Toby: All Right. It Couldn't

Well, I Must Tell You I Write The Scripts Very Close To The Bone. So I'm Writing Episode Seven Now And Couldn't Tell You What Happens In Episode Eight.

You're Going To Fall Down, But The World Doesn't Care How Many Times You Fall Down, As Long As It's One Fewer Than The Numbers Of Times You Get Back Up.

I Love Writing. I'm Not Particularly Comfortable In The Actual World - I'm Much More Comfortable On The Page. So If I Could Have A Life Where I Could Just Slip The Pages Under The Door And Somebody Would Slip Me A Meal Back, Then That Would Be Perfect For Me.

I Love Writing But Hate Starting. The Page Is Awfully White And It Says, "you May Have Fooled Some Of The People Some Of The Time But Those Days Are Over, Giftless. I'm Not Your Agent And I'm Not Your Mommy, I'm A White Piece Of Paper, You Wanna Dance With Me?" And I Really, Really Don't. I'll Go Peaceable-like.

I Got Into Dialogue Because My Parents Began Taking Me To See Plays From When I Was Very Young. Too Young, Often, To Understand The Play I Was Watching: Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf When I Was Nine Years Old; That Championship Season When I Was Ten Years Old. But I Loved The Sound Of Dialogue; It Sounded Like Music To Me And I Wanted To Imitate That Sound.