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Ice-T may have starred in "Ice Loves Coco," but it's worth noting that he had some reservations about getting into reality TV from the very beginning.

As he explained in "Ice-T: Final Level," he initially refused the offer, telling the interested parties, "No.

Absolutely no way I'm doing no reality show. I think reality shows suck. It's corny to me — I ain't doing it." However, after numerous discussions, the producers coaxed him into filming a pilot. There was still one proviso, though.

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"I'm not doing no buffoonery, man ... we don't throw drinks in each other's faces, we don't flip tables over," he recalled telling the stakeholders. The producers agreed — and soon enough, he warmed up to the idea of a down-to-earth docuseries that showed the real Ice-T and Coco Austin.

That said, even after agreeing to do the show, he stood firm by his no-clowning condition. And, as he pointed out to Mick Benzo, that would have been unavoidable, had they chosen to keep filming "Ice Loves Coco," long-term.

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