3. Josie Bissett didn’t like her character
Josie Bissett played Jane Mancini on the show, who was known for being the nicest (read doormat) character. But the thing was, she didn’t want to play nice. “I do get tired of playing a victim all the time on the show,” she said at the time. “I mean, enough already. People call for me on the street and tell me everything that I’m doing wrong. In real life, I learn from my mistakes, and Jane is just not learning. But look out, because she will very soon.”
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