When I Was A Kid I Ate

The Only Episode Which Was Completely My Idea Was For Mitch Pileggi, The Actor Who Portrays Skinner, The Assistant Director Of The Fbi. He Appears Often In The Series, But Only For A Few Scenes. You Know Virtually Nothing About Him. I Wanted Him To Have An Episode That Was His Alone, So I Wrote Avatar For Him. He Even Has A Scene That's Pretty . . . Hot [knowing Smile]. He Was Very Happy.

I've Turned Down Jobs Because I've Said, 'honestly, I Can't Find My Way In. I Can't Do It. I Love You, As A Director. I Think The Script Is Good. You Deserve Better Than I Think I Can Do.'

My Favorite Parts Of Work As An Actor And A Director Are Those Unplanned Mistakes That Do Happen, Because It's Like Catching Lightning In A Bottle. It's The Best Part Of What We Do.

We All Know People For That Length Of Time And People Change. They Mature. There Is A Certain Expectation That A Fictional Character Does Not Change. But You Can't Go Back And Play Him The Same Way.

I Love Dogs. They Live In The Moment And Don't Care About Anything Except Affection And Food. They're Loyal And Happy. Humans Are Just Too Damn Complicated.