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I Consider 'dr. Horrible' A Tremendous Success. The Fact That It Won An Emmy I Just Think Lends Validity To What We Were Doing And The Point We Were Trying To Make: Taking The Power Into Someone Else's Hands And Changing The World.

It Costs Nothing To Say Something Kind. Even Less To Shut Up Altogether.

I Always Wanted To Be An Actor, But In Edmonton, Alberta, That's Not A Success-oriented Career. So I Said, 'i'll Get My (teaching) Degree And Then I'll See What Happens, But I'll Always Have That To Fall Back On.' So If Anybody Were To Look At Me And Say, 'oh, You're An Actor,' I Could Always Say, 'hey Man, I'm A Teacher!'

I Think Tv Has Been A Little Bit Irresponsible In How They Portray These People Because Homicide Detectives Are Not Brooding, Tortured Souls Who Are Stained With The Stink Of The City And Who Have Blood On Their Hands. They Are Real, Live People That Are Incredibly Entertaining.

There Are People Who Have Energy That Say Don't Come Near Me, Don't Get Too Close. There's People Like Adrienne Shelley Who Have The Energy Of Come Over Here And Give Me A Hug And If You're Around Me You're Going To Be Happy About It.