This television actor with daddy issues on the show, has some real daddy issues of his own. Ever since his hit show broke out and he was forced to deal with a troubled father/son dynamic on set it sent his own issues in motion. He recently found out that his father he grew up with, wasn’t his real dad. He is a product of an affair his mother had, while married to the man who raised him.
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23 comments:
Peter Krause on Parenthood? Maybe not "troubled enough" on the show to qualify.
Jon Hamm?
I'm only halfway through the second season of Mad Men, but I'd definitely say that Don Draper has some daddy issues.
Matthew Fox, Jack on Lost? I know nothing about him, that's just the first "daddy issue" storyline that came to mind.
chris colfer, glee
Not directed at Ent, because this is a Buzz Photo item, but isn't the man's "real" father the one that raised him? I hate using that term for the biological parent.
Ed Westwick... gossip girl! You know the whole Chuck Bass never living up to his father's expectations... My money is on him!
I was thinking Glee too...Chris or Cory
I say Matthew Fox as well. A huge part of his whole story line in that show dealt with Daddy issues, and it was in the title of a couple of Jack centric episodes.
What about Michael Hall on Dexter? Dexter's got "Daddy Issues" coming and going!
I miss Lost terribly! and I love Matthew Fox
My first thought was Josh Holloway, then Matthew Fox. Would it have mentioned that the show is off the air or would that have made it too easy? *L*
Actually, it would probably be sad to learn that your loving father, wasn't the biological father, but in a sad way, not that he would be mad someone else raised him.
joshua jackson/ fringe
I like the Mad Men guess.
I am with Nickname, did MCH get bone marrow for his cancer? It might explain how he found out if that's why he found out. To get compatible donors they might have found out Dad was not a match and biological might be.
Ooooh. Good guess, Jay :) I'm on board with Joshua Jackson.
First thought I had was Chris Colfer, Glee.
Chris Colfer's character on Glee doesn't have "daddy issues."
My first thought was MCH of Dexter.
This read Michael C Hall of Dexter to me too.
My first thought was Modern Family.
Andre Braugher on Men of a Certain Age.
It's not Josh Jackson. My understanding is that his parents divorced when he was 6 or so, his dad left and he has since been estranged from his father. Who knows if his mother had another relationship after, but I've never heard Josh mention a step-father figure at all.
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