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If you asked which brand is the Supreme Television of Prestige, most would say HBO. Sopranos and The Wire have been raises that have been chasing television plays in the last two decades. The HBO verdict is not unavailable, though. The network has rejected several shows that have continued to be huge success elsewhere. One of the shows that HBO rejected was "Breaking Bad", which is generally ranked along with "Sopranos" and "Theica" as the third knot in the triptic "Television masterpiece".

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Another was the series that became "sons of anarchy". Created by Kurt Satter, the series is basically Hamlet Retold with Hell's angels. TelleXexon "Jax" Teler (Charlie Hanam) is a member of the sons of the anarchy, a motorcycle club in Northern California making its money for guns. The club was founded by Jax's late father, Johnon, but these days he led his stepfather, Clay Morow (Ron Perlman). Axex has excavated his father's magazines, realizing that Teler Sr. He wanted the sons to be illegal, but not criminals, and the buttons are clay heads while trying to reform the club.

Running seven seasons, the "sons of anarchy" was a constant rating hit for FX. After a series wrapped in 2014, FX Greenlit and a new series of Sutter (short-term historical drama "The Bastard Expectuter") and "Sons" Spin-Off, MAJA, "but all that success could have been HBO.

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Sutter and Executive Producer Johnon Linson originally descended The HBO show, then titled "Forever Sam Crow". ("Sam Crowe" is a name in the motorcycle club universe, obtained from the Motorcycle Club "Sons of Anarchy", "Redwood Originals" or "Samro".) But unfortunately, HBO had a bicycle drama too much at the time.

When Sutter and Linson lowered HBO, the net was already developing a series of cyclists from screenwriter Michael Tolkien (writer of the "player" and "variable stripes". The autobiography of the founder of Heles Angels Sonny Barger. Developed with Barger, the series will follow a fictional motorcycle club, "death drivers" in Arizona. The series leader was Donald Log, playing cyclist Misfit.

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HBO obviously decided they couldn't go out Two Competitive bikes dramas at the same time. Compare as years later, HBO refuses "yellow pockets" Because they thought the elements of the series' teen drama were too close to "euphoria".

If you've never heard of "1%", there's a good reason: the show didn't go to series. Before the pilot aired, the series already faced problems when Barger sued HBO, Tolkin and the manufacturing company White Mountain Company. Barger claims to have been cut off from production and is not appropriate and that the aspects of the pilot were too close to the reality of the angels of hell. The "1%" pilot was eventually published as a TV movie in 2008But good luck trying to find it to watch it now. The "sons of the anarchy" apparently did not share that fate.

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Sutter entered television as a writer of FX police drama Shield, which was a series that turned out to be the FX could deliver a HBO -level party. So, after HBO's rejection, Sutter went into the FX chips and received the "Forever Sam Crow" from the ground there. The series was renamed "sons of anarchy" (which, let's be realistic, is A. a lot Better and more evocative title), and premiered in September 2008, months before Shield completed that November.

"Sons of Anarchy" was moving on the highway to FX success, leaving HBO and his unsuccessful "1%" pilot to eat (Sam) Crowe.