Reply #13: Bonaduce is a suicidal, wife abusing, drug wasted, immature man-child. Hmmh...

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sound familiar:


A Dose of Reality by Caroline Roberts
Published: October 17, 2005



Last week, Danny slashed his wrists, threatened the crew, and abused his wife emotionally. What more could he do to win us over?

How about becoming addicted to Vicodin? While riding in the car with Danny, the producers ask, "Could you give us an idea of what the recommended dosage of Vicodin would be and where you're at?" As usual, Danny has a perfectly glib response: "One every four to six hours, and I'm right on schedule if it were about seven days from now."

Whether or not this man is for real or playing it up to the cameras, he still cannot let go of his years as the wisecracking kid, the little boy on a sitcom who had a pat answer for everything. It's as if he is pulling lines from a bag of scripts, desperately trying to be on the Partridge Family again. Except the Partridge Family is long gone, and, even if it were still on the air, the show has no room for a drug-addled, immature man-child.

Take the Keys, Call a Cab, Take a Stand

Danny's been drinking too much yet again, and, when it is time for him to head home, the Assistant Director offers to drive. But Danny actually gets his keys into the car and wheels it backward. He's testing the crew to see how much he can get away with, and, thankfully, they sacrifice some good footage to get him out of the car. The producer can be heard saying, "Would you turn the camera off and help me get the keys, please?" And the screen goes black. VH1: 1, Danny: 0.

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