I Was Sad The Show [payne] Only

I Love Doing Sitcoms And I Love Performing In Front Of A Live Audience, So [payne] Was A Really Fun Experience.

[john Larroquette] Is Very Generous As The Star Of A Show. He Always Made Sure That If We Had A Joke That Didn't Work Or Something, He'd Fight For The Other Actors.

I Was 18 Years Old When I Did The Pilot [of Hi Honey, I'm Home], So I Was A Freshman At Nyu, And It Was One Of My First Professional Auditions In New York City. And I Somehow Booked The Job. I Have No Idea How.

We Shot [hi Honey, I'm Home] On Location In Orlando, Florida, So I Was There By Myself. And I Remember I Was Late One Day, And Gale Gordon Pulled Me Aside, And He Said, "honey, When It Says You Have To Be Here At 10 A.m., You Need To Be Here At 9:30." And Ever Since, I've Always Been A Half-hour Early To My Call Time!

I Didn't Tell Anybody [had Got A Role At As Good As It Gets], Because I Was Just Going, "well, That Was The Strangest Audition..." And I Just Thought, "there's No Way He Gave Me The Job On The Spot When There Was A Room Full Of Other Girls Waiting To Audition For It." But Then I Didn't Hear Anything For A Couple Of Days, So I Finally Called My Agents, And They're, Like, "oh, Yeah, Congratulations! We Know Jim [l.brooks] Told You In The Room That You Got It."