Behind-the-Scenes Feuds & Drama: TV’s Most Dysfunctional Sets

[DaytimeFan]

 

I think she was the best part of the show. I stopped watching when they killed her character off. 

[Chris B]

I’ve continued trying to watch the show and just like when I initially watched the show, I find it hard to watch without Nicollette. What’s particularly insulting is when they bring on Vanessa Williams as an exact replica of Edie. It was so similar that you can’t help but compare the two and Williams was terrible in the part. 

[Faulkner]

This is infuriating.

 

 

[Vee]

Wow. I remember that terrible show.

[soapfan770]

 

Disgusting indeed but not surprising from a show that had tumultuous backstage problems from the get go, de-gaying characters and all. Few shows have ever tanked as quickly as Heroes did. 

[Faulkner]

 

[Vee]

Sure thing.

[Khan]

Well, I know I'll never be able to watch her w/ Idris Elba and Beyonce in "Obsessed" the same way again.

[Vee]

Since we no longer have the status feed after a now-banned member used it as their burn book and I didn't know where else to put this, I thought this old thread might be appropriate for this piece about David Milch, writing his last screenplay with Alzheimer's.

[Khan]

Oops, I hit a paywall.

[janea4old]

 

archived copy (no paywall)
https://archive.is/1lSOE

Edited December 15, 2023 by janea4old

[Khan]

Thanks, @janea4old.  David Milch is a brilliant writer, and a brilliant human being.  Complicated, yes, but brilliant nonetheless.  [!@#$%^&*] Alzheimer's.

[Vee]

Sorry about the paywall - none came up for me so I linked it directly.

[Khan]

That's okay.  I'm still glad you made us aware of the article.  David Milch has become another hero of mine.

[Vee]

Deadwood is one of my all-time shows. Looking back at NYPD Blue recently on Prime too it's astonishing what they were allowed to get away with just in terms of visual style and tone on network TV, at least in the early years. But of course that also came out of what I've seen of Hill Street Blues. I've only seen a little of the early stuff but it was my father's favorite.