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** Creator/ColmMeaney was understandingly upset with the Irish stereotypes that appeared in "Up the Long Ladder". Once he was promoted to ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Deep Space Nine]]'', he insisted that for the episode "If Wishes Were Horses"(in which the crew's fantasies and nightmares come to life) the writers replace a leprechaun character with Rumpelstiltskin.
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* ''Series/TheSexLivesOfCollegeGirls'': While she was thankful to the creators of the show as she shared on an Instagram statement responding to the news of her departure, in a 2023 podcast interview Renée Rapp [[https://www.j-14.com/posts/renee-rapp-sex-lives-of-college-girls-departure-explained/ had opened up]] about her "terrible" experience during the first year of filming, elaborating on how hard it was for her to play (Leighton) a character similar to her. Rapp, who is bisexual, thought she wasn't "good enough", as most gay men on set openly showed skepticism on her sexual orientation, something that pissed her off. She would even feel a lot of pressure while filming intimate scenes.
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* ''Series/TheSexLivesOfCollegeGirls'': While she was thankful to the creators of the show as she shared on an Instagram statement responding to the news of her departure, in a 2023 podcast interview Renée Rapp Creator/ReneeRapp [[https://www.j-14.com/posts/renee-rapp-sex-lives-of-college-girls-departure-explained/ had opened up]] about her "terrible" experience during the first year of filming, elaborating on how hard it was for her to play (Leighton) a character similar to her. Rapp, who is bisexual, thought she wasn't "good enough", as most gay men on set openly showed skepticism on her sexual orientation, something that pissed her off. She would even feel a lot of pressure while filming intimate scenes.
* ''Series/AlloAllo'': Creator/ArthurBostrom didn't think that the last two series matched the quality of the earlier ones.
* ''Series/AlloAllo'': Creator/ArthurBostrom didn't think that the last two series matched the quality of the earlier ones.
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* ''Series/TheSexLivesOfCollegeGirls'': While she was thankful to the creators of the show as she shared on an Instagram statement responding to the news of her departure, in a 2023 podcast interview Renée Rapp [[https://www.j-14.com/posts/renee-rapp-sex-lives-of-college-girls-departure-explained/ had opened up]] about her "terrible" experience during the first year of filming, elaborating on how hard it was for her to play (Leighton) a character similar to her. Rapp, who is bisexual, thought she wasn't "good enough", as most gay men on set openly showed skepticism on her sexual orientation, something that pissed her off. She would even feel a lot of pressure while filming intimate scenes.
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* ''Series/TheSexLivesOfCollegeGirls'': While she was thankful to the creators of the show as she shared on an Instagram statement responding to the news of her departure, in a 2023 podcast interview Renée Rapp [[https://www.j-14.com/posts/renee-rapp-sex-lives-of-college-girls-departure-explained/ had opened up]] about her "terrible" experience during the first year of filming, elaborating on how hard it was for her to play (Leighton) a character similar to her. Rapp, who is bisexual, thought she wasn't "good enough", as most gay men on set openly showed skepticism on her sexual orientation, something that pissed her off. She would even feel a lot of pressure while filming intimate scenes.
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* Creator/JohnLaurie was quite vocal about his dislike for ''Series/DadsArmy'' and feeling like a ClassicallyTrainedExtra, griping, "I've played every part in Shakespeare, I was considered to be the finest Theatre/{{Hamlet}} of the twenties and I had retired, and now I'm famous for doing this crap". According to some sources such as Creator/BillPertwee however, he did actually like the show, or at least became a lot fonder of it the more successful it became. His flip-flopping [[ActorInspiredElement inspired]] Frazer's habit of lambasting Maninwaring's latest scheme, only to say he never doubted him for a moment when it succeeded.
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** Creator/JohnLaurie was quite vocal about his dislike for''Series/DadsArmy'' the series and feeling like a ClassicallyTrainedExtra, griping, "I've played every part in Shakespeare, I was considered to be the finest Theatre/{{Hamlet}} of the twenties and I had retired, and now I'm famous for doing this crap". According to some sources such as Creator/BillPertwee however, he did actually like the show, or at least became a lot fonder of it the more successful it became. His flip-flopping [[ActorInspiredElement inspired]] Frazer's habit of lambasting Maninwaring's latest scheme, only to say he never doubted him for a moment when it succeeded.succeeded.
** Creator/JanetDavies wasn't happy about Mrs. Pike's lessening appearances in the series or with how she wasn't asked to play the role for the radio adaptation. Creator/PamelaCundell also wasn't happy about missing out on the radio and thought that Creator/MollieSugden wasn't right in the role of Mrs. Fox, playing it too broad and not feminine enough.
** Creator/JohnLaurie was quite vocal about his dislike for
** Creator/JanetDavies wasn't happy about Mrs. Pike's lessening appearances in the series or with how she wasn't asked to play the role for the radio adaptation. Creator/PamelaCundell also wasn't happy about missing out on the radio and thought that Creator/MollieSugden wasn't right in the role of Mrs. Fox, playing it too broad and not feminine enough.
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* Creator/JimmyNail wrote in his autobiography that he felt the second series of ''Series/AufWiedersehenPet'' lacked the gritty edge of the first. Creator/DickClementAndIanLaFrenais agreed - on the DVDCommentary, Clement said the season was much more contrived in getting and keeping the gang together, and La Frenais said he felt the gang weren't trapped together enough. In particular, he felt the Spanish episodes were too luxurious for the gang, which reduced the impact of the series.
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* Creator/RichardBriers knew ''Series/BirdsOnTheWing'' was a flop and was embarrassed that he had taken part in it:
-->It was a bit of a flop and lasted just six episodes. Trouble is, in my day if you had a flop, and we all have flops, you took it off your CV, like a play that ran ten days, you didn't put it in ''Spotlight''. Naturally, you put up your good notices and the losers went out the window. Now with these bloody computers and the internet, you can't get rid of it. ''Birds on the Wing'', why would I want that on my credits? It was terrible; sorry love, it's there. All your sins are remembered.
-->It was a bit of a flop and lasted just six episodes. Trouble is, in my day if you had a flop, and we all have flops, you took it off your CV, like a play that ran ten days, you didn't put it in ''Spotlight''. Naturally, you put up your good notices and the losers went out the window. Now with these bloody computers and the internet, you can't get rid of it. ''Birds on the Wing'', why would I want that on my credits? It was terrible; sorry love, it's there. All your sins are remembered.
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* Noted children's television hostess Xuxa tried at all costs to retrieve [[BleachedUnderpants old pornographic material involving her]], [[ContractualPurity which is understandable]]. This includes a 1982 issue of ''Magazine/{{Playboy}}'' that is consequently highly sought by collectors. There was also concern over a film she appeared in that saw her in, shall we say, a romantic interlude with someone who would have fallen within the same age demographic as her TV show. After the advent of the internet, Xuxa successfully sued a big auction website to stop sales of a soft-porn movie with her, as well as a widely-circulated newspaper for showing a half-naked picture of her.
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* Noted children's television hostess Xuxa tried at all costs to retrieve [[BleachedUnderpants old pornographic material involving her]], her, [[ContractualPurity which is understandable]]. This includes a 1982 issue of ''Magazine/{{Playboy}}'' that is consequently highly sought by collectors. There was also concern over a film she appeared in that saw her in, shall we say, a romantic interlude with someone who would have fallen within the same age demographic as her TV show. After the advent of the internet, Xuxa successfully sued a big auction website to stop sales of a soft-porn movie with her, as well as a widely-circulated newspaper for showing a half-naked picture of her.
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* ''Series/KeepingUpAppearances'': Creator/PatriciaRoutledge does not approve of the ''Young Hyacinth'' prequel special, as she felt Creator/TheBBC was running out of ideas by revisiting old programmes. Kerry Howard, who played Hyacinth in the special, defended it by saying that it's not a remake or reboot of the show, but a side story that rounds out the character.
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* ''Series/AreYouBeingServed'':
** Creator/TrevorBannister hated performing before a StudioAudience, and by the end of his run grew tired of performing the same old reused jokes.
** By 1980, David Croft was also thinking the series was getting too far-fetched and rehashing too many older episodes.
** Creator/TrevorBannister hated performing before a StudioAudience, and by the end of his run grew tired of performing the same old reused jokes.
** By 1980, David Croft was also thinking the series was getting too far-fetched and rehashing too many older episodes.
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** Chappelle also absolutely hates ''Buddies'', the short-lived SpinOff of ''Series/HomeImprovement'' that he starred in as a young man. He even bashed it during an episode of ''Series/ChappellesShow'', calling it "irrelevant and not funny." (It didn't help that ExecutiveMeddling saw the chemistry vanish when Jim Brewer was replaced.)
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** Chappelle also absolutely hates ''Buddies'', the short-lived SpinOff of ''Series/HomeImprovement'' that he starred in as a young man. He even bashed it during an episode of ''Series/ChappellesShow'', calling it "irrelevant and not funny." (It didn't help that ExecutiveMeddling saw the chemistry vanish when Jim Brewer Breuer was replaced.)
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* ''Series/HiDeHi'':
** Creator/PennyIrving's departure after Series 1 was because she hated the show and didn't find it funny at all.
** Creator/RikkiHoward thought the role of Betty was getting stale and left after Series 5 to return to the theatre.
** Creator/BarryHoward grew unhappy with his role and began to drink heavily on set as a result. Jimmy Perry gave him several chances to stop drinking (the character of Julian Dalrymple-Sykes was written into "The Epidemic" as a warning that if Howard's misbehaviour kept up, he would be replaced). Still, the final straw came during the filming of Series 7 when a drunken Howard pushed one of the Yellowcoat girls into the pool. He was written out the next series, replaced by who else but Julian, as mentioned above.
** Creator/PennyIrving's departure after Series 1 was because she hated the show and didn't find it funny at all.
** Creator/RikkiHoward thought the role of Betty was getting stale and left after Series 5 to return to the theatre.
** Creator/BarryHoward grew unhappy with his role and began to drink heavily on set as a result. Jimmy Perry gave him several chances to stop drinking (the character of Julian Dalrymple-Sykes was written into "The Epidemic" as a warning that if Howard's misbehaviour kept up, he would be replaced). Still, the final straw came during the filming of Series 7 when a drunken Howard pushed one of the Yellowcoat girls into the pool. He was written out the next series, replaced by who else but Julian, as mentioned above.
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* ''Series/ItAintHalfHotMum'': In his autobiography, David Croft admits that while Creator/KennethMacDonald would later do great work in ''Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses'', he regrets how he was never able to write him a part better than "bit of a nutcase who occasionally made very realistic bird noises", and also thought the last three series suffered without Creator/MichaelBates on the cast.
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* ''[[Series/DoctorInTheHouse Doctor at the Top]]'' was regarded as a mistake by all who took part in it. When Creator/GeorgeLayton appeared on an episode of ''This Is Your Life'' honouring Bill Oddie, the latter referred to ''Doctor at the Top'', for which Layton and Oddie had both been writers, as "''Doctor Down the Drain''".
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* Creator/JohnLaurie was quite vocal about his dislike for ''Series/DadsArmy'' and feeling like a ClassicallyTrainedExtra, griping, "I’ve played every part in Shakespeare, I was considered to be the finest Theatre/{{Hamlet}} of the twenties and I had retired, and now I’m famous for doing this crap". According to some sources such as Creator/BillPertwee however, he did actually like the show, or at least became a lot fonder of it the more successful it became. His flip-flopping [[ActorInspiredElement inspired]] Frazer's habit of lambasting Maninwaring's latest scheme, only to say he never doubted him for a moment when it succeeded.
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* The two ''Series/PressYourLuck'' episodes featuring Michael Larson (who [[LoopholeAbuse memorized the big board's patterns]] to win $110,237 in cash and prizes) were banned by CBS and producer Bill Carruthers from being rerun for 19 years, as they saw the Larson episodes as an embarrassment. Outside [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes tape trading]], they weren't officially broadcast until GSN's documentary ''Big Bucks: The Press Your Luck Scandal'' aired in March 2003.
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* The two ''Series/PressYourLuck'' episodes featuring Michael Larson (who [[LoopholeAbuse memorized the big board's patterns]] to win $110,237 in cash and prizes) were banned by CBS and producer Bill Carruthers from being rerun for 19 years, as they saw the Larson episodes as an embarrassment. Outside [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes tape trading]], they weren't officially broadcast until GSN's documentary ''Big Bucks: The Press Your Luck Scandal'' aired in March 2003. They’ve since ahowed up several times on Buzzr though.
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* In a minor case, Creator/RayRomano reportedly ''hates'' the title of ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond'', since he feels the ironic meaning (spawned by his real-life brother Richard, a cop like his TV brother, Robert, "I had a day where people were shooting at me, and you're bringing home trophies. Everybody loves Raymond, don't they?") is lost and makes the show seem like ItsAllAboutMe.
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* Every episode of ''Before They Were Famous'' hosted by Angus Deayton opened with an advert that Deayton would rather pretend didn't exist. Most of the other clips were, presumably, Old Shames for the people involved as well, although we don't learn their reactions (except for a few InUniverse; TheStinger of the first episode showed Nick Hancock accosting Deayton in the BBC carpark and ''punching'' him for repeatedly showing a particularly goofy moment from Hancock's early role in a series of cheesy beer ads, while the second episode ended with Creator/MartinClunes [[DangerTakesABackSeat hiding in Deayton's car]] to strangle him for showing a clip from the ''Series/DoctorWho'' serial [[Recap/DoctorWhoS20E2Snakedance "Snakedance"]] in which he wore a very silly pseudo-Roman costume (which he also wore to strangle Deayton).
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* Every episode of ''Before They Were Famous'' hosted by Angus Deayton Creator/AngusDeayton opened with an advert that Deayton would rather pretend didn't exist. Most of the other clips were, presumably, Old Shames for the people involved as well, although we don't learn their reactions (except for a few InUniverse; TheStinger of the first episode showed Nick Hancock accosting Deayton in the BBC carpark and ''punching'' him for repeatedly showing a particularly goofy moment from Hancock's early role in a series of cheesy beer ads, while the second episode ended with Creator/MartinClunes [[DangerTakesABackSeat hiding in Deayton's car]] to strangle him for showing a clip from the ''Series/DoctorWho'' serial [[Recap/DoctorWhoS20E2Snakedance "Snakedance"]] in which he wore a very silly pseudo-Roman costume (which he also wore to strangle Deayton).
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* ''Series/ItsAwfullyBadForYourEyesDarling'':
** Writer Jilly Cooper wasn't happy with how her scripts were mucked about with and didn't even care that a second series wasn't commissioned after everything she had gone through.
** David Croft (who had been asked to help rewrite the episodes) thought the series was an unfunny, conventional {{Sitcom}}, and didn't approve of how the girls were so open with their sleeping around.
** Writer Jilly Cooper wasn't happy with how her scripts were mucked about with and didn't even care that a second series wasn't commissioned after everything she had gone through.
** David Croft (who had been asked to help rewrite the episodes) thought the series was an unfunny, conventional {{Sitcom}}, and didn't approve of how the girls were so open with their sleeping around.
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* ''Series/TheSexLivesOfCollegeGirls'': While she was thankful to the creators of the show as she shared on an Instagram statement responding to the news of her departure, in a 2023 podcast interview Renée Rapp [[https://www.j-14.com/posts/renee-rapp-sex-lives-of-college-girls-departure-explained/ had opened up]] about her "terrible" experience during the first year of filming, elaborating on how hard it was for her to play (Leighton) a character similar to her. Rapp, who is bisexual, thought she wasn't "good enough", as most gay men on set openly showed skepticism on her sexual orientation, something that pissed her off. She would even feel a lot of pressure while filming intimate scenes.
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* The crew of ''Series/TheGnomesOfDulwich'' were frustrated by the "giant" human effects, as there were numerous imperfections visible onscreen.
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* With the exception of "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS4E118OnThursdayWeLeaveForHome On Thursday We Leave For Home]]", Creator/RodSerling wasn't happy with any of the episodes from the fourth season of ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' (Serling himself wrote that episode, but he said "I overwrote it. I think the story was good despite what I did to it"). He felt that making the episodes an hour long (whereas the episodes from the previous three seasons had all been a half hour) did nothing but unnecessarily pad them out and make the stories less tight, and only returned to do the fifth and final season with the stipulation that the episode run time was reduced back to a half hour. To this day the hour long episodes are hardly ever shown in syndication, and season four is the only season of the series that is completely unavailable on Creator/{{Netflix}}.
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* With the exception of "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS4E118OnThursdayWeLeaveForHome "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S4E16OnThursdayWeLeaveForHome On Thursday We Leave For Home]]", Creator/RodSerling wasn't happy with any of the episodes from the fourth season of ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' (Serling himself wrote that episode, but he said "I overwrote it. I think the story was good despite what I did to it"). He felt that making the episodes an hour long (whereas the episodes from the previous three seasons had all been a half hour) did nothing but unnecessarily pad them out and make the stories less tight, and only returned to do the fifth and final season with the stipulation that the episode run time was reduced back to a half hour. To this day the hour long episodes are hardly ever shown in syndication, and season four is the only season of the series that is completely unavailable on Creator/{{Netflix}}.
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