I Don't Think The Jet-setting Life Is

Realistically, There Is A Danger, Of Course, When You're Going Into Someone's Living Room As The Same Guy Every Week. But I Don't Fear It Because, I Mean, There's Really Nothing I Can Do About It. I Can Try To Combat It Through The Work, And Maybe Make Sure I Don't Do Sheldon 2.0 In Any Other Projects. But It's Just Really Hard For Me To Find Any Negative Side Effects From This Experience.

My Choices In Projects Have All Been Character Or Role-based, And On A Financial Level, It's Obvious: As An Actor On A Tv Series, I Get A Wonderful Paycheck, And A Consistent Paycheck, Which Doesn't Always Happen When You're Doing Theater Or Movies.

Playing Sheldon Is Just Heaven For Me. I Realize How Enormously Lucky I Am To Play A Role That Makes Me So Incredibly Happy. As I Told Chuck Lorre In A Christmas Card A Few Years Ago, I'm Living A Version Of The Dream.

I Grew Up With Two Different Parakeets - One That Lived For Five Years, And One That Lived For 13 Years - So I Always Had A Bit Of An Attraction To Birds And It's An Oddly Good Fit To Be In A Movie About Birdwatchers.

Coffee Is To Wake Up, Coffee Is To Work With, Coffee Is To Live With, Coffee Is Life