He always seemed fine on the show. - megafauna005
I'm not being glib or sarcastic, but he would not have been much of an actor--and thus not on the show--if he didn't "seem fine."
It is one profession in which you leave your personal problems at home, or at least channel them into what you are doing, so maybe those sighs of exasperation he gave Don Adams's Max were his cry for help but they fit so well within the context of his character than no one connected them with his unhappiness.
More significantly, Platt died nearly four years after GS ended. It is possible that the unhappiness that precipitated his suicide did not begin until after the series had ended.
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I'm stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis blues again. - Lifted from Zimmy
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