‘Sons Of Anarchy’ Season 7 Spoilers: Malcolm Jamal Warner Joins Cast; Character Will Help Jax Seek Revenge

The Season 7 premiere date of “Sons of Anarchy” is steadily approaching and with the return of the series, comes the arrival of new characters. According to recent reports, the final season of SoA will feature several guest stars, executive producer Kurt Sutter revealed that “Glee’s” Lea Michele, Venus Van Dam, Marilyn Manson, and even Courtney Love will be joining the Season 7 cast. But now a new report from the Hollywood Reporter announced that Malcolm Jamal Warner, who rose to fame playing Theo Huxtable on “The Cosby Show” has landed a recurring role on the series, appearing in at least two episodes including the September 9^th premiere that is being described as “supersized.”

Warner will portray, Sticky, who is a member of the Grim Bastards MC and serves as right hand man and confidante to President T.O. Cross. According to Warner, who dished some SoA secrets to Entertainment Weekly his guest appearance in Season 7 is even more significant than 2 episodes, his character will play a big role in four episodes and may even have a scene in the series finale. So who is Sticky and why is he so important to the Season 7 plot?

Well, first things first Season 7 picks up about 10 days after the tragic death of Jax’s wife, Tara who was murdered by his own mother, Gemma. Jax is in jail on parole violation, and still has not come to grips with the loss of Tara and his sons who are taken from him upon his arrest. Due to his desire for revenge and his need to avenge the love of his life, Jax, with the help of SAMCRO swears “merciless and complete retribution.”

Enter, Sticky. Malcom Jamal Warner told Entertainment Weekly that his role was extended due to a vital scene that expanded from an exchange with only one of the SAMCRO members to involving his character Sticky and the entire Charming gang. The actor also revealed that his character, and the Grim Bastards as a whole, will aide in Jax’s plan for revenge. “They’re definitely a part of it,” Warner said. “If you’re going to be on that show it’s kind of cool that you’re going to be the motorcycle gang that’s like the charter club to Sons. So they definitely have our back and we definitely have their backs.”