Sons Of Anarchy Season 7 [SPOILERS]: Episodes 1,2 Finalized While Real Life Biker Robert Patrick To Return, Details Of ‘The Bastard Executioner’ Surface

"Sons of Anarchy" season 7 spoilers have been released once again.

We all know that in the course of season 7, Jax will be avenging the death of his wife, Tara, who was killed by his own mother.

Jax is unaware of this fact, which is why most of the spoilers that have been revealed for "Sons of Anarchy" season 7 have been focusing on the specific plotline of "How will Jax find out?"

In his WTF video blog, creator Kurt Sutter explained that the first episode of season 7 has already reached the network, according to IBTimes India.

The second episode reportedly has already been finalized as well, while episode 3 remains in the draft stage.

Sutter also revealed that he's planning to bring some characters back, most of which have made brief appearances throughout season 6.

Recent spoilers have revealed that real life biker Robert Patrick may even have his own storyline during season 7 of "Sons of Anarchy."

Although Sutter has expressed how difficult it is to part ways with the show, he has plans to move on to his next project, "The Bastard Executioner."

"Drugs and alcohol and substances are no longer an option, I punched that ticket 20 years ago, you know it's all the other stuff, and I realize that as Sons comes to a close, as I have to face that reality and that sadness and that endgame, I'm pretending that's not happening by going 'oh, I have to do this over here after Sons,' so I'm already jumping out of the feeling of the show ending to the next thing," stated Sutter.

Details of "The Bastard Executioner" have surfaced, to the joy of Kurt Sutter fans.

The new show will reportedly be about a warrior in the reign of King Edward III, who is forced to fight after vowing never to pick up his sword again.

FX Networks CEO John Landgraf is as excited about the show as the rest of us.

"Now he [Sutter] has conceived a deep, provocative and historically precise narrative journey into our medieval past - and I have no doubt 'Bastard Executioner' will be another remarkably original and gripping series," stated Landgraf.