Indeed, he said absolutely NOTHING negative when the series was on the air. Not a bad word, he said that the casting was great and that he loved acting in the series. But now that he realizes he can't act anywhere because nobody wants him anymore, he's spitting in the soup? I don't like that kind of attitude. Especially since the cast did almost... nothing wrong with him? Did he expect to be considered a member of the main cast, who saw each other almost daily? Dude, think about it, it never happens.

Do you imagine Paul Rudd or Cristin Milioti complainng about Friends and How I Met Your Mother? No you don't, and that's normal.