I Remember Tucker Toomey Was Named So

Whether You're A Movie Star Or Doing Time In A Correctional Institute, Everybody Can Have Bad Judgment, And It's Something You Have To Address. You Learn To Go On From It. It Shouldn't Stand In Your Way. You Shouldn't Let People Continue To Throw It In Your Face.

[code Black] Doesn't Look Like Any Other Cbs Show... And I Don't Mean That As Any Sort Of Judgment. It's Just Unbelievably Unique, It's Gorgeous, And It Looks Like A Film.

I Kind Of Pride Myself On Coming Onto Things That Are Well-oiled Machines And Finding A Way To Bring What I Bring And Fit In, And Raise It To Another Level If I Can. And This [code Black ] Has Been Another One Of Those Really Fun Success Stories, Much Like Parks And Recreation, Although Obviously On The Other Side Of The Comedy/drama Equation.

Some Of The '80s Movies I Did Are Sort Of Museum Pieces. St. Elmo's Fire Is Great As A Sort Of Kitschy, "oh, My God, I Can't Believe We Wore That" Type Of Movie.

I Was... 15? And Garry Marshall, Who Had Many, Many Seasons In The Sun And A Very Long Career, Was In The Middle Of The Brightest Of All His Seasons - I Think He Owned Network Television - And It Was His Next Thing, And He Was Directing [mean Jeans ]. And I Thought, "if There's Anyone Who Can Bring Comedy Out Of A Designer Jeans Shop, It's Gotta Be Garry."