I Like To Be In Waiting Rooms

A Lot Of Things Went Incredibly Well For 'scrubs': From A Ridiculous Number Of Downloads On The Ipods, To Whenever They Issue A New Season On Dvd It Kinda Sells Out, And We Got Nominated For An Emmy. To Be Picked Up For Six Years Is All Gravy, Man.

As An Actor, It's Great To Play A Strong Leader With A Heart Of Gold.

You Go To The Hospital Your Wife's In Labor And You're Doing The Thing, And Then It's Very Disorienting And Scary And You Beat Yourself Up And You Go Through A Whole Period Of 'woe Is Me' And Then You Realize That This A Gift, This Child Is The Light, And If You Can Nourish That Light And Just Let It Shine, You Have An Opportunity To Get Closer To What I Think Is God.

Learn Your Lines.' I Want That On My Gravestone.

I Did Feel Dr. Cox, The Character That I Was Auditioning For, Was Too Similar To The Head Of The Hospital. He Was Too Arrogant And Mean. I Approached Him Kind Of Like I Had A Miniature Max Sitting On My Shoulder. I Pictured Max Saying, "this Guy Has Got To Give Love Every Once In A While. He Has To!" I Knew There Had To Be Tiny Little Windows Of Redemption.