I Was Sad The Show [payne] Only

You Really Have To Work Hard And Apply Yourself And By Applying Yourself And Working Hard And Being Diligent, You Can Achieve Success.

No One Ever Asks Me About Breeze O'rourke! I Did The Pilot For[payne] Right After Jawbreaker, Or At Least Right Around The Same Time, And It Was An Americanized Version Of Fawlty Towers. That Was The First Time I Worked With John Larroquette, And It Was Definitely Not The Last Time.

It Was A Really Wonderful Experience [at Hi Honey, I'm Home Show]. I Loved Nick At Nite At The Time, And I Was Obsessed With Watching It, So Just To Meet Some Of The More Experienced Stars Of The Older Shows Was A Real Treat And A Thrill For Me.

Cause At The End Of The Day, Honestly, At The End Of The Day When You're In Your Death Bed And That's It, I Think It's The Relationships You've Had And The People That You've Touched And The People That Have Touched You That Matter.

I Had The Prosthetics On, And I Went To My Trailer, I Looked In The Mirror, And I Smiled. And I Was, Like, "this Is The Character - Everything She Does Is With A Smile And A Bit Of Glee And Joy." And That's How I Created Darla [from Buffy The Vampire Slayer]. Prior To That, I Was, Like, "i Have No Idea How To Play This 400-year-old Vampire From Hell!".