We Spent Six Weeks There [in Vegas].

That's Actually A Rare Thing To Be On A Set Full Of People That You Admire And Make You Laugh All The Time.

It Has Been Said That A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss. I Would Add That Sometimes A Rolling Stone Also Gathers No Verifiable Facts Or Even The Tiniest Morsels Of Journalistic Integrity.

You See A Lot Of Sides Of People On A Movie Set Because It Can Be Really Taxing And To Kind Of Go Through All That Together - You Really Get To Know Someone.

To Be Totally Candid, It Was Really Born Out Of A Panic Attack The Summer Between My Sophomore And Junior Years, When I Realized I Wasn't Going To Graduate In Four Years Unless I Somehow Managed To Glue Together All The Courses I'd Taken. That Said, I'm Really Glad I Did It, 'cause It Was Really Fun, And I Was Able To Just Take Whatever The Hell I Wanted.

No One Employed [ Chaos] Better Than Jim Henson, By The Way, On The Muppets. He Had All These Chicken Muppets That Just Brought In The Most Glorious Chaos To Whatever Scene They Were A Part Of.