No Time Is Wasted Time

I Don't Know Exactly Where Ideas Come From, It's Just A Matter Of Us Figuring Out How To Receive The Ideas Waiting To Be Heard.

Yeah, Well When I First Started Working, It Was $5 A Show; It Was Probably A Little Higher By The Time I Got To My Own Show, But I Remember That They Put Me Under Contract At $100 A Week, Which To Me Was Really An Astronomical Price.

If Our 'message' Is Anything, It's A Positive Approach To Life. That Life Is Basically Good. People Are Basically Good.

I Know It's Easier To Portray A World Filled With Cynicism And Anger, Where Problems Are Solved With Violence...it's An Easy Out. What's A Whole Lot Tougher Is To Offer Alternatives, To Present Other Ways Conflicts Can Be Resolved, And To Show You Can Have A Positive Impact On Your World. To Do That, You Have To Put Yourself Out On A Limb, Take Chances, And Run The Risk Of Being Called A Do-gooder.

Actually The Copies Of Characters Is Something I Don't Particularly Like To Talk About In Articles But Just For Your Information, Most Characters There's Only One.