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I Loved Veronica Right Off The Bat. She Was So Strong And I Think It Is So Important Because There Are So Few Shows That Portray Women, Especially Young Women As Being Strong And Being Able To Stand Up For Themselves.

I Work In A Creative Industry. My Work Isn't Terribly Hard, It's Artistically Explorative, So I Have No Complaints.

When Veronica Mars Was Canceled, The Following Season Of Pilots For The Cw Had Been Announced, And One Was Gossip Girl. I Read It, And I Knew I Was Sort Of Old To Play Any Of The Kids. I Called Dawn Ostroff -- Who Was The Head Of The Cw At The Time -- And Said, 'hey, I Did So Much Narration On Veronica Mars, Can I Narrate This Show? And She Said, 'hey, That's A Very Good Idea.' They Knew I Had A Younger Voice, They Liked Me And They Knew I'd Show Up For Work, And I Guess That Was All I Really Needed. It Was So Clear To Me How Sassy And Catty She Needed To Be.

I Don't Think I Have The Stomach Veronica Has. I Think I Have The Determination And The Stubbornness And A Little Bit Of The Go-get-em. But I Think I'm About 20 Percent More Girl Than Veronica Is. There's A Lot Of Veronica That Hits Home With Me, The Sort Of Feisty Area. But I Think That I Have A Little Bit More Girl. I'd Scream My Head Off If I Saw A Body In The Freezer.

I Was Never A Hammy Child. But I Could Make People Laugh.