Nicki Lynn Aycox

Nicki: (On why she appreciates the show "Boy Meets World") I think if you're going to base your show on a learning experience for high school students or the younger generation, then you share the responsibility of making sure that you're getting the right message across, to be giving the best answer. And to make sure you're not sending mixed signals that are going confusion and problems that don't need to be there.

Nicki: (On her previous life) It's a world I'll never go back to. Simply because there's nothing there for me, but it's also been very fascinating to discover that, because I didn't realize until recently that the world is divided up into separate pieces and parts, and everyone has their own little part of the world. Being an actor, you're put all over the map, you're meeting people from all over, you're doing movies in other areas, so you're moving around a lot, and you kind of feel you're on the outside of everything, which is a really strange feeling to have sometimes. You kind of feel out of touch, as an actor, because when everyone else is going to work at eight o'clock in the morning, sometimes I'm here studying a script. I don't have an office to go to every day.

Nicki: (On her acting acting career) I thought nothing bad could ever happen. And because of that, I was never very scared, but when it started to hit me that bad things do happen, it was just learning how to deal with things, with the business, and not take it personally. And not be hurt every time something didn't work out in my favor, and take it as 'Well, that's just as life unfolds' and where there's a loss, there's going to be a gain somewhere else. My agent and manager and family have all been very supportive. It's been hard to meet a lot of friends, just because I'm from a different part of the world, and it's hard being that busy.