I'm Never One To Compare

I Made Lost World In September Of '91, And By The End Of That Year, I Was Living In Toronto.

Often, Particularly With Voices, You're Hearing Horrible Things, Demon Voices, And Voices Telling Them That They're Not Worth It Or That They're Going To Kill Somebody. In Those Moments, They're Overcoming Things.

I Had A Couple Of Decent Laughs On Townies, But For The Most Part, Delivering A Joke That You Just Know Is Not Funny Is Hard.

Seinfeld [show] Had Been So Huge For Me. It Was One Of Those Things Where I Discovered Seinfeld Really Early And Was Making Sure Everyone I Knew Was Watching It. I Would Tape It On Vhs And Show It To People That Hadn't Seen The Show Yet.

I Grew Up On M*a*s*h And All In The Family And Cheers. And Then Around This Time, This Would Have Been '95, '96, I Was So Into Friends And Mad About You, The Idea Of Being On A Sitcom Became A Very Real Thing That I Wanted. It Was Not So Much A Relief. It Was Really Exciting. It's An Amazing Thing To Be In Front Of An Audience.