The FX biker drama series "Sons of Anarchy" ended its seven-year saga with Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) meeting his own fate in a dramatic motorcycle scene. Now a distant memory, SOA fans will definitely miss the fictional town of Charming, Gemma's (Katey Sagal) endless lies, SAMCRO's brotherhood and Jax Teller's (Charlie Hunnam) battle between good and evil for Tuesday nights will never be the same again.

Here are the five reasons why you're Tuesday nights are not as exciting as before.

No More Jax Teller

Played by British actor Charlie Hunnam, Jax Teller's presence in the small screen every Tuesday night for seven years has made the show the most-watched series of the network. His struggles to keep his club and his family away from the life of chaos ended with him offering his life so others can live in peace, especially his two boys (Abel and Thomas).

Hunnam proved himself season after season that he is an actor to watch out for with his powerful performance as SAMCRO's troubled prince. Now one of Hollywood bankable actors, the "Pacific Rim 2" star delivered his last epic performance in the "Sons of Anarchy" series finale with grace and perfection worthy of an award.

"Sons of Anarchy" S*x Scenes

Yes, that's right without the "Sons of Anarchy" fans will no longer enjoy a night full of guys in leather vest, Charlie Hunnam's sexy back and the hot girls of the club. Remember the episode where everyone was having s*x? Who can forget the steamy scenes of Jax and Winsome (Inbar Lavi), Nero (Jimmy Smits) and Gemma (Katey Sagal), Happy (David Labrava) and a hooker and Wendy (Drea de Matteo) and her vibrator all captured in one episode.

The Shocking Twists and Turns

What makes this show tick is its unpredictability and Kurt Sutter's ability to tell the story with its shocking twists and turns. Who could have thought that Abel is going to be the one to tell Jax about Tara's death? Or Jax will end up killing his own mother? With so much blood and mayhem, "Sons of Anarchy" is not just about the motorcycle but it's about brotherhood and family.

No More Motorcycles

"Sons of Anarchy" is the only show about an outlaw motorcycle gang that gave a new meaning to family drama thanks to its ensemble cast. Often described as "Hamlet" on Harleys, the show's theme is about "family, camaraderie, betrayal, all those are things that people plug into," according to series creator Kurt Sutter.

SOA's Creative Violence

Like Shakespeare who uses "comedic relief as a respite," "Sons of Anarchy" is known for its absurd humour and the reason why women are loving the male-dominated show.

Dayton callie, Charlie Hunnam, Theo Rossi, Kim Coates And Mark Boone Junior
IN PHOTO: Dayton Callie (L-R), Charlie Hunnam, Theo Rossi, Kim Coates and Mark Boone Junior, actors in the FX Networks' show, "Sons of Anarchy", pose for members of the media at an FX Networks party at Lucky Strike Lanes in New York, March 29, 2012. Reuters/Andrew Burton
Kurt Sutter And Charlie Hunnam
Creator and Executive Producer Kurt Sutter (L) jokes with cast member Charlie Hunnam at a panel for the television series "Sons of Anarchy" during the FX portion of the Television Critics Association Summer press tour in Beverly Hills, California August 2, 2013. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni Reuters
Katey Sagal And Kurt Sutter
Actress Katey Sagal, star of FX cable channel series "Sons of Anarchy", arrives with her husband Kurt Sutter, creator of the series, at the premiere screening of season three in Hollywood, California August 30, 2010. REUTERS/Fred Prouser REUTERS
Ron Perlman, Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal and Kurt Sutter
Creator Kurt Sutter (R) poses with cast members Katey Sagal, Ron Perlman (L) and Charlie Hunnam (2nd L) at the season two premiere of the FX television series "Sons of Anarchy" at the Paramount theatre in Los Angeles August 23, 2009. The season two premieres on September 8. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni REUTERS
Sons of Anarchy Cast
(L-R) Creator and executive producer Kurt Sutter, executive producer and director Paris Barclay, and cast members Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal, Kim Coates, Theo Rossi, Dayton Callie and Drea de Matteo of drama series "Sons of Anarchy" participate in a panel discussion during FX Networks' portion of the 2014 Television Critics Association Cable Summer Press Tour in Beverly Hills, California July 21, 2014. REUTERS/Kevork Djansezian REUTERS
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