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Despite taking a knife straight through the head.
The David Milch–Michael Mann collaboration rides off into the sunset.
The duo discusses the horse fatalities, the protests, and where the show would have gone.
While Luck was under extra scrutiny for being about a horse track, its animal-cruelty accusations could expand to affect more shows.
After three horses die during production, the network pulls the plug on the David Milch drama.
Not quite a placeholder, there's lots of interpersonal development at hand in this hour.
"I think sometimes the problem with animal rights campaigners, including myself, is that we don't think about people's feelings, too."
It's "like jazz or rap: There's a rhythm to it, but it's kind of wild."
We spoke with Broadway producer, and regular bettor, Jerry Zaks.
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