Also, There's The Caliber Of Actors That

My Dressing Room Was Right On The Water, And I Would Climb Out Of My Window And Walk Around On The Roof, Whenever I Needed Time To Think, Or Whenever I Couldn't Get A Scene Together. My Father Even Came Out There On The Roof With Me. We Just Walked Around And Talked Up There, Just To Get Away From Everything, And Nobody Could Get To Us There. I Really Do Love That Place Very Much. It Holds A Very Deep-rooted Place In My Heart.

I Totally Understand The Promotional Aspect Of Our Show And The Business End Of It. We're Putting Something Out There That We're Really Proud Of. It's Not Like We're Saying, "hey, Come Watch Our Show," Because It Sucks.

Cancer Affects Everyone, And It's Up To All Of Us To Support The Important Research That Can One Day Make A Much Sought-after Cure A Reality.

It's So Important To Be Thankful And Grateful For Any And Every Opportunity That We Have, Especially In This Business. I Learned Some Wonderful Things There. I Learned That It Doesn't Matter How Tired You Are, You Always Hang Up Your Wardrobe. That Was A Wonderful Place For Me. I Would Sit In My Dressing Room And Stuff Envelopes With My Wedding Invitations. That Place Has A Real Reverence For Me.

I Think The Thing That Made This Stand Out The Most Was Just The Fact That There's A Lot More Character To These Characters. We See Their Back Stories And We See Their Present Situations, And That Was A Lot More Interesting Than Just The Regular Procedural With Four Heads Standing Around A Body, Spelling It Out For You. It's A Lot More Of A Roller Coaster Ride.