The staff running this show are cruel, sick b*****ds who literally killed a live horse during filming-- and in such a fashion that it took it a week to die (likely in extreme agony), no less!-- all just to get a scene that they *could* have easily gotten *with no harm whatsoever* by just using one of the many readily-available horses in the world that are specifically trained to fall for filming purposes, instead of literally using a rope to just break this horse's freaking neck like they did here! And then to top it all off they actually aired that footage? Are they insane? The fact that such a horrific act of cruelty was even #1) thought up in the first place, #2) allowed to occur by multiple levels of staff, and #3) is apparently going completely unpunished, all in what is supposed to be a civilized country, is effed up beyond belief. Screw this show and everyone involved with this disgusting act.
(And before the people who I've seen, unbelievably, somehow finding it morally acceptable to defend all of this in previous comments come at me: #1) no, I actually *don't* eat meat, so don't bother trying to paint me as a hypocrite because I'm not one, and #2) you are just as sick and twisted as these crew members if you are seriously defending this s**t without even the slightest twinge of conscience. It was not a freaking 'accident'-- what was done and the way it was done was so obviously going to cause harm that the crew would have known better {on multiple levels, from basic human decency and literal common sense to it also being their actual freaking job to know about stuff like fall-trained horses}, yet they still did it anyway. So shame on them, and yes, also shame on anyone who supports or defends this.)
(And before the people who I've seen, unbelievably, somehow finding it morally acceptable to defend all of this in previous comments come at me: #1) no, I actually *don't* eat meat, so don't bother trying to paint me as a hypocrite because I'm not one, and #2) you are just as sick and twisted as these crew members if you are seriously defending this s**t without even the slightest twinge of conscience. It was not a freaking 'accident'-- what was done and the way it was done was so obviously going to cause harm that the crew would have known better {on multiple levels, from basic human decency and literal common sense to it also being their actual freaking job to know about stuff like fall-trained horses}, yet they still did it anyway. So shame on them, and yes, also shame on anyone who supports or defends this.)