It's So Much Easier To Be Cynical.

I'll Tell You How You Know When You're On Something Good: When Everybody Starts To Tear Up When They're Leaving, When They're Wrapping For The Season. You Know, When You Say, "all Right, We're Done With Mcgillicuddy. That's A Wrap For Mcgillicuddy!" And Everybody Applauds, But Everybody's Sad, Because Mcgillicuddy's Going To Be Gone! You Know, It's Like Family Going Off To College Or War. You Have This Intimate Relationship With These People, And Then - Bam! - They're Gone.

I Just Had A Throwaway Part, Really, If You Think About It. I'm Not A Natural Actor, You Know? I'm A Comedian, Through And Through. And I Really Love My Lines. Those Are The Lines I Want To Do.

I Felt Ashamed For What I Had Done. I Don't Have Any Excuses. I Did What I Did. I Take Full Responsibility For Myself And My Actions. I Wouldn't Pawn This Off On Anybody. I'm Sorry It Happened. And I Hurt People.

Dr. Phil Was Very Helpful And Caring. I Believe He Helped All Of Us There And Watching How To Better Relate, Understand, And Communicate With Our Families And Loved Ones. Dr. Phil Recommended Reading My New Book.

Filming In Cloak & Dagger I Was Trying To Get My Screen Actors Guild Card. Everybody Tries To Get Their Sag Card If They Want To Be An Actor. People Might Say That It Was Their Dream To Be An Actor, But For Me, I Was A Comedian. I Already Had A Job. But I Felt Like There Could Be Money There, And Comedians Don't Make Very Much Money, Or They Didn't In 1984.