I Just Kind Of Understood It, And

Playing In Front Of An Audience Was Just Such A Turn-on For Me, And You Have 200 People In The Audience And It's Like Doing Live Theater. And Filming Something That Goes To Millions Of People Several Weeks Later, It's An Interesting Dynamic.

And As A Character, What I Found Very Inspiring About Playing Dharma, Especially At That Time, Is That The Women On Television Were More Neurotic Than They Were Free. And I Thought, This Is A Rare Bird And This Is Unique On Television And I Think It's Really Refreshing.

I Can't Say I Can Foresee The Future And Tell The Stars, You Know. But I Do Have An Understanding For My Own Reality, Just Elements And Things That I've Learned From.

There's A Power In Women Being Women. There's A Role For Men, But We Don't Have To Be Men, Because We're Women. I Think That Representing That On Television Is A Cool Thing.

Comedy Is Much More Challenging, Because You Have To Have The Same Level Of Belief But You Have To Make People Laugh, And That's Definitely A Challenge.