LOS ANGELES - So much for Shannen Doherty leaving "Charmed" quietly. Despite recent refusals to discuss the details her exit from the show at last week's Television Critics Association Press Tour in Pasadena, CA, where she was promoting her upcoming USA Network telefilm "Another Day," in next month's Details magazine, Doherty appears more than willing to dish on her former co-workers.

Doherty denies rumors that she tried to strong-arm Paramount executives into letting go of Milano, with whom she was rumored to be feuding, saying, "I would never wish another actor out of a job. I think it's terrible karma." Yet, that doesn't stop her from taking a last jab at her former co-star.

"I mean, what do we do? Say a few lines, sit in our trailers and get paid a fortune. And yet there was a person there that bitched about her job, day in, day out."

The actress links her troubles on the show to her enthusiasm saying, "I think my passion for my work was too overwhelming."

As for the show's executive producer Aaron Spelling, who also fired her from his FOX show "Beverly Hills, 90210," Doherty is more blunt.

"The lack of appreciation he’s showing for me as a human being and as an actor is overwhelming," she says.

But as for now, Doherty is optimistic for the future.