Someone Else's Success Is Not Your Failure.

Realistically, There Is A Danger, Of Course, When You're Going Into Someone's Living Room As The Same Guy Every Week. But I Don't Fear It Because, I Mean, There's Really Nothing I Can Do About It. I Can Try To Combat It Through The Work, And Maybe Make Sure I Don't Do Sheldon 2.0 In Any Other Projects. But It's Just Really Hard For Me To Find Any Negative Side Effects From This Experience.

I Want To Drive! I Love To Drive! I Drive At Home In Barbados.

Well, I'm A Big Believer In 'never Say Never.

My Choices In Projects Have All Been Character Or Role-based, And On A Financial Level, It's Obvious: As An Actor On A Tv Series, I Get A Wonderful Paycheck, And A Consistent Paycheck, Which Doesn't Always Happen When You're Doing Theater Or Movies.

Playing Sheldon Is Just Heaven For Me. I Realize How Enormously Lucky I Am To Play A Role That Makes Me So Incredibly Happy. As I Told Chuck Lorre In A Christmas Card A Few Years Ago, I'm Living A Version Of The Dream.