On Masters Of Sex, Especially

I'm Actually Really Proud Of How I Believe People Perceive Me In This Industry. I Worked Really Hard To Be Seen In A Certain Way. I Think I Get A Lot Of Respect For What I Usually Do. I Find That Comedic World Completely Fulfilling And Wonderful And They're All My Best Friends.

I Had A Bat Mitzvah, Was Confirmed, Went To Jewish Summer Camp, I Go To Temple For The High Holy Days. I Think, Like Most People In Their Early 20s, I Kind Of Strayed Away From It. I Think Once I Have A Family I'll Be Back Into It

When You're Shooting A Network Television Show It Inevitably Starts Airing A Few Episodes In, And Depending On The Ratings And The Response From The Public, You Find Yourself Tweaking Your Performance Or The Scripts Go In A Different Direction.

A Wedding Seems To Be, Unless You've Been Married More Than Once, So Then It's A Much More Mellow Affair - It's One Of The Biggest Decisions You Make In Your Life. Of Course, Half Of Marriages Fall Apart And Most People End Up Being Single Again Anyway.

It's Too Scary In Television. It's Scary To Sign A Six-year Contract For Something That You Don't Necessarily Know About.