14 Characters Who Were Written Off Their Shows (For Wild Reasons)

Actors leave the industry for a variety of reasons. Early life celebrities decide that the spotlight isn't for them; longtime celebrities really would like to start something different or simply try a new life's purpose.
Your T.V. screen is a flat area is an appropriate analogy because you'll never believe what goes on beneath the surface. Money troubles, power dynamics, drama... It's no surprise that some actors choose to leave shows usually when they have choices to make in the matter instead of just being shown the door, probably in a rude fashion.
Well, with a collaborative team of T.V. show business, it's natural for differences of opinion to arise on set, considering the insane anxiety that comes with producing a hit series. Whereas many shows had already survived disputes between actors, artistic minds, and show producers, others had crumbled when the backstage environment became too toxic. Have you ever been written off by somebody? It happens to us pretty much weekly. That has to change.
"Yeah, whatever"

Source: Den of Geek
Keeping the Doctor Away

Source: Screen Rant
Cheaper in Heaven

Source: Los Angeles Times
The Bald Truth

Source: Business Insider
Hippie Hankerings

Source: CBR
Teenagers With (a Bad) Attitude

Source: Entertainment Weekly
Cheers

Source: Looper
Not Family Friendly

Source: Showbiz Cheat Sheet
Enough of Not Getting Enough

Source: Variety
A Different Kind of House

Source: The Washington Post
One and Out

Source: TV Guide
Nowhere to be Found

Sources: CBR, Entertainment Weekly
The Walking Dead

Source: Cleveland.com
Not Actually That Beloved

Source: Los Angeles Times