"People totally respond to Noel," he says with a laugh. "But there's a fine line between playing the good guy and the pathetic guy. Finding new ways to make the character good without being disgustingly good is hard work."

"There are so many things. I love that she’s cold when she sleeps and that she has long fingers…it’s just everything about her." (About his wife, Jennifer)

"I am embarrassed to say that every week when they bring in an audience, and I get to be funny in front of the people who come to see us, I turn into, like JIM CARREY from 'The Mask.'" (On performing in front of a live audience)

"At certain times, I definitely prefer this to drama. Instead of working 15-18 hour days like on "Felicity," I'm here for four or five. This is also great because any actor looks for instant gratification. To have the audience there, so you know whether you are doing it right or wrong, is a dream." (On whether he prefers comedy or drama)