followed by a live post-show

. The post-show will also air after the very last SOA later in the season.

Season 6 premiere was watched by 5.87 million viewers on September 10 with 3.94 million among adults 18-49. The shocking 151-minute season finale on December 10 was watched by 5.2 million viewers with 3.54 million among Adults 18-49 – that was a finale high for

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