I'm A Games And Theory Kind Of

I Think When Dance Is Mediocre, It's Painful. But When Dance Is Really Impressive, It Destroys.

What Defines A Relationship Is The Work That's Involved To Maintain It, And It's Constantly Changing.

Our Culture's Adjustment To The Epistemology Of Television Is By Now All But Complete; We Have So Thoroughly Accepted Its Definitions Of Truth, Knowledge And Reality That Irrelevance Seems To Us To Be Filled With Import, And Incoherence Seems Eminently Sane. And If Some Of Our Institutions Seem Not To Fit The Template Of The Times, Why It Is They And Not The Template, That Seem To Us Disordered And Strange.

I Enjoy Being A Hyphenate. I've Always Thought Of My Career As A Plate Spinner In The Circus.

I Did Enjoy Singing The Song, Called "the Count", Which Is Count Olaf's Big Song That He Sings To The Kids When They First Arrive With His Henchpeople. He Wrote It Himself, And He Thinks He's Really, Really Talented, And It's A Terrible Song. So We Had To Learn Intentionally Bad Choreography... We Did These Almost Lady Gaga-ish Kind Of Movements, Which Were Just Awful, But That Made Me Laugh