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When I Was A Kid, 'scooby Doo' Was, Hands Down, My Favorite Cartoon. Even When I Was Older, When I Was In College Studying And I Needed To Tune Out For A While, I'd Watch 'scooby Doo.

I Enjoy Playing Characters Where I Get To Sort Of Change My Look, My Voice. It's Not About What She Wears, It's About What She's Got Inside.

One Thing I Like About Trying To Write Is That I Can Possibly Write Myself A Role. Otherwise, You're At The Mercy Of Whatever Roles Are Out There That People Are Willing To Give To You.

The One Thing About Being On 'er' That Has Changed Is That I'm More Easily Recognizable.

People Are Drawn To Watching Things That Are Dramatic. And The Tighter A Relationship Is, The More Dramatic It Can Be. That's Something Family Lends Itself To. Everybody Has Family, Somewhere, Somehow. Those Relationships Are Always Very Complex. This Takes It To Almost Greek-tragedy-level Heights. That's Fun To Watch, Although It's Very Uncomfortable. It Explores The Darkest Sense Of Family.