I Think That We, As

I'm Empathetic To A Fault. I Really Do - Embarrassingly Enough - Tear Up When Someone Squishes A Bug In Front Of Me.

I Think People Who Struggle To Define Themselves Might Never Be Satisfied Because There Is No Definition. Living With Responsibility Is Important, But I Don't Really Think You Have To Grow Up.

When Veronica Mars Was Canceled, The Following Season Of Pilots For The Cw Had Been Announced, And One Was Gossip Girl. I Read It, And I Knew I Was Sort Of Old To Play Any Of The Kids. I Called Dawn Ostroff -- Who Was The Head Of The Cw At The Time -- And Said, 'hey, I Did So Much Narration On Veronica Mars, Can I Narrate This Show? And She Said, 'hey, That's A Very Good Idea.' They Knew I Had A Younger Voice, They Liked Me And They Knew I'd Show Up For Work, And I Guess That Was All I Really Needed. It Was So Clear To Me How Sassy And Catty She Needed To Be.

I Think Real Humans Are So Complicated, And Often [characters] Are Written More One-dimensional Without Maybe Even The Writer Knowing It. I've Felt Numerous Moments In My Life Where My Most Confident Moment And My Most Insecure Moment Were Exactly The Same Time. There's Nothing Funny Or Interesting About Perfection.

I Just Don't Ever Want To Play The Girlfriend. You Know, The Supporting Character In The Background Who Just Sort Of Comes In And Goes, "oh, Shucks." It's Just A Boring Character.