Seen that coming a mile away. No idea it would be Vic Mackey taking him out though lol.
Sutter's best work literally collided head on in the series finale.
It's funny, I liked "The Shield" and the "The Sopranos," both of which had, IMO, excellently written shows, but I was initially drawn to both of them because they had something I had never seen before on TV-a lead character who murdered somebody, in the very first episode(for sure in "Shield," not sure for "Sopranos," but if it wasn't the first episode, it wasn't long thereafter), and I waited YEARS for them to finally get their comeuppance(of course, for Vic Makey it was a living death in that his family was whisked away into Witness Protection while he was "chained" to a desk job, and we're not 100% sure that Tony S DID get his comeuppance, but I'm pretty sure he did). And SOA had something I've never seen in a series, too: the top 4 characters all dying in the last 2 years of the show-and Bobby and Unser weren't that far down in "Tier Two," either.
You wanna know one lucky mofo? Connor, talk about luck 'o the Irish, or nine lives, he walked in and discovered that Jax took out his Irish homies and coudda been popped there; then Jax had the fake betrayal giving him up to the Chinese(which Connor didn't know was fake) and he coudda bought it in the ensuing gun "fight;" then he got caught skimming by his Irish homies, and those around him who did likewise were killed, but he was spared; then he seemingly had a Jax-like death wish in taking a shot at the SOA and trying to out run them in a crate, he coudda bought it about 9 times racing through a friggin' warehouse; and lastly, when his Irish higher ups were murdered yet again(don't those Micks catch on, lol, they're bad asses, but every time some of them visit the States, there are Irish bodies flopping around) in the finale, he was spared(I liked the way Chips had to kinda prompt him to say, "Thank you," lol).