I Take The No-doughnut Pledge, And Then

Writing A Memoir Isn't Particularly Interesting To Me. I'm Not Like Ellen [degeneres], Where I Can Write, 'water Bottles--they're Crazy!' And It's Funny.

Nobody Ever Seems To Want My Advice About Serious Stuff. People Will Be Like: 'who Made That Sweater?' Or 'how Did You Get Your Hair So Straight?' They Don't To Come To Me For The Relationship Advice Or Deep Stuff. In Fact, My Little Sister Actually Hides From Me.

I Feel Real Ownership In This Show. I Feel Very Invested In It. I Care Very Much About It. I Don't Feel Any More Like A Hired Hand, You Know? It's A Strange Feeling - I Feel Personally Responsible For How The Story Goes. What Happens. What The Weaknesses Are. And So In A Way, Some Of The Changes Gave Me An Opportunity To Have A Voice In A Different Way.

I Love Tv. I Think I'd Do A Half-hour Single-camera Comedy.

As I've Gotten Older, I've Gotten More Liberal, And My Father Is Increasingly Conservative. It's So Shocking To Me Because I Always Thought We Had The Same Politics. The Day I Realized We Voted For Different Presidents, I Practically Fell Out Of My Chair.