Nobody who loves Westerns is going to watch this awful show!” That is the first report I got from someone who worked on the HBO TV series back in 2003. At the time we were hot on the trail of a slew of new oaters in production: “Get Ready for a Bonanza of New Westerns!” (Feb.-Mar. 2003). The doubletruck spread include


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