When Morgan Fairchild Left This '90s Show, Her Character Was Murdered By A Serial Killer
It happens to be the case that a serial killer bumped off quite a few characters on this particular show, so presumably, Fairchild didn't take it personally.
When key actor Morgan Fairchild exited the 1990s soap opera The City, her character's fate was sealed by a serial killer's hand. The 1995 spin-off series, set in Manhattan, welcomed Fairchild's Sydney Chase into the fold after its predecessor, Loving, was brutally murdered by a serial killer. However, Fairchild's contract only allowed her one-year stint with the show, and she opted not to return when her term concluded.
Rather than resorting to creative solutions, The City took the easy route and had Sydney, played by Fairchild, become the next victim of the serial killer. Despite this tragic turn of events for the character, the ratings for The City remained unimpressive, leading ABC to cancel the show in 1997.
Morgan Fairchild's career, however, took off following her departure from The City. Besides her significant experience in soap operas, such as Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, and The Bold and the Beautiful, Fairchild has amassed an extensive list of film and television credits. From her roles in Friends, The Seduction, Pee-wee's Big Adventure, and Happy Days, Fairchild has experienced the evolution of Hollywood throughout her half-century-long career.
In a recent interview with Yahoo! Creators, Fairchild expressed her appreciation for the growing number of women directors, stage managers, ADs, and cinematographers in the industry. She also noted her continued fight for women's rights, even as they face challenges in today's political climate.
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