That Was One Of The Reasons I

I'd Been Doing Comedy Up That Point And Hadn't Really Done A Lot Of Drama, And Then All Of A Sudden He Casts Me As A 400-year-old Vampire From Hell. It Was, Like, "what?!"

I Think For Me It Was A Natural Transition To Move Full Time Into Acting Rather Than Figure Skating.

The Great Thing About Working On A Genre Show Is That You Can Basically Have A Season Finale Where Every Character Is Left Destroyed, And Then Hit The Reset Button And Come Back For The Next Season.

[john Larroquette] Is Very Generous As The Star Of A Show. He Always Made Sure That If We Had A Joke That Didn't Work Or Something, He'd Fight For The Other Actors.

I Was 18 Years Old When I Did The Pilot [of Hi Honey, I'm Home], So I Was A Freshman At Nyu, And It Was One Of My First Professional Auditions In New York City. And I Somehow Booked The Job. I Have No Idea How.