Shirley! Don't Call Me Shirley!

I Have Always Loved Science Fiction. One Of My Favorite Shows Is 'star Trek.' I Like The Trips, Where It Drops My Mind Off, Because They Give You A Premise And All Of A Sudden, You Say, 'oh!' And I'm Fascinated By It.

Today, In My Career, I'm Doing What I Love To Do. And That Is, Do Things For The Fun - Do Comedy. It's A Pleasure To Go For The Laughter.

I Played A Lot Of Leaders, Autocratic Sorts; Perhaps It Was My Canadian Accent.

I Had To Weave And Play Around With A Honey Bear, You Know, And I Could Wrestle With Him A Little Bit, But There's No Way You Can Even Wrestle A Honey Bear, Let Alone A Grizzly Bear That's Standing Ten Feet To Eleven Feet Tall! Can You Imagine? But It Was Fascinating To Work That Close To That Kind Of Animal.

I Would Love To See What's Going To Happen With Science Fiction With Peoples' Heads, Because We Still Have People Running Around In The Year 2050 Or 2100 Or 2200 And They Have Incredible Technology And You See The Effects: Laser Beams And Rays And Beaming Down And Beaming Up. Incredible Technical Things Happening, But Everybody Is Still Running Around Jealous, Fighting, Whacking, Cheating. There's Got To Be Something Going On! Some Kind Of Change. I'd Like To See Something Starting To Happen In That Area, With The Psychology Of The Human Being And How That Changed.