the Babbler strikes again! *giggles*
Okay, so, a few things.
First off, the play. When Harry Met Sally, for those of you who don't know. *smiles* It's the most tiring, time-consuming thing I've ever done, but I love it. It's so much fun, and the fans come to see me and they want pictures and autographs, which is so much fun. I love getting to meet all these people, and I love being on stage. It's so different, and I can never get over how different it is from TV or movies. There's no way to do another take if you laugh or screw it up, so you'd better make the best attempt you can not to screw up in the first place!
And I have to commend my co-star, Mr. Luke Perry. He does a great job, and he's amazing to work with. *laughs* And there's a weird connection between us too, since he was in the movie version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which later became the thing that rocketed me to stardom. Okay, maybe not so much with the rocket. Slowly slid me towards stardom? *laughs*
Second, I was interviewed by Entertainment Weekly a couple of weeks ago, for their "Stupid Questions" column on the last page. It's an honour, really. *laughs* They asked me about singing, Angel, and posing in my underwear. Gotta love Stupid Questions. Of course, I gave them some stupid answers, too, which I will blame on the time difference.
Thirdly, I just wanted to say thank you to the cast of That '70s Show again for letting me guest not once, but twice. It was so much fun, and it gave me a taste of what I'll be doing next year on my own sitcom(!)
Life is so good right now, and I couldn't be happier.
First off, the play. When Harry Met Sally, for those of you who don't know. *smiles* It's the most tiring, time-consuming thing I've ever done, but I love it. It's so much fun, and the fans come to see me and they want pictures and autographs, which is so much fun. I love getting to meet all these people, and I love being on stage. It's so different, and I can never get over how different it is from TV or movies. There's no way to do another take if you laugh or screw it up, so you'd better make the best attempt you can not to screw up in the first place!
And I have to commend my co-star, Mr. Luke Perry. He does a great job, and he's amazing to work with. *laughs* And there's a weird connection between us too, since he was in the movie version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which later became the thing that rocketed me to stardom. Okay, maybe not so much with the rocket. Slowly slid me towards stardom? *laughs*
Second, I was interviewed by Entertainment Weekly a couple of weeks ago, for their "Stupid Questions" column on the last page. It's an honour, really. *laughs* They asked me about singing, Angel, and posing in my underwear. Gotta love Stupid Questions. Of course, I gave them some stupid answers, too, which I will blame on the time difference.
Thirdly, I just wanted to say thank you to the cast of That '70s Show again for letting me guest not once, but twice. It was so much fun, and it gave me a taste of what I'll be doing next year on my own sitcom(!)
Life is so good right now, and I couldn't be happier.