I Think In Any Form Of Acting,

I Was Very Average In The Social Label Scale Going Through School. I Was Neither The Coolest Person In School, Nor Did I Suffer The Slings And Arrows Of Being Made Fun Of To Such A Degree That I Couldn't Get Through The Day.

[voicing A Cartoon] Feels Like Going Down A Mysterious But Joyful Black Hole. Once You Relax For 15 Or 20 Minutes, And Really Go, "i Don't Care If I Look Like An Ass," It's Really Fun To See What Happens. You Know That Nothing Is Being Visually Judged.

Home Is Where You Feel Unjudged, And Where What I Do Isn't Necessarily Stupid Or Wrong.

It Isn't Called Tv Money For Nothing. There Was A Time Where I Paid My Rent By Doing Theater For Years, And I Was Able To Buy Groceries And Pay My Electric Bill. I Considered Myself To Be Making A Living As An Actor. This Kind Of Money That We Make Is A Whole Other Level, Of Course. But It Really Is Simply The Cherry On Top Of A Job And A Role That I Adore.

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.