Haven’t done it yet.

Persevering with a career that was predicted to last six months and still being here four decades later.

Becoming an actor at all, considering my background.

Sherlock being such a worldwide phenomenon.

My mother-in-law, Eunice Shriver, who founded the Special Olympics, and my father-in-law, Sargent Shriver, who founded Job Corps and was the first director of the Peace Corps.

Well, maybe it was successful in the end. But, I mean, to get there - one of the things that I talk about is not to be afraid of failure because you're going to fail. And I was 19 years old. I was competing in the Mr. Universe contest, and I lost. I had movies that went in the toilet. I have had policy issues and referendums that went in front of the people that I lost. And, of course, in my personal life, you know, my marriage is a big loss. So there's a lot of losses and failures that I've had. And I think that it is important that we recognize that. But no matter what it is, I always had an exciting life and always chased something, and that made, to me, the whole thing worth it. I always felt I was enriched by the fact that I always knew where I was going. And then there were some things that were unexpected. Like, running for governor was something that kind of unfolded only because there was a recall election.

Spending time with my family—with no phone, no fax, and no meetings.

I am a major shoe queen.

I think I value the same things everyone does—loyalty, a sense of humor, the ability to make campaign contributions.

I am petrified of bikini waxing. I had a very bad experience in 1978.