I'm Actually Really Proud Of

On Masters Of Sex, Especially In The Pilot, Everybody Was Showing Up Word-perfect, And Youre Expected To Show Up Word-perfect.

I Never Get Recognized For 'mean Girls.' I Can Be Walking Around With Daniel Franzese, Who's In The Movie And A Friend Of Mine, And People Will Come Up To Him And Start Freaking Out And Have No Idea Who I Am.

I Was A Late Bloomer. I'm Not One Of Those Girls Who's Like, "i Love My Body! Hey, Everybody, Come Look At My Body!

It's A Different Thing With Cable Tv. You Don't Have To Have Your Characters Be Lovely Again By The End Of The Episode. And In This Era Of The Male Antiheroes On Cable Tv, You Don't Even Need To Make Them Likable; You Just Need To Make Them Compelling. As Opposed To Film, Where It's Still Those Basic Tropes Of Good Versus Evil. But For Women, I Don't Think That Has Been Widely Seen Yet.

I'm Extra Harsh On Pilot Scripts, Which Is Difficult Because Pilots, Generally, Are Not That Great. You Have To Imagine The Whole Series Instead Of Just That One Script, And I Have A Really Hard Time Doing That.