I Think That When A Person Is

The School Was Very Supportive. The Only Class That I Had To Attend Every Day Was Biology When We Were Doing Dissections. I Would Take An 8 A.m. Bio Class, Dissect My Animal, And Then Run To Work.

When You Do A Four-camera Sitcom, Everything Is A Little Schtickier. It’s Not Necessarily That You Pick Up Bad Habits, But There Is Just A Very Specific Way Of Acting That You Fall Into On Those Kinds Of Multicamera Shows, And You Have To Break Those Habits When You Go In To Do Other Things.

I Feel Like Every Role That You Take There's A Part Of You That Obviously Feels Like You Can Do It. I Don't Know If Perfect Is The Right Word Because I Don't Believe In Perfection And I Don't Think It Exists But I Think Striving To Do Something Well Is In Every Single Part.

People Strive To Achieve A Certain Form Of Perfection Constantly And It's Impossible Because It's A Form Of Opinion. I Can Think Someone Is Pretty But The Person Next To Me Can Think That They're Unattractive.

I Think You Can Get Away With So Much More Offensiveness When You're Operating Behind A Stuffed Teddy Bear Or A Cartoon Or Something That's Not Real, Because It's Forgiven. It's Like Having A Little Kid In A Movie Curse - It's Funny Because It's Not Natural.