After I Finished 'e.r.', I

I Think Everyone Feels Lost At Times During Their High School Years.

I Remember When I Took The Role On E.r., I Thought, 'i Haven't Really Been Able To Play A Working Class Woman. I've Played Girls, I've Played Funny, But I Haven't Played A Working Class Woman. That Sounds Like Something I'd Like To Do.

You Can Be A Woman In Charge Of A Production And Still Be Generous And Kind And Insightful And Decisive Without Being Considered A Butch In Any Way.

I Think There Are Great Roles For Women In Television Because There Is Time To Allow Those Characters To Evolve. Even If You're The Wife Or The Girlfriend Or Whatever It Is That We Women Are, Playing Those Things On Tv, They Are Much More Drawn Out And There Are Greater Arcs For The Role. The Roles Are More Integral To The Complexity Of The Story.

When I Was A Kid, 'scooby Doo' Was, Hands Down, My Favorite Cartoon. Even When I Was Older, When I Was In College Studying And I Needed To Tune Out For A While, I'd Watch 'scooby Doo.