Doing Animation Is Great Fun. It's Like

I Loved Playing Walternate Because He Was Completely The Same Character, Version 1985, And Then It Developed In Such A Different Way, Physically And Mentally. So, To Be Able To Play That, In The Same Television Series, As Playing The Other Ones Was A Fantastic Gift For Me.

I Think The Glue That Held Fringe Together Was The Relationships.

There's A Certain Pattern That Exists With Geniuses - An Eccentricity, A Lack Of Social Graces And An Inability To Really Communicate With Mere Mortals.

It Was Wonderful To Be Able To Play A Character Who Had So Many Colors And Who Was Able To Play Comedy, To Play Incredibly Vulnerable, Which He Did A Lot Of The Time, To Play The Love Story, And To Play The Relationship With The Son, Which Is Quite Unusual. That's A Gift To Me, As An Actor.

With Science Becoming Far More Accessible To All Of Us, I've Become A Pretty Avid Reader And Devourer Of It. One Of The Objectives That I Had Working With Fringe Was To Get More People Talking About It Because It's Such Fun.