My Characters Are Always Utterly Sympathetic To

I Have To Say That It Was A Thrilling Ride To Be On 'terriers.' It Was This Odd Circumstance Where It Was Really Loved By The People It Was Loved By, But It Didn't Do Well. In Fairness To Fx, They Were Just So Generous In Keeping It On The Air The Whole Year.

I Did A Pilot For Hbo, Called One Percent, That They Didn't End Up Picking Up, But It Was A Pretty Intense And Dramatic Piece.

I Felt Like 'life' Was A Great Show. It Was Really Well-written.

It Was All That Stuff About Taking Your Parents' Car When You're 13, Sneaking Booze Into Rock Shows And Ditching School With Your Friends. I Could Relate To That As A Former Teenager, Rather Than As A Present Parent.

There's A Certain Kind Of Existential Freedom That Comes To People Who Realize That All The Things That They Hold Onto And That They Think Define Them, Once They're Gone, There's This New Freedom To Determine The Way You're Going To Live Your Life.