I Didn't Want To Go To College.

I Still Get Nervous When I Have A Lot Of Makeup On, A Big Hairdo, And A Dress.

I Loved The Domesticity Of My Life As A Struggling Actor. When I Wasn't Going To Auditions, I Could Do Things Like Cook Dishes From Scratch And Take Them To Parties Or Be Really Thoughtful About Birthdays And Anniversaries.

I Studied Theater In College, And I Really Wanted To Be An Actress And Play A Lot Of Different Roles. Then I Made Landing On A Television Comedy My Main Focus.

I Think We All Spend, Sometimes, More Time At Our Jobs Than We Do At Home, And There Are People That We Wouldn't Necessarily Choose To Spend So Much Time With. So Those Irritations And Those, Just Those Situations I Think Are Really Relatable.

I Knew I Wanted To Be An Actor, And I Didn't Necessarily Need Or Want To Be Famous Or A Celebrity Actor. But I Wanted To Be Somewhere Where There Would Be No Ceiling On What I Could Accomplish, And I Felt Like If I Stayed In St. Louis I Might Have A Really Great Regional Theater Career Or Something, But That I Wasn't Going To Be Able To Get Much Further Than That. And It Felt Like New York And L.a. Were The Two Places Where You Could End Up Being A Tv Star Or You Could End Up Doing Regional Theater, Which Would Have Been Fine As Well.