I Didn't Start Jogging Or Running Until

I Just Spent A Lot Of Time On 'er' For That Eight Years. I Also Started Working When I Was 16, So By The Time I Left 'er,' I Was 40 Years Old, I Had This Incredible Experience, My Wife Had This Great Company, We Had Four Kids, It Was Like, 'let's Go To New York And Live For A While And Make That The Priority.'

People Relate To Things That Feel Real To Them. All The Good, Happy, Over-sexed And Moneyed Endings On Tv Are Not The Way Most Of Us Feel In Our Lives. The Success Of 'e.r.,' I Think, Is Not Relying On Overly Sentimental Stories That Are Solved Where People's Lives Wrap Up Nicely With Happy Endings.

Flying Back From New York, The Flight Attendant Said 'god, I Wished You Were Here Yesterday, We Had A Stroke On The Plane.' I Said, 'if I Have A Stroke On A Plane, I Hope The Pretend Doctor Isn't The One On The Plane. I Want A Real Doctor.'

You've Got To Make The Most Of Where You Are. Then, When You're Somewhere Else, You've Got To Have The Ability To Fulfill That.

There's Really No Point In Having Children If You're Not Going To Be Home Enough To Father Them.