I've Never Been On A Show That's

I Played A Lesbian Reporter In 1964, Who Was Incarcerated, And Ended The Series As A 75-year-old Woman. And Then, I Was A Witch Blinded By Acid Who Became The Supreme, And Took My Mother's Energy And Life, So That I Could Live And She Would Die. And Then, I Was Conjoined Twins. And Then, I Played A Heroin Addict.

To Not Have Any Hope Is Where Things Start To Get Really Bleak. Things Are Possible. The Impossible Can Be Possible.

I Like That Feeling In Your Brain When You've Got Seven Things That You're Holding In One Moment-you Heard That Person Cough, You Heard That Person Laugh, You're Also Saying Your Line, You're Also Listening To The Person Who's Talking To You.

I Just Don't Feel That We've Traveled Very Far In The Realm Of Social Equality. There Just Seems To Be A Little Bit Of Unrest. And Sometimes I Think That Happens When You Really Feel Like Something's About To Change. Right Before The Moment Of Lift Off, Sometimes Things Feel A Little Bit Unhinged, And That's What It Feels Like To Me Right Now, Both As A Woman And Just As A Human On The Planet As An American Woman In America. I Feel Like We're On The Precipice Of Change. I Feel A Little Nervous.

I've Always Really Made My Living In Television. Television Has Always Been So Good To Me.