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Growing Up, My Father Was A Financial Analyst For An Oil Company. He Was Just A Regular Dad. And When I Would Say, Hey, Come See My Play, Hed Say, Sure. Hed See One, Oh, Good Play - You Know, Very Typical Dad Reaction.

I Think Because The Show ["grant Maclaren"] Is Essentially A Hopeful Show. The Show Says That As Bleak As The Future Is, The One Thing That Mankind Developed Was The Ability To Send Their Consciousness Back And Where A Lot Of The Institutions Of Modern Life Have Fallen Apart.

I Did The Commish And An Episode Of Neon Rider, And Then I Got The Series Called Street Justice, Which I Ended Up Doing About 18 Episodes Of.

I Grew Up On M*a*s*h And All In The Family And Cheers. And Then Around This Time, This Would Have Been '95, '96, I Was So Into Friends And Mad About You, The Idea Of Being On A Sitcom Became A Very Real Thing That I Wanted. It Was Not So Much A Relief. It Was Really Exciting. It's An Amazing Thing To Be In Front Of An Audience.

So This ["grant Maclaren"] Was A Chance To Sort Of Go Back And Do A More Leading Man. But Instead Of Just Solving Crimes Like A Csi Show, This Leading Man Is, Like The Other Travelers, Not Who He Appears.