
Nicollette Sheridan a Frustrated Housewife

April 14 2009, Published 5:08 a.m. ET
Now that she's no longer a Desperate Housewife, Nicollette Sheridan is coming off even more like her character, Wisteria Lane's resident bad girl, Edie Adams.
“When the show started it was such a different beast," she dishes to TV Guide. "It was exciting and dangerous and funny and edgy and bizarre. It started feeling a little complacent, and that was very frustrating.”
So why didn't she quit such a complacent show sooner? Legal issues, she reveals, saying all the women were "contractually bound, so there was no way out on your own terms.”
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When she found Edie had been killed off, Nicollette didn't waste a tear, she admits, as she realized she'd be leaving the show.
“I said, 'OK, sayonara. It's been a great ride. Thank you."
Happy trails, Nicollette!