Everybody Is God. Everybody Is The Devil.

[chris] Farley Was A Dear Friend, And We Remained Close Right Up Until The End. You Know, There Was Nobody More Fearless Comedically Than Chris. And That's Saying A Lot, Because I'm Friendly With A Lot Of Funny People.

When I Hear That I Realize How Quickly Time Passes And How Everybody Goes On Their Journeys And They're Always Unbelievable And They Never Go Where You Think They're Going To Take You And, Quite Frankly, It Also Makes Me Feel A Little Old.

I Was... 15? And Garry Marshall, Who Had Many, Many Seasons In The Sun And A Very Long Career, Was In The Middle Of The Brightest Of All His Seasons - I Think He Owned Network Television - And It Was His Next Thing, And He Was Directing [mean Jeans ]. And I Thought, "if There's Anyone Who Can Bring Comedy Out Of A Designer Jeans Shop, It's Gotta Be Garry."

Somebody Once Told Me - And I Could Be Wrong About This - That The West Wing Was, On Any Given Episode, $300,000 Over, On Average. Now Today, If You Were $10,000 Over Budget, They Would Cancel You. For Sure.

Nothing In Life Is Unfair. It's Just Life. To The Extent That I Had Any Inner Turmoil, I Had Only Myself To Blame. I Also Thought Of My Two Boys And What Kind Of Example I Hoped To Be. I Would Always Want Them To Take Charge Of Their Own Futures And Not Be Paralyzed By The Comfort And Certainty Of The Status Quo Or Be Cowed By The Judgment Of Those On The Outside Looking In.