Characters Killed Off Because Of Their Awful Behavior
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- The goal at a workplace is not just to be great at your job, but we also want to get along with our co-workers in the process. The last thing anyone wants is to deal with bad behavior from a co-worker.
The same applies to a set of movies or TV shows where a typical day involves long hours that could start at four in the morning and end at midnight. However, getting rid of actors who have some weight in the industry can be tricky.
Writers and directors have to get creative at times to cut the fat from their stories and sets. Here are characters killed off because of an actor's awful behavior.
#TV #TVShows #Actors
Jay Thomas | 0:00
John Rhys-Davies | 1:11
Roseanne Barr | 2:23
Marcus Chong | 3:40
Charlie Sheen | 4:53
Isaac Hayes | 6:05
Shannen Doherty | 7:36
Chevy Chase | 8:52
Mandy Patinkin | 10:06
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Rhys-Davies was 100% correct about Sliders. So much potential, such bad writing!
Agreed!!!
I loved Sliders, but I thought the same thing.
John Rhys-Davies' character Professor Maximillian Arturo dying was the beginning of the end for "Sliders". Everything after was just completely unwatchable. I was only a little kid and even I acknowledged 'this show sucks now'.
@@VileSyndicxte I stopped watching when he died. I was surprised to find out later that it had 2 more seasons!
Well that was what I was going to say
John Rhys-Davies was right. Slider was going nowhere and sucked after he left. Met him and he is the nicest man ever. That man can tell you stories for decades and I would never be bored.
Aye that show had so much potential but they wasted it by not trying to get good long arc stories going.
I think the first time I saw John Rhys-Davies on a "TV-Series/Movie" was either the TV-Movie/Mini-Series, *_Noble House,_* or the *_Indiana Jones_* sequel, I can't remember now. I thought he was great in those and I started sort of following him through the next decade of his works. I always enjoyed his acting. But I never watched *_Sliders._*
@@penboyasgod6103 First time I saw John was the Mini series Shogun.
@@mrd1433 Yes, you're right. I forgot about that one. So that was probably the first time I saw him. I saw that as well and loved it and, as usual, John Rhys-Davies was great. Thanks for bringing that one up and reminding me [us].
@@penboyasgod6103 Him being the only person i remember seeing on Sliders, and it was he who made the tv-show interesting for me. I do not remember seeing him for the first time but it probably was in one of the shows you and MRD 143 mentioned.
Isaac Hayes’ son also said that isaac was fine with the Scientology episode but the church wasn’t and had practically forced him to quit
@Kyler Klunder - Had Hayes been Catholic, Muslim, Baptist, or any other religion, those churches would have been equally intolerant of any member of their cult being portrayed as the joke that they truly are, equally offended, & most importantly, equally unable to defend the utter nonsense (when examined with an ounce of objectivity) they peddle to the sheep who throw $ at them (which they keep tax free) in hopes of purchasing their way into their chosen religion’s adaptation of the make-believe afterlife “paradise” that they all seem to have in common. A religion is a religion is a religion. Six of one, half dozen of the other, they’re all complete scams on those too cowardly to face death. Everyone is convinced that the one they are either born into due to their location of birth or the people that they were born to is the one & only true one & unfortunately, these beliefs have led to every single war throughout history beginning with the sun worshiping neanderthals killing off the moon worshiping neanderthals. Religious belief is a self-inflicted plague on mankind that could be cured simply by removing one’s head from one’s ass, growing a pair, & coming to terms with the fact that we only have one shot at this. So, instead of taking the cop out of “praying” for someone, we actually do something to help one another. Instead of seeking forgiveness from an imaginary friend, we seek forgiveness from the person/people we’ve wronged. Instead of throwing money at an indoctrination factory built to sustain & spread itself to insure it’s financial future, we invest in the people these cults should be helping financially instead of recruiting them to spread their disease. Religion is the root of all evil, my friend. No matter the label on the door, the fairy tale book they read from, or the imaginary friend they worship, it’s all detrimental & should all be skewered, made fun of, investigated, & shut down forever.
No, Hayes had a stroke, and knew nothing about the CO$'s bullshit regarding how it's depicted on _South Park_ .
@@candktoo1145 no one asked for your life story.
Scientology is a fraud. I once met one of the writing circle that Hubbard was part of. It was all based on being pissed off at the taxes charged on his first real income, and finding a way to screw the IRS out of its cut by creating an exempt 'religion'. Hubbard himself thought adherents to his fake religion were stupid to do so, and deserved to be milked for every penny. It was remarkable learning the truth behind it all from an actual witness that was there from before it began.
Jennifer WhiteWolf - That had to be a very interesting conversation. Unfortunately, it’s no different than mainstream religions when analyzed objectively. If you take the alien creator living in the clouds from the bible & exchange it with an alien creator from another planet, you’ve got scientology. All religion is fraud & gods will exist as long as people fear death.
Ironically, John Rhys-Davies dodged a bullet by leaving Sliders.
I thought it was a "mad scientist " who like injected a needle or something into base of skull for his CSF killing him all slowly?
Arturo left before John Rhys-Davies did.
jb888888888 my theory as well 😉
Word
It was a pretty good show regardless
Davies was right. You can’t just have characters doing random things as the plot requires, but rather the character should respond to the situation they are put in in a way that seems natural for their established skills and personality.
John Rhys-Davies is probably the nicest human being I have ever met so I can't imagine his departure was due to a behavioural difference, but rather a creative one.
I would bet it's as simple as the fact that he has standards, and Fox failed to meet them miserably enough that he walked
Anyone that has seen it, knows the TRUTH; It SUCKED after season 2.5...
Interesting that they mention Mandy Pitinkin (who left for personal reasons), but totally ignored Thomas Gibson who was fired for arguing and kicking one of the writer/producers. THAT'S bad behavior. smh
I am surprised by that too. I was expecting them to mention it, but it did not pop up, oddly enough
No mention of the guy who played Martin Riggs on lethal weapon show either!
According to a commenter, she read an article about AJ Cook defending Gibson since she considered him one of the nicest persons on the set. The argument was about a rape joke Gibson did not want to be written in. AJ did not agree with Gibson's behavior but she understood where he was coming from. I did miss Hotch more than Gideon who was too depressed for me as a character. I prefer Dave Rossi as well.
I must've quit watching that show by then. Finding this out gives me a genuine lift: I could never stand Gibson. (Had nothing to do with either the actor or the character; he reminded me of someone from my former workplace whom I keenly disliked...)
Thanks for pointing out Hayes' actor had the stroke and Scientology spoke for him, rather than having him speak for himself.
I had never heard about this before, so this video was super interesting!
You meant *Chef's* actor, right? Isaac Hayes was the actor behind Chef.
@@marlonmontelhiggins8570 Yes, sorry. :)
@@ChristopherLaHaise - Hey, it's fine.
Tank was one of my favorite characters from the Matrix. He was a perfect fit for the operator of the crew
absolutely agree
We want Tank back!! ❤️
Marcus Chong should never have been fired. Typical of Warner Bros to lowball a black actor.
@@jackriver1999 was it really Warner Bros Studios that fired Marcus who played Tank?
@@jackriver1999 It's never a good idea to threaten the people from whom you're trying to get back your job.
i enjoy Chevy Chase in his movies but i've heard he's one of meanest and rudest people off screen. i guess you just never know how people act in real life
Everyone on set is there to make his job easier or make him look better.
If you fail that, his throws a tantrum and tries to get you fired.
Even in a bit part, he tries to take over the entire production.
He is getting less work, and I couldn't be happier.
yeah I've heard that basically my entire life which sucks because I've always been such a huge fan of everything he's done minus the chevychase show lol
I think it's ok to be a fan of a character but not be a fan of the actor who plays them. I've always liked Hulk Hogan. But Terry Bollea sounds like a piece of work.
But I do agree that it's probably best not to give the actors any more work. Even if they portray beloved characters.
Jason Halverson hot tub time machine
I always felt Chevy wasnt acting, they just wrote a show around his real personality
I was never a Mandy Patinkin fan, but his comment was 100 percent on point.
I was never a Rosanne fan, but her comment was 100 percent on point.
Ridiculous...You should go to sleep with Homeland on your mind?
Same with Roseanne
"To make her Death permanent" yeah because no one on Rosanne has ever died then suddenly reappeared inexplicably as if a whole season was just bad fan fiction or something.
Lol well damn
Or vice versa
@Cyrus McWind actually she was comparing that woman to a monkey.
@@getoffmygrass4857 She commented that she looks similar to characters from the original Planet of the Apes. Which she does.
Rosanne also had no idea that woman is supposedly "black" as she doesn't look it.
So, how is that racist?
Exactly!!! *cough* Dan *cough*
100% on John Rhys-Davies' side, and so was the rest of the cast, quite frankly. Fox butchered that magnificent show.
No kidding. One of the scriptwriters was a *blithering idiot* - I cringed every time I heard Arturo call someone a "blistering idiot" >:-P
I wondered. what happened to that show, I really liked it
EquestriaGuy and the director had it in for him as well
Apparently he insulted the director when he was a still up and coming director
Later the director became a big wig in the TV SERIES SLIDERS
So the director killed in a very satisfying way
As he couldn’t shoot him legally he just wrote him off but having him brutally shot
Revenge is sweet
Agreed!! That show could have been great. What a waste. Wasn't it Fox that basically sabotaged Firefly as well? Another great show we never got to see reach its potential.
@@smittysmeee Yes. The Fox execs decided to show the episodes of Firefly out of order, not starting with the pilot where all the characters are introduced, then screened the episodes randomly in different time slots, without announcing them. Atleast we got a movie to finish the storyline.
Issac Hayes was forced to leave South Park by Scientology.
Scientology is a cult!
@@whatever5922 organized religion is for power and money, so, at least that religion doesnt hold most of the political power? Tryna be optimistic lol
Whoa! What the hell? Even the children? Yikes, you sound like you need help. That was a scary comment.
@@TC-eagleseye Sounds more like the Republicans and the Trump cult since they're the Evangelical Christian Fundamentalists.
I thought that situation was so stupid. It amazes me how much they let that church or cult run their life.
Once Sliders got rid of the most of the original Quartet, the show was doomed.
That was such a great show. Time for a reboot?
You wanted to see the original 4 get home, now we are watching people we don't give a shit about so why should we care, hence the show flopped.
It's been a while since I saw the show, but I remember the third season being pretty weak, with just about every episode being a ripoff/homage to a recent film, with very little attempt at originality or thoughtful writing. It's amazing that the show lasted another two seasons after John-Ryes Davies jumped ship.
Wade ;(
Manny Patikin's behavior wasn't awful. Wtf?!? He had a problem with the subject matter. That hardly made him an awful employee.
he could check what he goes into before joining it in the first place and not when he is already in the show. What did he expect the show to be about anyway.
weird how the next show he was on was almost exactly the same, it sounded more like he was saying "they didn't fire me i quit"
@@nirppa100
Well, it could have been more like CSI or NCIS, and less about the more violent crimes. And it could have been aired earlier in the day. Or on lower viewership days.
@@Benzillionaire
His next show had a bit more restricted access, and he had a more personal connection to the source material.
He's pretty notoriously difficult to work with, even outside of criminal minds
Chevy Chase is the real life version of off-screen Krusty the Clown.
Pierce is Chevy
Six seasons and a movie
By far the worst character on the show. Didn't matter when he left. Show was much worse without Glover
Nope! Krusty is much more sympathetic.
@Zeus 1455 and people don't get what you get when you sign up for him a lot of comedians are like that
I worked on Criminal Minds as a background artist when I first moved to LA. I've never watched the show, but the scene was supposed to be really simple: it was an execution scene of a criminal, with the camera focused on Mandy and the rest of us just watching what took place. Mandy is a method actor... and he was seriously distraught trying to get to that place. Every time I hear the story of him leaving the show, I remember that day of working and just nod my head. Normally, my advice is always that actors stick on the gravy train until the end of the track, but he was a really sensitive guy using a process that is deeply personal and he wasn't able to turn off the switch. Some actors can, or choose to, and some can't, or won't. In any case, I think he did the right thing, because if you can't turn off that switch at the end of the night and disconnect, you're going to get pretty messed up pretty fast in this business if you're dealing with dark subject matter.
i got into the show when i got my netflix account and i never got the straight answer until now about what happened to him.
Mandy is right. The show depicts gruesome murders and rapes. Then the profile them, explaining their bad behaviors.
@@timothyscott9043 I stopped watching shortly after he left. I would have continued watching if the format would have been more from the FBI perspective - the investigation, the solution, the theorized motivations, etc. The heinous acts themselves were usually overdone to the point of being extremely disturbing.
Frankly I'm surprised at any actor that can stay on a show like Criminal Minds as long as some have, I have no problems believing long-term acting in such conditions can be harmful for one's mental and emotional well-being. Too much exposure to the dark side of humanity and not enough positive to offset it (since obviously you're watching dark murder after murder before you maybe capture or kill the murderer(s) at the end). I'm glad he was able to realize it and leave before it was too late for him.
He was right. That show was so bloody depressing I quit watching it. The monster du jour inflicted absolutely maximum havoc, then afterward our intrepid crew in their shiny Gulfstream IV flew in and caught them. (Never even knew about Gibson's departure till now. Could never stand him, but that was mainly because he reminded me of someone I couldn't stand at my old workplace...)
That Rhea Perlman jab though. Yikes.
That would have been so painful to hear wow 😔
That's really inappropriate considering what *he* looked like. And I'm not saying it would have been ok if he was gorgeous, what I'm saying is that he had the delusion of him being more attractive then he actually was. In any event, it was a very mean thing to say.
I used to listen to Jay Thomas in the morning, he was pretty funny. I remember that call, and him giving some jabs. I remember thinking: That may come to bite him later.
That's not something a decent human being would say
Nothing against Rhea Perlman myself, but it was clearly a joke. I'd have thought she had a sense of humour, I mean a sense of humour is required when dealing with Danny DeVito....let alone being married to him.
Kudos to Mandy for standing up for his personal beliefs and convictions. That's bravery in a slimy industry.
I was a fan of "Sliders" I agree with JRD 100%, the show took a steep dive after the first few seasons, good time to get killed off.
When first seeing the Criminal Minds preview I said, "no thank you" to watching a show about serial killers but when I actually saw one of the shows, the characters of the BAU pulled me in. I loved every one of them. Mandy was one of my favorite. I can see where he came from when saying that a show like this could effect a person negatively. I watched the show before bedtime and went to bed. That's screwed up. There were some pretty disturbing characters on there. They should not have killed Rosanne off. She was the show. Her name was on the show. They actually killed her spiritually and professionally as well as character wise. That's bad. She deserved to make her apology and go on. It was her politics. She got a really bad rap.
The Church of Scientology did Issac Hayes dirty.
No, Issac Hayes did Matt and Trey dirty. 30 year old religious South Park fan, and when Matt said he was on board for ALL OF THE SACRILEGIOUS episodes shown prior, he was labeled a massive hypocrite, which is a fact.
@@gorehammer42o Um, did you miss the part where they said he suffered a stroke, and the church wrote a statement without his say so?
@@CrimsonNineTail No. I watched the entire video, pretty thoroughly. I stand by my statement.
@@CrimsonNineTail That also doesn't negate the fact that the dude was a "Scientologist." Pretty much sums it up if you ask me.
@Reluctant Human Exactly..
So John Rhys Davies wasn't being horrible, he was getting out of a show that would of taken up time from other opportunities. Not sure he should of been on this list
*Should have. not should of.
I enjoy Sliders a lot but I agree with John Rhys Davies, the show's writing is incredibly cheesy and silly. Any sci-fi philosophical exploration of its premise is incredibly shallow. It's a guilty pleasure watch for sure.
@@Sharkman19D I caught that too. It's a mistake so many people make based on how it sounds. But, Mr. LanternHJ said "would of" not "should of." Sorry, hope you have a sense of humor. I couldn't resist. Be well. Be safe. And, good luck.
Neither should Mandy Patinkin...
*Tank* was a shame! He was brilliant in the role: held the film together as the scattered characters' central contact, & as a proxy for the viewers' emotions.
His replacement in the sequels sucked!
💯💙
i was really looking forward to his character in the other films!! :(
kinda dumb of him to refuse 250 k and ask instead for 1 million. He was a side character, not even on the same level as trinity, morpheus or smith
@@bizu08 agreed. you ask for more on the third film not the sequel after you just had siginificantly less screen time than the main stars of the franchise. that was a dumb power move
@@bizu08 Few things worse then not knowing your place in the pecking order. Good actors are a dime a dozen. But there is only one Laurence Fishbourne, only one Keanu Reeves.
I was like , “Oh , Tank’s not that bad of a guy.”
And then I was like
“Oh😳”
I can believe Mandy Patinkin. I love criminal minds and will sometimes binge watch. But those episode are DARK. And sometimes leave unsettling feelings. Good show. Maybe not before bed. Guard your spirit and the energy around you.
Nah, he was in his own right, and because he won the lawsuit some time later, that kinda says something. Those movies made insane money. And the first one was a literal stepping stone in the world of CGI and Photoshop.
Me too. Tank was my favourite character.
@@gorehammer42o I agree, the fact he successfully sued is quite telling.
@@mattyone78 Smart lad.
Tank didn’t “Die” In the matrix 1. It wasn’t until part 2 they made a slight mention he was goon. But for what it’s worth...He was a good character.
Sliders had such potential. I love the first 2 seasons.
My favourite series!
OH MAN...i loved Silders
Everything he said was correct but I liked the premise so much I watched every episode, even when Rembrandt became the leader of the team, the last season wasn't great.
Same
That show was ahead of its time
Patinkin's exit from Criminal Minds wasn't for bad behavior. Thomas Gibson's on the other hand, very much was.
I agree with your premise, but abandoning without warning the show you star in is not precisely ideal behavior. Even Patinkin is quoted as saying "I behaved abominably." Gibson was worse, though, certainly.
Mandy was an asshole, he didn't let directors talk to him, he didn't want their opinion. He had a big ego. I hope he's changed. His character on CM, I imagine that was his character off screen
@@elat9635 You know him? This is my first time hearing anything negative about him.
@@janetranslates I saw this article and I believe it was AJ Cook who said that Gibson was one of the nicest people on set and he had the altercation because a writer wanted to include a rape joke and he was strongly against it. She said she didn't support his actions, but understood the sentiment. I'm not sure how true it is though.
@@triciaramgoolam4045 *memo to self* "Don't state things as fact unless you were an eyewitness." Tricia, thanks for reminding me. I wasn't there; I don't know what happened. I honestly think, from all the articles I've read, that Thomas Gibson was violent on multiple occasions and that this incident was the last straw. But I don't know him and I haven't made a serious, independent investigation; I could be wrong. I'm not withdrawing what I wrote, but I'll avoid commenting on Thomas Gibson in the future. I do miss the show! And Hotch was very important to its success.
Mandy Patinkin made a good point, and I understand where he's coming from. I know TV shows are make-believe, and can cover grim topics while still be entertaining, but I remember seeing so many crime drama shows come out in the 00s that I just wanted to watch something funny, something that would make me laugh instead of remind me about death and bad people, haha.
He is also a serious method actor. He really goes deep into his roles. I remember an interview on a talk show and I couldn't believe how hyper and nutty he actually is. It was like watching robin williams do a random five minute set at a small comedy club and turn it into a half hour just riffing on the things people say.
I felt the same during that time. I watched a few episodes but then was turned off and don't watch it even today. But, here's the twisted, my wife and now adult daughter can binge it on any one of the those cable channels...
I watched Criminal Minds for many years. Then they aired an episode I found particularly shocking and abhorrent, and I have never watched the series again. I agree with Mandy. There are some things you don't need in your head messing up your mind and spirit.
I agree with Mandy, too, and I hope he left the show early enough to heal from the experience.
Sliders did have horrible writing. If any of the writers ever read this, "Bad writers, Bad!"
I actually enjoyed the 1st and 2nd seasons. It wasn't perfect writing by any means, but it had potential. JRD was right, tho. They could've done so much more. Hell, Tracy Tormé (the creator) wanted more! But the other producers/writers, and especially David Peckinpah, sent a gem of a show to the crapper. 3rd season was so-so, the 4th with Wade and Quinn gone was dull, and the 5th was just unwatchable. Gotta hand it to Cleavant Derricks (Remy) for staying on the whole hell of a ride.
danielucha1310 the first two seasons were good. I at least hope the actors made money off that show. I doubt it’s being syndicated
I also think the writers were out of story ideas. I swear most of season three forward was from them stealing ideas from sci-fi novels at the time. And I always wondered if they actually got permission to do those stories or they made them just different enough that they avoided copyright infringement lawsuits.
Agreed. It was garbage.
A slight correction Looper. Charlie Sheen’s character was believed to have been dead since season 9’s opening episode. Charlie supposedly died after been struck by a train in Paris, France. However, his character was revealed to be alive & a former “prisoner “ of Rose.Only in one of the last scenes of the final episode did the piano fall on him. FYI
Robert H. Gerlach Yes I thought so. The piano was on the stupid ending.
Sheen's character was written off and "killed" after he married Rose and went on a honeymoon in Oaris, France. Where he was supposedly run over by a subway train, according to Rose. Rose put Charlie in her basement and was there the entire time that Kutcher was in his place.
On the finale, he escaped Rose's basement, contacted his lawyers and had them make reparations to most of the other characters of the show, including just about every woman he slept with. His piano was being brought in by a chopper in an "Apocalypse Now" style nod to one of Sheen's former acting roles. Someone who looked like Sheen walked up to his house to almost knock on the door, which was when the piano dropped on him. Then Chuck Lorre stood in front of the same door and exclaimed, "Winning!" only to have a similar piano drop on him in the same way.
Michelle Rodriguez’s character and another lesser known actress got killed off on Lost due to her partying and a DUI in Hawaii where it was shot.
Given how that show killed off people left and right I'd say she was probably going to die anyway.
@@christinadoxstader3004 Wait, they die? I thought they were only "lost". 😉 I super hated how they wrapped up that series. Man I thought they had a good premise, just took it WAY off in another direction (as the episodes went on)
@@ernestotejada4974 LOL That's typical of the writing of Kitsis and Horowitz. Look at Once Upon a Time. They take a good premise and train wreck it.
@@arbitraryname7273 I guess I can say I like that better than a typical Hollywood happy ending.
To this day, I dont know how or why she continues to be cast in films. I've never liked her. I mean, she plays the same type of roll in pretty much every movie I've seen her in.
TBF, Rhys-Davis was right. The writing on Sliders should've been so much better than it was.
True. The show had a lot of potential but I think FOX hired second rate writers.
Patickin had two shows he was kicked off of, there was a show called dead like me, him leaving the show lead to it being cancelled two seasons later
Quentin Adams yeah that was brilliant...Dead like Me! The main character was an 18 year old girl who was killed when the toilet seat from the MIRS space station fell on her! She became a grim reaper...bloody brilliant it was!🤪
The *actor’s bad behaviour, not the character.
Should have been titled
Characters killed off because of their Actors awful behavior.
I mean they just missed on word..(edit:spacing)
Draculduh I don’t think they just missed a word. I think the person who wrote the title believes it makes sense.
@@warmgulfwind ahh i mean that coupd also be true
Draculduh Wow, the writing in the video is a little scary too: “depending on which version of Chong you ask”. It’s possible he’s trying to say ‘depending on which version of Chong’s story you believe’. I doubt the actor has different versions of himself - that would need a separate video. 😀 Some folks have interesting content ideas, but they need a copy editor.
It’s probably titled that way due to RUclips’s word count limitation in its titles.
As much as I love NCIS, you could probably do a whole video on the reasons various cast members have left; some, as I understand it, were pretty intriguing
I met Marcu (Tank) at a club in NYC once. He was high AF and we exchanged numbers. Over the phone he was weird,the conversation was all over the placs and his idea of a date was to hang out on top a the roof to smoke weed. Not surprised about his story.
Tank played a subtle yet integral role in the delivery of the films message.
Marcus Chong made a big mistake by being difficult. Now his reputation has taken a hit and he lost out on an chance to enhance his carrear.
Firing Rosanne over that tweet was ridiculous.
Offering Tank from the Matrix $250K for the sequel was foul. The first Matrix film was a blockbuster mega hit. 250K was way too low to reprise that roll.
Better than what he DID get . . .
Yup
I think it was low too, but it also depends on how much screen time was planned for the character.
@@sjbrooksy45 - True, but Harold Perrineau's character, Link, was obviously supposed to be Tank. He had an important role and notable screentime. 250K was insulting based on the role and success of the previous film.
Yeah, Roseanne got a raw deal.
Charlie Sheens Character Left The Show after he was Hit by a Train and it was suggested Rose May have Killed Him and Frankly The Piano Fell on his Character after he'd already been Kicked off the Show
So, we all agree that John Rhys-Davies is the nicest and kindest gentleman ever, right? That man is pure class.
John Rhys-Davies wasn't an example of "awful behavior," come on now. Surely you can do better, Looper.
I agree whole heartedly. I loved his character
re Chef: Putting aside the whole "is Scientology a religion" issue I'm not surprised that anyone who is a member of any particular religion is OK with mocking _other_ religions but when it comes to their own religion they become intolerant.
And yet somehow the "Movementarian" episode of the Simpsons did not offend Nancy Cartwright. I was surprised about that given it was a very blatant riff on Scientology.
He had a stroke & Scientology wrote him off with a letter (look up that drama)
most people are that way about everything.
John Rhys-Davies was right. It could've been the best TV show in the world, cult classic, but turned out to be "just another show", writers was stupid.
Here in England we have had similar experiences with soap actors who were caught doing stupid things and getting fired from their acting roles
Hi Tammy
Wasn’t Charlie Harper killed by Rose after she pushed in front of train and only killed by Giant piano in the series final
I had to google it but yeah. Just goes to show how much they care about detail. This isnt the first video theyve used the wrong info. Its starting to feel more like they only care about veiws and how many videos they shove out vs quality control
Draculduh omg are you trying to say that they only care about money? Yeah this is their job. They do it for money. Get over yourself not everyone keeps their passion for making videos for RUclips.
They ate half right on Charlie. He did "die" inbetween seasons, the show having a new main star.
And yes he died officially by being run over by a train. The piano story is also true though as the last 2 episodes saw Charlie still alive and captor of Rose. He escaped and stalked Walden and Alan but did die when the piano fell on him.
@@boadams3207 dude. Re read ur comment ur literally shooting urself in the foot. . i dont care if they do it for the money or not. I care that they are pushing out videos that have misinformation in them even if its a tiny detail. Like its not that hard to take 5 minutes to re-read a script. And when you google how charlie harper was killed off in the first result it blatantly says he slipped and was hit by a train and then mentions the piano for the time he actually died.
@@boadams3207 i understand people have to their jobs to earn money. Im just a stickler for quality control. I mean looper isnt as bad as some of these channels that load their ten minute mukbang with 20+ adds. (Ik its not really that much but) like this couple who click baited saying they were getting their kids taken by cps (child protective services just incase you havent heard) only to change the title to "almost" being taken away.
He died of a train accident in Paris and he dies for real with a piano drop smh
Thank You. Glad somebody else caught that too.
The Living Legend I used to watch that show religiously until they added Ashton and it got ehhh
@Rex Racer yeah that really should do their research better if they're gonna make a video about it, but I can't blame them for not watching it. It was an awful TV show trash TV at its finest
I really hope that part about Hayes not writing a letter is true. I was actually thinking about that entire situation earlier today.
Imagine Having a show named Roseann with no Roseann’s 😂😂😂😂
That’s why it’s called “The Connors” ...
@@wkbbrat Thats why its called "Cancelled"
It will be Garfield Minus Garfield
Her departure didn't hurt the show at all. It's doing pretty well actually. She really isn't that good of a person.
The Roseanne Barr thing also happened with Valerie Harper. She had a family sitcom in the 80s called "Valerie" until she got into a salary dispute with the producers. They fired her, relaunched the show as "The Hogan Family" and said her character had died in a car accident.
A salary dispute isn't really "horrible behavior" though. (But then neither was what Rhys Davies or Patinkin are said to have done that saw them depart; in fact Patinkin clearly quit of his own accord...)
Barr, of course, was a known trainwreck long before her "demise" on the Roseanne reboot...
Tank was one of my favorites. It sad what happened with him
"Audiences all over the world use this programming as their bedtime story. This isn’t what you need to be dreaming about.”" Truer words have never been spoken.
Sundowner Mc couldn’t agree more. I try to avoid shows like this now, because there were times that I would struggle mentally switching off after watching them.
i heard mandy patinkin found criminal minds too violent, yet there are far worst shows out there then and now
And he was on homeland!
The whole Rosanne Barr thing still gets my blood pressure up.
it was a political move because they cancelled last man standing around that time for being too conservative,
@0:24 I met Rhea at the Griffith Observatory in Hollywood in 87, I had Liberty spikes & blue hair, I was definitely one of the strangest guys you’ve ever seen back then. Rhea asked me if I could give her some quarters because she only had dollar bills and the machine there didn’t take dollar bills. Her kids want it some wax figures out of the machine. I actually had about four dollars in quarters and just gave it to her. And I would have to say she was absolutely stunningly beautiful and really polite, Rhea didn’t care whatsoever that I look like a punk rocker and treated me as an equal. It’s a memory I’ll never forget.
I can finally rest easy knowing why Tank from the original Matrix was replaced. He was awesome.
Yes, finally I have peace.
dennis, Tank was a central core character in my opinion and Marcus Chong did a brilliant job. When l was watching Matrix Reloaded in the theatre l was pissed off that Tank wasn’t in it and the Wachowskis’s killed Tank off. They underestimated Tank’s character. M2 and M3 just wasn’t the same without Tank and it showed and suffered.
@@midnightspares I couldn't agree more. His charisma and fun spirit were not duplicated by his predecessor- who did well but didn't stand out. The movie wouldn't have made any more money with Chong but us fans would have appreciated him getting his asking price and continuing with the tril.
He was awesome!! I never knew he had issues.... I have to admit his death was a pivotal moment in the first movie...
technically, THE MATRIX sequels Tanked!
Still the biggest one was "dr drake ramoray"
Not Doctor Kildare...>??
True
He got the shaft.
Yea, I'm still hurt by that. 💔😔
@@ldylkr everyone is sister everyone is😔
I liked "Sliders" at the beginning, but the last few seasons were horrible.
I liked it when John Rhys Davies was on it, after that it was going down hill.
Sliders always felt like they could have been a runaway hit if only they had more imaginative writers.
Every comment I've read on here which is probably about 20 20 of them at least saying the very same thing. My self-included after the first two seasons it was horrible the only good thing was that hot girl I think her name was Maggie but she wasn't worth watching the entire show over
When you find out that it wasn't actually Shannen Doherty that was the issue, but Milano, as Combs and McGowan spoke out years after.
Charlie Sheens character didn't die from a piano falling on him, he "fell" onto and electrified train rail while on honeymoon with Rose. It was heavily implied she shoved him off the platform for looking at another woman.
There are two sides to every story, and Hollywood is notoriously rife with back-biting and politics. Some of these stories should be taken with skepticism.
Knowing Hollywood probably all of them should be taken with a grain of salt!! Lol Only place works on the world for politics is Capitol Hill.
@@BJETNT Heck, with the entire bag.
I saw Shannon Doherty once at a fan expo in my city. With everything I had heard about her,...I didn't approach her, didn't talk to her at all,...nothing. I kept my distance away from her and that was it.
Dude, when Charlie "died" it was said that he got hit by a train, when he actually dies is when the piano is dropped on top of his head.
Gave Rhys Davies a ride in my Uber in St. Paul. Top notch guy 😊👍
I’ve met Marcus Chong before. He was drunk. lol. I was the event photographer at a function in Atlanta and while I was taking a photograph of a young lady he walked in my shot. I don’t think he noticed what I was doing but I gestured him to move and he obliged. I briefly spoke with him and he said he was on a project. But I’ve never seen him in any show or movie since the matrix. Now I see why.
Hotchner’s actor also got fired from the show after getting into an altercation with the producer. Hotch wasn’t killed off though just sent on “a special assignment” and Emily Prentiss replaced him as captain of the BAU. I really miss Derek Morgan, but the actor Shamar Moore wanted to move on and work on other projects.
I miss Hotch more and one commenter said that she read an article wherein AJ Cook said Gibson was one of the nicest cast members on the set and had this argument with the writer because Gibson did not like to include a rape joke. She did not condone Gibson's actions but understood where he was coming from.
@@whatevergoesforme5129 Okay. I still think he should’ve handled the situation better.
@@cassandraspoelhof3752 Which was what AJ Cook seemed to think as well when she said she did not agree with how Gibson reacted. Too bad because Hotch was the leader of the group since Day 1 and Gibson played his character well. Hotch was the one who led his team to victory and took the heat when he had to. When he left, it created an obvious void.
@@whatevergoesforme5129 True. The show wasn’t the same after Morgan left. He’s my favorite character. Seeing him leave was so sad.
Patinkin's 'moral objection' to CM's plots becomes a lot less convincing when you consider that he went on to feature in the first couple seasons of 'Homeland'.
*Homeland
@@rubberneck3818 oops, thanks.
I miss Tank. He was such a good character. 😔
Charlie Sheen wasn't crushed by a piano until the series finale when it's discovered that he has been alive the whole time. Melanie Linsky's character said that he was squashed by a train while they were in Paris.
Mandy Patinkin is absolutely right about how criminal minds should not be a bedtime story.
Quick shout out for the person who indicated the different actors on the timeline, so I could fast forward a bit. Nice job.
Interesting about Hayes, the stroke, the letter and Scientology
and the way his character was killed off
Not at all surprising. They make their own people disappear all the time to Clearwater, Florida and force them to work the labor ranches. But it's a "religion" right?
No, it’s not, it wasn’t even able to meet the conditions be become an officially recognized religion.
They’re (and others) just call it religion either out of ignorance (at best) or, because they’re members, it’s wishful thinking (at worst).
@Peter Ang it wasn't miscommunication,
The cult of scientology is known to control their "parishioners" and those they find useful.
Hayes was just a means for them to get back at South Park writers for talking badly about Scientology.
They're a band of toddlers who can't take criticism of their cult.
@Peter Ang and the only reason that Scientology got away with calling themselves a church and not having to pay taxes is through the blackmail and extortion of several IRS employees, it was the IRS vs. The Church of Scientology in court. Not because it is actually a church in customs or in structure. Because they won a court case using the same horrible tricks they pull on their own followers.
This is all well documented and known about. However the cult leader, David Miscavige, would not let his followers read bad things about the "religion" they're paying thousands of dollars to be a part of, so scientologists don't always realize just how fake their cult "religion" actually is.
I was very hooked on Sliders and have been really enjoying the reruns on Sky!
Loved Tank the the first matrix! Always wondered why he wasn’t in the rest of the trilogy.
Mandy did not have awful behavior, he wanted to avoid it. Strange to include him.
Exactly and his co-star Thomas Gibson was notorious for bad behavior.
"Helicopter dropping a grand piano" is just such a lame idea
On Two and a Half Men, that's not how Charlie died. He was hit by a train. The helicopter thing was a spoof in the last episode of the show. It's obvious that the person posting the video has never watched the show.
He was pushed in front of a subway wasnt he ?
A lame idea for a lame show.
Mandy Patinkin left Chicago Hope also. Said he was tired or something to that effect. He seems to just up and walk away. Prima Donna.
Jason Gideon was not initially killed off the show. His death in the tenth season was the result of him chasing down a murder from his past. However when he left after the first episode of season three he was still "alive".
And mandy patinkin, saying people shouldn't watch shows like criminal minds. Then goes to work on Homeland. What a hypocrite.
He left because he got more screen time and more money. But he didn't want to admit that.
Nonsense. Patinkin went from a show where he has to meditate everyday on killers of women who hack up children, rape whoever and then make milkshakes out of them (not literally). On Homeland, he strategizes on national security where there is sometimes death.
There is a big difference. Also the quality of writing is very apparent. I loved Criminal Minds, but c'mon. It wasn't a serious show. The series bore almost no resemblance to how life is.
What do you expect from a man named Amanda 😂
@@BradleyPaulValentine yet he was on a show called dead like me that featured death where he was a reaper,and there was plenty of awful deaths in that show too
@@milkmanman Oh, come on, Dead Like Me is way more lighthearted and comedic. The spirits of the murder victims on Criminal Minds aren't shown being whisked away to the afterlife. I'm not seeing the hypocrisy. I've watched the first couple seasons of Homeland and enjoyed it, but Criminal Minds is too disturbing to me.
“This is not what you’re supposed to be dreaming about”
Damn. He’s gotta point. I do like svu though ngl.
I require Mariska Hargitay and the “DUN DUN” sound to lull me to sleep every night Dammit!!
Mandy patinkin: criminal minds is too dark for me to work on
Also Mandy patinkin: homeland is sooo dark! I love it let me work on that show!
In defense of John Rys-Davis, everyone on Sliders jumped shipped for the same reasons by the end of the show. Talk about a show with a great premise but horrible execution.
Making a list like this without including Jussie Smollett tells me everything I need to know.
Thank u at least someone has sense
So true.
*Juicy Smuliette
Apparently, he's coming back in the finale season of Empire...so...go fig?
Was just about to say that. If you're going to include Rosanne, you damn well better include Captain Hate Hoax himself.
Chef died? I still owed him three fiddy!
Yes he did
Nice one
That is a LOT of Chocolate Salty Balls...
That's Chef's dad, and he owes the Loch Ness monster three fitty.
He was a ChoMo so he deserved it though
Imma have to agree with Mandy Patinkin. I stopped watching "Criminal Minds" when my wife and I had kids. The horrible stuff that happened on that show would put these wild "what if" scenarios in our heads that kept us up at night worrying about our girls...
The non skippable commercials deter me from coming here and I love Looper
and today I noticed, not one, not two, but THREE ads!!! yay . . .
I always wondered what happened to Marcus Chong’s character in the matrix franchise. I knew he was wounded in the first film but he never showed up in future Matrix films. I just thought he died shortly after. Thanks for the info!
I think in the second movie the said he died but it was quick because I was confused as to why he was never in the next movie…I watched it not long ago and it was real quick to talking about how he died you miss it completely…
In two an a half men the faked death was he slipped and fell in front of a train. The piano getting dropped on him only happened once
Like i googled it just to make sure. And in the first result it mentioned he "slipped" and fell in front of a train. Some times it feels like they do these more by memory
I was just about to post this myself.
I didn't even really watch the show and I knew this was a mistake.
1:23 - Okay, I want a t-shirt that has a picture of Jesus driving through Heaven in a Cadillac while doing the Buddy Christ pose as he does so.😆
solid gold!!!!!!
Marcus Chong could be the wolverine!
HE WAS SOOOOO GOOD AS HUEY P. NEWTON...
3:42 "conspicious?" It could be conspicuous or suspicious, but not conspicious because that isn't a word.
“Conspicious” does have a definition provided on urban dictionary, combining conspicuous and suspicious. I was trying to figure out how to spell it when I saw your comment, thx.
Still not a word xd
New words are made up all the time how do u think we got to the English language? Fire wasn't a word till someone discovered it, wheel wasn't a word until someone invented it, gravity wasn't a word till Newton came along. Hell people give names to things that don't make since, like hoverboards they don't hover , it's just a segway without the handle.
John Rhys-Davies had a right to be angry at the writers. Fox wanted a more action oriented show, thus ruining season 3. Fox also aired episodes out of order which didn't really help things at all.
John Rhys-Davies was *GREAT* on the "Quest for Glory IV" CD voice narration.:)
I'm surprised no mention of John Amos' character as the father from "Good Times" being killed off because the actor spoke badly about the show's producers. Especially surprising because his character was one of [if not THE] first to be killed off from a TV series due to the behavior of the actor portraying them.
He was kicked off because he did not like how black people where seen he wanted them to get out of the projects and have money but the producers said no.
He did not like the emphasis on JJ's antics either
@@rufusgoldstein2655 they should've gotten rid of J.J instead. He was too annoying if you ask me.
@@shirleykitchens5878 I met John Amos when I worked at a tv station in the mid 90's. He felt somewhat similar. More of an strong demphasis on JJ's role than an outright firing.
@@rufusgoldstein2655 Wow.
John Rhys Davies was right though, the show had an amazing premise and could get into lots of possibilities but instead the last seasons of Sliders are insanely bad LOL
I was to young to get Cheers, can not wait to watch it