TV Stars Who Hated Their Own Shows. Plenty of actors have bad times while making movies, or don’t look back too fondly at the finished product of their movies.

It’s a lot easier to deal with a negative experience on a movie set, as movies typically only take a few months to film. Then actors get paid millions as they are flown around the world to promote it in beautiful, exotic cities and often continue to get residuals on the movie for the rest of their lives. TV shows, on the other hands, tend to require a lengthier and more rigorous time commitment, and except for a few exceptions, for far less money– and as such, actors will usually mull over whether to star on a TV show or not much more than they would a movie. After all, they might get stuck working on a TV show for many, many years.

It’s far rarer that an actor will end up regretting their time on a TV show, and when they do, the reasons are far more diverse– fear of typecasting, a grueling schedule, feuds with producers and co- stars, and tiffs over money are among the most common reasons why a TV star will end up tearing down the show they starred in, be it while the show is on the air or years later upon reflection. Here are 1. 5 TV Stars Who Hated Their Own Shows.

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Johnny Depp – 2. 1 Jump Street. Johnny Depp has spent much of this millennium leading a billion- dollar Disney franchise and starring in other major Hollywood movies. It’s easy to forget that the actor was once more known for shying away from the spotlight and preferring smaller roles that kept him just under the mainstream radar. He first developed that distaste for major fame and celebrity during his breakthrough role on the ’8. Jump Street. Between starring in a show aimed at teenagers and having that perfect combination of boyish good looks and bad boy attitude, Depp was catapulted to teen heartthrob status shortly after 2.

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Jump Street debuted. It was the kind of fame and notoriety that Deep wasn’t comfortable with, and he soon regretted taking the role on the show. However, he had already signed a contract, and couldn’t just walk away– so the actor began trying his best to get fired by exhibiting bizarre behavior on the set. He reluctantly got stuck doing the show for three of its five seasons. However, Depp’s nostalgia for the show has warmed a bit over the years, as the actor did a cameo in the 2. Chevy Chase – Community. He’s Chevy Chase, and you’re not… ever going to understand why he just can’t seem to have a positive experience on most of the things he has worked on.

There is so little love for Chase by his peers that his 2. Comedy Central roast was largely conducted by random comedians who never even worked with him, and was so mean- spirited that the network only ever aired it once. The most recent example of the actor/comedian having a bad time working on something was his tenure on the cult hit NBC sitcom Community. What began as something of a well- received comeback for the actor – his first high- profile role on an acclaimed production in many years – quickly soured following a highly publicized feud with Community creator Dan Harmon and some leaked audio of the actor using racial slurs and disparaging the show as formulaic and unfunny. The kindest words the actor could muster for Community is that he liked the cast, although that praise was quickly tempered by him pointing out that “it’s not like [he’s] working with the great innovators of all time.”1.

Penn Badgley – Gossip Girl. It would seem as though anyone who would sign on for a show on the CW called Gossip Girl would know what they were in for and wouldn’t exactly be expecting cutting- edge television. Yet that didn’t stop some of its stars from badmouthing the show, even actors for whom Gossip Girl was their breakthrough and/or most well- known role.

Chace Crawford made a crack near the end of the show’s six- season run that he would have to go back three or four seasons to where he left his dignity before the show ends– though many have read that as good- natured teasing. However, Crawford’s co- star Penn Badgley’s criticisms of Gossip Girl feel far less jokey. He once pointed out the absurdity of the DVD cover of the show’s first season, saying that he and his cast mates literally lounging on NYC skyscrapers looked like a metaphor for white privilege.

He also frequently said the show was ridiculous and made little sense. Most tellingly, when Badgley was promoting the movie Greetings From Tim Buckley— his first major role post- Gossip Girl— he made remarks about how good it felt to finally be proud of something he’s done as an actor. Ouch. 1. 2. Robert Reed – The Brady Bunch. It has been well- documented that things behind the scenes of The Brady Bunch weren’t nearly as smooth or wholesome as they were within the show’s fictional world.

From off- screen flings between on- screen family members to drug use and mental health issues, the actors who portrayed the Bradys were far more dysfunctional than their fictional characters ever led on. The actors have largely had a complicated relationship with the show’s legacy, with many of them having trouble separating how beloved the show is and the fame it brought them from the personal struggles that it led to for them. Actor Robert Reed, who played Brady patriarch Mike Brady, likely had more off- screen turmoil than anyone else in the cast. Watch Who Is Alice Megavideo.

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He frequently argued with the show’s producers and executives and never meshed well with the production as a whole. Watch Firelight Online Free HD. The actor was also gay, something he had to hide due to his role as one of America’s most beloved TV dads, and as a result he had to settle for having a secret life of hook- ups and cruising for sex without having the freedom to openly pursue a healthy same- sex relationship.

Reed eventually contracted HIV and would succumb to AIDS in 1. Mandy Patinkin – Criminal Minds. Previously best known to mainstream audiences for his role as the six- fingered- man- seeking Inigo Montoya in the classic comedy The Princess Bride, Mandy Patinkin had successfully transitioned to television beginning with an Emmy- winning stint on the ’9. Chicago Hope. Following his role in the HBO series Dead Like Me, Patinkin saw another major career resurgence when he joined the cast of the hit CBS procedural Criminal Minds— a show he would go on to call his “biggest public mistake.”Patinkin said that although he knew there would be some tough material in a show about investigating dark crimes, participating in a show where people would “kill and rape all these women, night after night” was “very destructive to [his] soul.” He eventually had enough, and after not showing up to a table read one day, it was soon revealed that he was done with Criminal Minds. Patinkin feared that the way he chose to exit the show would prevent him from finding future work, but he soon found his way into another hit show– Showtime’s Homeland— which has accrued him multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.

Billy Ray Cyrus – Hannah Montana. While there a lot of people in the world who hate the Disney original series Hannah Montana for unleashing a twerking, tongue- wagging Miley Cyrus on the world, it turns out that someone involved in the show hates it even more– and for an even more personal reason. Country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, both real- life father to Miley and fictional father to her Hannah Montana character, said that the show wrecked his family. While Miley was in the midst of her transformation from squeaky- clean Disney actress to controversy- baiting pop star, Cyrus– as Billy Ray will soon be known following a recently- announced Madonna- esque name change– said that the show’s popularity had sent his daughter on a path akin to that of ill- fated model Anna Nicole Smith, and had ruined his relationship with both her and his wife. Cyrus has since reconciled with both women– he and wife Trish remain married- - and Miley didn’t end up meeting the tragic end he had foreseen.