By Jen Heger - Breaking Celebrity News Legal Editor

Nicollette Sheridan endured a grueling cross examination on the stand Friday during the second day of testimony in her lawsuit against ABC and Desperate Housewives creator, Marc Cherry for wrongful termination and battery.

The former star of the hit show, which is now in its final season, admitted on cross examination that she harbored frustration with Cherry before the day he allegedly hit her. Sheridan says that she spoke with writers for the show on multiple occasions and told them that she wanted her character, Edie Britt to have more "funny lines," but that Cherry refused.

"Marc (Cherry) didn't give Edie the time and attention she deserved," Sheridan said on the witness stand.

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, Sheridan, 48, claims in her lawsuit that she was fired from the show after going to executives and alleging that Cherry had hit her -- a charge he vehemently denies.

On Thursday, Sheridan vividly recounted the day that Cherry allegedly assaulted her, "I'm not accustomed to being hit," Sheridan said with tears in her eyes. “You hit me in the head! That is not OK. That is not OK."