My Son, Max, Was Born The Day

A Lot Of Things Went Incredibly Well For 'scrubs': From A Ridiculous Number Of Downloads On The Ipods, To Whenever They Issue A New Season On Dvd It Kinda Sells Out, And We Got Nominated For An Emmy. To Be Picked Up For Six Years Is All Gravy, Man.

I Just Can't Afford To Get Bored, Because If You've Been Blessed With A Generous Imagination, Which A Lot Of Actors Have, To Be Engaged, To Be Stimulated, Is To Liberate Your Imagination.

You Go See 'timothy Green,' And Tell Me If It Doesn't Rock Your World. I Loved It. I Loved Every Frame Of It.

Tv Tends To Look For The Living Equivalents Of Squeaky-clean Kens And Barbies, But With My Dial I'm More Like Ken's Dirty Old Uncle.

I Did Feel Dr. Cox, The Character That I Was Auditioning For, Was Too Similar To The Head Of The Hospital. He Was Too Arrogant And Mean. I Approached Him Kind Of Like I Had A Miniature Max Sitting On My Shoulder. I Pictured Max Saying, "this Guy Has Got To Give Love Every Once In A While. He Has To!" I Knew There Had To Be Tiny Little Windows Of Redemption.