I Had My One Guest Star On

I'm Kind Of A Dork. I Don't Have Much Game. I'm Not Particularly Comfortable In Bars Or Clubs. I Much Prefer Being Home Playing Scrabble, Having Dinner With A Couple Friends, Going To See A Movie, Or Losing A Whole Weekend To Season 14 Of Law And Order Or The Simpsons.

Nobody's Ever Asked Me To Pay For A Meal Before I've Eaten It, I've Never Been Pulled Over Just Because I Was Driving The Wrong Kind Of Car In The Wrong Kind Of Area At The Wrong Time Of Night.

The Beautiful Thing About Having Grown Up In Brooklyn Is, Because Of The Rich Cultural And Racial Diversity There, No One Seemed To Give Too Much Thought To Where I Fit On The Racial Spectrum. But There Were Times When I Would Run Up Against Someone Who Was Interested In Figuring Out What Race Was. That Would Come As A Surprise, And In Some Cases, Like A Slap In The Face.

I've Been Spared To A Large Extent The Business End Of The Race Stick.

I Think It's Necessary When You're Dealing With A Dark Show That Has Explosion And Violence To Have Defined Moments Of Lightness And Humor, Even Romance. It's Important, And It Deepens The Character, Of Course.