9. Coco the Manservant
On the series pilot, Blanche Devereaux employed a sarcastic gay butler-type named Coco. If that sounds a little silly and outdated to you, then that probably explains why Coco (though generally liked by audiences) was written out after the first episode with nary an explanation, at least in terms of the plot. Writers claimed that having Coco (played by Charles Levin) on the cast, they’d have trouble meeting time requirements.
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