I Understand Some People May Not Have

After I Quote Unquote Came Out As A Republican, One Of My Dearest Gay Friends Said To Me, 'you've Got To Go On A T.v. Show And Tell Everyone You Like Gay People.' I Was Like, 'why?' He Was Like, 'because You're A Republican.' I Was Like, 'i'm Sorry Who's Stereotyping Who?'

I'm From The South, So I'm Very Old-fashioned And I'm Not Very Computer Savvy At All, But I'm Getting It. I Understand That, If You've Got Information And You Want It Out There, That Is How You Go About Doing It. I Get It.

We're All Pretty Proud Of It, And We're Also Standing Around, Scratching Our Heads And Going, "wow, This Is Really Good." With The Caliber Of Actors That We Have, You Really Can't Got Wrong. Not Only Is It Fun, But It's Good. It's Been Really, Really Great, In That Aspect. I Totally Get What They're Doing.

A Lot Of People Don't See Me As A Funny Character Because I Don't Usually Get To Play Them. I'm Usually Cast In The More Dramatic Roles, So It's Been A Really, Really Fun Time Playing Her Humor And Her Attitude. She's A Complete Tomboy, So I Did A Really Intense Study On Men And How They Relate To Each Other, In The Way They Walk And Hold Themselves And Position Themselves In The Hierarchy, Just In Something As Simple As A Conversation.

Bruce Mcgill And Sasha Alexander Are Regulars On The Show. That Shows That It's Not Just A Typical Procedural Show. We Have These Actors Because They Can Come In And Actually Act, And Show The Different Colors Of Actual People. No Person Is Just One Color. No Person Is Just Who They Are At Their Job, 24/7. That Was Really What I Was Excited About.