David Caruso demanded '$1. K per episode and a 3. NYPD Blue. David Caruso retired from show business four years ago, but his 'volatile' diva- style demands and antics from his nineties heyday are now returning to haunt him. NYPD Blue creator Steven Bochco called the 6. Golden Globe winner 'cancerous' and 'impossible' and revealed David thought he was 'too good for TV' while playing Detective John Kelly on the ABC series.'Caruso's behavior was, simply put, cancerous,' the 7. Truth Is a Total Defense - excerpted by THR. Scroll down for video  Karma?

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David Caruso retired from show business four years ago, but his 'volatile' diva- style demands and antics from his nineties heyday are now returning to haunt him (pictured in 2. He was emotionally unavailable to everyone, and he was volatile, moody or sullen, depending on the day. Most people don't function well in a dysfunctional environment, but Caruso loved it because he was the source of all the discontent, and it empowered him.'After his first season - the hot- tempered redhead demanded '$1. K per episode, Fridays off, a 3. Manhattan hotel suites when on location, a dozen first- class plane tickets, and additional security to shield him from his adoring public.'When Bochco refused, Caruso got his contracted $4.

Tense: NYPD Blue creator Steven Bochco (R) called the 6. Watch That Darn Cat Online That Darn Cat Full Movie Online. Golden Globe winner (L) 'cancerous' and 'impossible' and revealed David thought he was 'too good for TV' while playing Detective John Kelly on the ABC series (pictured in 1. The 7. 2- year- old showrunner wrote in his memoir Truth Is a Total Defense: 'Caruso's behavior was, simply put, cancerous.

He was emotionally unavailable to everyone, and he was volatile, moody or sullen, depending on the day''Young actors sometimes do very dumb things. I was no exception,' the CSI: Miami star - whose movie career finally fizzled out in 2. THR.'NYPD Blue was a hallmark moment in my career, largely due to the talents of David Milch and Steven Bochco. I credit them both for all of the wonderful opportunities I've had over the 2. Blue.'David was quickly replaced by Jimmy Smits - 'a consummate pro and a truly fine person' - and NYPD Blue concluded in 2. I'm not a psychologist.

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I don't even play one on TV. But I've run into my share of talented but highly neurotic or dysfunctional types throughout my career,' the 1.

Emmy winner explained. After his first season - the hot- tempered redhead demanded: '$1. K per episode, Fridays off, a 3. Manhattan hotel suites when on location, a dozen first- class plane tickets, and additional security to shield him from his adoring public' (pictured in 1. Petulant: When Bochco refused, Caruso got his contracted $4. The CSI: Miami star - whose movie career finally fizzled out in 2. THR: 'Young actors sometimes do very dumb things.

I was no exception' (pictured in 2. Mike Kozoll, Terry Louise Fisher, David Caruso, Sharon Stone, Daniel Benzali, to name just a few who in my estimation shot themselves in the foot, career- wise.'Steven continued: 'The majority of these self- inflicted wounds are the result of a deeply ingrained sense of unworthiness that success threatens to upend. It's ultimately easier for these people to blow up their own sandbox than to live into the responsibilities - and compromises - that sustained success requires.'The Carnegie grad is currently on his 2. SFPD procedural Murder in the First - now in its third season, which airs Sundays on TNT.

On the set: David was quickly replaced by Jimmy Smits (L) - 'a consummate pro and a truly fine person' - and NYPD Blue concluded in 2. The 1. 0- time Emmy winner explained: 'I've run into my share of talented but highly neurotic or dysfunctional types throughout my career. Mike Kozoll, Terry Louise Fisher, David Caruso, Sharon Stone, Daniel Benzali, to name just a few who in my estimation shot themselves in the foot, career- wise' (pictured in 2. Who did it?' The Carnegie grad is currently on his 2. SFPD procedural Murder in the First - now in its third season, which airs Sundays on TNT.