Big Bang Theory' Is Not

I've Done Comedy, And I've Done Drama. I've Sort Of Been A Journeyman In My Career So Far.

Film Work Can Be Tedious And Sort Of All Over The Place, Especially When You Have A Family And You're Going Off And Doing Things Somewhere Else.

I Mean, Comedy's Hard. If You Go Back And Look At The First Season Of Seinfeld, It's A Work In Progress And That's What Happens. It Just Take Time For People To Figure Each Other Out, And Figure Out Timing, And To Develop Creatively With The Writers.

'flashforward' Was On The Outs When I Was Approached With 'happy Endings.' I Literally Got The Script On A Friday, And On Saturday Morning I Met With David Caspe, Jamie Tarses, And The Russo Brothers. I Took The Role On That Saturday, And On Monday I Was Doing A Table Read. It All Happened Very Fast, But It Was Super Exciting.

I Don't Want To Name Any Names, But I've Worked On Television Shows Where There's A Guy Writing For My Generation Who's Like 60 - And It Doesn't Work.