In The '97 Pilot Season

I Think I Was Very Lucky That I Didn't Get Well-known Until My Early Thirties. If It Had Happened When I Was Younger, You Might Have Seen Me Falling Out Of Nightclubs. I Think I Conducted Myself As A Much Better Human Being Because I Was Already Married When All That Came Along (i Got Married Five Months After I Got The Role As Will).

I Really Liked It [the Andromeda Strain], And I Don't Know That It Ever Had The Effect They Were Hoping For. I Don't Know If They Got The Audience We Were Hoping For. But I Thought It Was Very Fun, And I Loved The Character [jack Nash] I Was Playing.

Back Then, All The Networks Were Still Making A Movie A Week, Virtually. So I Did Five Of Them That Year. So It Was Just A Nonstop... '92 Was A Great, Nonstop Ride In Vancouver.

I'm Never One To Compare Shows To Shows.

I Think They [tv Productions] Were Just Kind Of Drying Up. I'd Done A Couple Of Episodes, But Nothing Was Happening. So I Went To Vancouver To Visit A Buddy And See What Was Going On, And That Year Was Crazy. Vancouver Was On Fire At That Point. It Was All These Stephen J. Cannell Productions - The Commish Being One Of Them - And In One I Was A Bartender, And I Think I Had Five Lines.