Kurt Sutter has exited Netflix series The Abandons 3 weeks before the sprawling Western is slated to wrap production in Canada.

"Sons of Anarchy" creator Kurt Sutter has quit his latest series, "The Abandons," weeks before the Netflix western was scheduled to wrap filming.

It looks like Kurt Sutter is fulfilling the title of his latest TV series. The Sons of Anarchy and Mayans M.C. mastermind has parted ways with The Abandons, the upcoming Netflix series he created and executive-produced,

The upcoming Western drama stars Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson. Its executive producer and director Otto Bathurst as well as its co-exec producer Rob Askins will oversee the rest of the shoot. No new showrunner has been named. It’s been reported that the departure came down to creative differences.

In the absence of the series’ creator, executive producer/director Otto Bathurst and co-exec producer Rob Askins will oversee the remainder of production. Part of what’s left to go is a rather interesting reshoot request, that may or may not have been the reason for Kurt Sutter’s departure.

Kurt Sutter is departing his Netflix series The Abandons just three weeks before the Lana Headey and Gillian Anderson-led Western is set to wrap, according to a Thursday report from our sister site Deadline.

Kurt Sutter is out as showrunner on Netflix's The Abandons. Insiders say Sutter clashed with the streamer over creative decisions.