On watching himself on TV:
“It’s embarrassing. I think every actor is critical of themselves and wonders if they could’ve done it differently. Or “Why did I blink there?” It’s a weird thing to watch yourself up there.”

On how his friends feel about his career:
“They think it’s great. I’m the first one of my friends to do this. It’s totally Entourage. Anytime I go anywhere, I bring my buddies from home. Everyone’s really excited. I get calls all the time whenever they see the trailer for Reunion. A couple buddies are trying to get girlfriends from it. They’re like, ‘I know that kid right there.’”

On his high school:
“My high school years were pretty fun. Freshman year, I was actually kinda heavy for two years. That was a little bit difficult, but I think everybody has to go through it to learn. I had my little sister. She was a grade under me. I’m still friends with a lot of people from high school. You carry a lot of those friendships on.”

On Reunion:
“I’m under law by mom to watch it. My mom wants to call and talk about everything. She’s one of those moms. If I wasn’t in the show, I’d totally watch it -judging by the trailer. It’s a great concept. There are a lot of great actors in it and it’s interesting to see if we can pull off the characters. We have to play a character who progresses in age each year. It’s going to be tricky.”

“We’re similar and very different in ways. We both rely on humor to ease situations. Aaron, I think, is a lot smarter than I am. He’s going to MIT. Once in a while, I can’t even spell MIT. I’m kidding. That was supposed to be funny.”
(On his character, Aaron)

“He’s a kid struggling with what he’s going through… not having a girlfriend. He’s in love with Amanda Righetti’s character and they end up getting together in the first episode. He’s learning a lot about himself. I think he’s confused with which path he wants to go in his life. It’s going to be fun to play because [I'm] playing a whole life over twenty years.”
(On his character, Aaron)

“Nothing too crazy. We bust on each other all the time. There’s a lot of busting on our outfits — like what we’re wearing in the 80’s. There’s a lot of, “I can’t believe you have to wear that.” I think there’s definitely going to be some practical jokes once we get up to Vancouver.”
(On the craziest thing the Reunion cast have done together)

“It’s a very surreal experience to see yourself older.”

On if he wasn’t an actor:
“I’d like to be a teacher. Gym would rock.”

On his idols:
“I’m a big Michael J. Fox fan. He seems like such a good guy. I worked at Disney World one summer selling popcorn, and he was giving a speech. I called in sick that day so I could see him.”

On Brothers & Sisters:
“I read that I had to take my shirt off, and I was like, ‘Woah, I might want to do a push-up or two’. No, they said he was skinny and struggling with addiction.”
(On why he lost weight for the role of Justin)

“I was one of the first ones cast on Brothers and Sisters before they started signing on the bigwigs. Then they got Calista and they kept putting more people on, and I was like,’Wow, this is nerve-racking.’”