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Um, And I'm Also Very Proud Of My Work On George Of The Jungle 2.

The Meaning Of Life... I Think The Meaning Of Life Is, I Think It's Love.

[john Larroquette] Is One Of The Smartest Men I've Ever Met. He's Very Cerebral And Book-smart. He Would Say Things And I'd Have To Go Look Them Up, Thinking, "that Can't Be True!" And They'd Be True.

I Love The Fans Of Genre. Genre Fans Are The Best Fans. They're Loyal, They're Dedicated, And They're Passionate About The Projects. They Get It On A Cerebral Level. Being A Part Of That Culture And That World... It's Very Gratifying And Very Fulfilling.

It's Really Interesting - I Wanted To Become An Actress When I Was Young Because I Wanted To Do Romantic Comedy. And I Did A Lot Of Comedies Very Early On, But Then My Career Took Kind Of A Left Turn With Joss Whedon, And I Discovered That Doing Genre Work Is Actually More Interesting As An Actor, Because The Given Circumstances Are More Extreme. And It Really Is Creatively More Challenging.