TV Show Actors who've Criticized/Bashed their Shows

[Jay H.]

Originally Posted by Samus Aran

Chevy Chase hated Community, and everyone on Community hated him.

Actually, his only problem with Community was Dan Harmon, the show's creator. The two were constantly butting heads. Dan then made a joke at Chevy's expense during one of the season's wrap party, and that was the last straw. Harmon was fired for one season; when he came back, Chevy left the show.

[50strat54]

Originally Posted by Jay H.

Actually, his only problem with Community was Dan Harmon, the show's creator. The two were constantly butting heads. Dan then made a joke at Chevy's expense during one of the season's wrap party, and that was the last straw. Harmon was fired for one season; when he came back, Chevy left the show.

Chevy apparently said racist stuff to Donald Glover.

It's well known that Chevy is a major jerk and a lot of people dislike him. Howard Stern went to war with Chevy and eventually Chevy had to give up and went on the show and tried to make amends with Howard because he was tired of being harassed in public.

On the other hand Howard has gone soft, real soft.

[cbs777]

Originally Posted by 50strat54

Chevy apparently said racist stuff to Donald Glover.

It's well known that Chevy is a major jerk and a lot of people dislike him. Howard Stern went to war with Chevy and eventually Chevy had to give up and went on the show and tried to make amends with Howard because he was tired of being harassed in public.

On the other hand Howard has gone soft, real soft.

Really soft, he has become what he used to fight against, he is really out of touch! I stopped listening years ago, but I'll listen to the old stern any day of the week. I still think the history of Howard Stern was the best produced thing I've ever heard on radio.

[RobGenX.]

Originally Posted by cbs777

Really soft, he has become what he used to fight against, he is really out of touch! I stopped listening years ago, but I'll listen to the old stern any day of the week. I still think the history of Howard Stern was the best produced thing I've ever heard on radio.

I really loved the movie Private Parts, I haven't heard any of his radio stuff but I guess it isn't anything like what was portrayed in the film?

[cbs777]

Originally Posted by RobGenX.

I really loved the movie Private Parts, I haven't heard any of his radio stuff but I guess it isn't anything like what was portrayed in the film?

It was exactly like it was portrayed in the film, and then some, nudity galore, bashing of and making fun of celebrities galore, he didn't hold anything back. He hated terrestial radio for the limitations they put on his show, so he moved to Satellite radio to get more freedom.

Once there he slowly did a 180, less nudity, less offensive skits, and literally becoming friends with some of the celebs he used to make fun of. He literally became what he used to despise, and fought against all those years. I was a superfan, and won't listen to him anymore.

[Professor Echo]

Originally Posted by RobGenX.

I really loved the movie Private Parts, I haven't heard any of his radio stuff but I guess it isn't anything like what was portrayed in the film?

I stopped listening to Howard regularly when he separated from his first wife and spent endlessly tedious segments on his show bragging about all the snobby restaurants he was going to and all of his new wealthy friends. Everything he ever knocked Imus for he became himself and it became unlistenable. Occasionally now I will watch a video excerpt from his show on YouTube and it's not bad. As for going soft, I'm not sure I'd want to see a guy his age still ranting and raving and lusting after teenage girls. From what I've heard recently, he's still pretty quick witted and basically a decent guy.

[BluRayTim]

Originally Posted by 50strat54

Chevy apparently said racist stuff to Donald Glover.

It's well known that Chevy is a major jerk and a lot of people dislike him. Howard Stern went to war with Chevy and eventually Chevy had to give up and went on the show and tried to make amends with Howard because he was tired of being harassed in public.

On the other hand Howard has gone soft, real soft.

Not entirely. On or around the 8th of the month in February and August every year since 2013, Denise Richards says a chock full of bad things (too many things to mention) about Heather Locklear to the point of abuse.

On or around these dates every year since 2017, Denise Richards also has been slandering Heather Locklear and Charlie Sheen for the following: having an affair with each other in early February 2005 and taking turns beating up and molesting Ava Sambora as a child. This never happened and never will. Heather’s not that bad but Charlie is, though never with Heather’s daughter.

For what it’s worth, Heather and Charlie never had relations of any kind with each other (and never will), just a solid friendship since 1985.

Howard and everybody on his show openly allow, approve of, condone, defend, enable, encourage and support Denise mentally abusing Heather on his show. That’s why I don’t listen to Howard Stern anymore. Other than that, yes, Howard’s gone completely soft.

Heather and Charlie said they will each sue Denise for half of everything she’s got ($12,000,000) for defamation of character as soon as they can afford an attorney. There’s a private investigator that Heather hired to follow Richie Sambora when she suspected him of cheating.

The PI that I speak of is a woman. She’s the best, most expensive and most reputable PI in the country.

I don’t know this PI’s name. But she has audio and video recordings of Denise admitting that her accusations are lies to ruin them for how she really feels about Heather and Charlie. It will absolutely destroy Denise Richards once and for (HALLELUJAH!!!)!

[JamesG.]

Matt LeBlanc had mentioned that there's things he did not like about his "Friends" spin-off "Joey"

He told The Guardian in 2012 that though he has "no regrets" about the show that there were things he wish he could have changed.




"I just think that we were telling stories that emasculated the character. They wrote a guy who became very doubtful of himself in this new place, in Hollywood, no friends, can't meet girls - and that's not who Joey was. He was always, always, always, the consummate optimist. Always.

And that's not who they wrote. That was very frustrating for me."





"Friends" creator David Crane had turned down the job of being the head writer/ showrunner on "Joey" and LeBlanc said, "I guess if I could go back in time... I would have put my foot down and said, 'I'm not doing it without David.' That's the one thing I would do differently."

[RobGenX.]

Originally Posted by JamesG.

Matt LeBlanc had mentioned that there's things he did not like about his "Friends" spin-off "Joey"

He told The Guardian in 2012 that though he has "no regrets" about the show that there were things he wish he could have changed.

"I just think that we were telling stories that emasculated the character. They wrote a guy who became very doubtful of himself in this new place, in Hollywood, no friends, can't meet girls - and that's not who Joey was. He was always, always, always, the consummate optimist. Always.

And that's not who they wrote. That was very frustrating for me."

I did like the first season of Joey. And a big part of that was because his sister was freaking hot. But I agree they completely changed his character from being dumb but still a winner to being a complete loser. Which was awful to watch

[cbs777]

Originally Posted by RobGenX.

I did like the first season of Joey. And a big part of that was because his sister was freaking hot. But I agree they completely changed his character from being dumb but still a winner to being a complete loser. Which was awful to watch

I know I might be in the minority, but I actually liked both seasons. I want to read Matthew Perry's book when it comes out (usually don't like tell all books), but supposedly there's a rumor that the other castmates were upset with LeBlanc for doing the series.

[Professor Echo]

Anthony Denison told my former gf that he and everyone else on the show LOVED doing the great 80's series, CRIME STORY, but that he hated that the series ended on a cliffhanger. He said that the next season had all been planned out and they were all looking forward to doing it and ending it with a proper finale.

[WonkaBedknobs83]

Meg Ryan doesn't like to talk about her soap opera days when she was Betsy on As the World Turns.

Originally Posted by 50strat54

Chevy apparently said racist stuff to Donald Glover.

It's well known that Chevy is a major jerk and a lot of people dislike him. Howard Stern went to war with Chevy and eventually Chevy had to give up and went on the show and tried to make amends with Howard because he was tired of being harassed in public.

On the other hand Howard has gone soft, real soft.

So I guess that SNL "word association" sketch with Richard Pryor wasn't just acting on his part.

Beverly D'Angelo deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for putting up with him on the National Lampoon's Vacation movies.

If you had told me 25 years ago Howard Stern would have become everything he hated, I never would have believed you. Yet here we are.

[JamesG.]

While doing a new interview to promote the "Bones" rewatch Podcast, "Boneheads", actress Emily Deschanel addresses things about the show that she did not like.

While not going into specifics, she mentioned that she did not care for when the show dealt with terrorism.



"As I am re-watching 'Bones', I am seeing some difficult episodes that have some things that I don’t love in them. When episodes would deal with terrorism in a way that, looking back, I don’t love, and I’m not sure how I felt about at the time. It might have been uncomfortable.

I think as a whole, I don’t have a full perspective on it yet because we’ve just started re-watching them, but I would say, in general, I just have more of an affection for the show and I appreciate it even more now."

https://screenrant.com/bones-emily-d...how-criticism/