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"My first time with Carson my goal was to do what Freddy Prinze did. I finished my routine, and I was praying. I heard Johnny say 'Come here.' I walked over and sat down. I was on the top of the world, man. I was a comedian."

"I'm so happy I didn't have to go to a cubicle every morning. With acting, your work is your vacation. The hard work is sticking with it over time."

"I have a constant dialogue in my head between the bitter, disappointed resentful me, and what a rotten business it is, versus how lucky I am that I am in this business, and what wonderful people I know as a result of it, and what a great time I've had. I'd have to say that the latter wins out all the time."

"What we're seeing with television now is a culmination of what I had assumed early on: that this is a form of expression, industrialized, commodified, routinized, that has the potential of standing up beside any other art form. And it does."