Jennifer Morrison

I'd be like, well, you have 150 episodes to prove I can do that.

There was really nothing in my film history to prove I could do it.

That's a really good question.

Maybe never.

Yeah, well, also, I mean, I admire Dan.

I mean, now I know him, but I didn't know him then.

I admired him then.

And I loved the show.

I loved the show.

And it was something that I felt like...

I was trying to rewatch a few episodes just knowing I was coming here and wanting to refresh just some of it.

And I can't, I mean, I cry through all of it, partly just because it was such a great experience for me, but partly just because the energy of the show is just so human and vulnerable and emotional.

And I felt like as I was watching the show and way before I was even asked to audition for the show,

I was, my life got better from the show.

I felt like I made better choices.

I felt like I had empathy for certain circumstances or understandings of things in the relationships that I had because of the show.

Wow.

And so it was a very meaningful show to me.

It was something that really moved me as a person.

So it was a no-brainer.