Most of the time, I boycott awards shows, because the shows that get the awards aren't always great, and some of my favorites are left out. Every once in a while, I am pleasantly surprised that the people choosing these awards get it right. Well, I hope they do this year. Ryan Hurst, as Opie, deserves every possible award for his work this season. His work this season is better than his work on all of the other seasons, which is saying a lot. His performance when his wife was killed was amazing, and then last season with the retribution of it. But this season, and most importantly, the last 5 minutes of "Call of Duty" was so incredible, I wanted to hand him an award right then. Hurst made us feel that Opie must have not only felt the pain of the loss of his father, but his entire family. The Club is and has been his family. He had just finished telling Jax that nothing else fit. That was what he knew, he couldn't do anything else, so he chose the life. Then he sees his father, and it was like he doubted everything in his life, especially once Unser (Masterfully played by Dayton Callie) told him who actually murdered his father. Opie looked more torn up that anyone could possibly look. The betrayal, anger, hurt, devastation were all so evident on his face. As understanding dawned, Opie took us from confusion, to anger, to betrayal to fury and desire, for revenge. All without saying a word. I hope that Hurst gets his due. He so deserves it.