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Hey Victoria! Friendliest person you've had a chance to work with for an AMA?

Mr. Epps! Huge "House" fan here. I'd like to start by saying I enjoyed your portrayal of Foreman immensely. From his robotic, ambitious, somewhat detached manner (specific example: telling Cameron she's a colleague, not a friend) to the incredible range of emotions you displayed in the "Euphoria 1&2" episodes, you were one of my favorite parts of the show. So THANK YOU very much for being such a huge part of my favorite TV show.

Five questions if I may:

1) In the series finale, Foreman finds House's ID card in his office. He sort of looks at it and smiles. Do you think he was remembering all the experiences the characters had together, or do you think he understood that House was actually still alive?

2) Do YOU think Foreman and House were similar? So much was brought up in the show about their similarities, and Foreman's desire to not turn into House. What's your take?

3) I honestly enjoyed Foreman's fashion quite a bit on the show. I know TV shows have wardrobe departments, but did you have any input on Foreman's clothing choices? Get to keep anything?

4) Quick two part question: do you keep in touch with any of the other cast members regularly? How was it working with the lovely Olivia Wilde (Thirteen)?

5) Any quick anecdotes come to mind regarding working with Hugh Laurie?

Thank you very very much for time and best of luck with everything in the future, including Resurrection! I'll be watching!

Hi Maggie, welcome to Reddit! As a big fan of the Mission Impossible series, I'm wondering two things - 1) Is it true your heel got stuck on the accelerator of a car on set (maybe the orange Lambo?), causing it to crash into another car? Source: IMDB and 2) What was it like working with Tom Cruise? Any good stories you can share?

Thoroughly enjoyed your work in Live Free or Die Hard as well. You're very beautiful and talented. Thank you!

Hi Ethan, I loved your work in "Boyhood" and I'm pulling for you at the Oscars! Good luck! My question - Do you watch your own films? How critical are you of your own work? Do you ever see a scene you're in and think "Damn, I wish I had said or done that differently?"

Thanks for all the great films over the years, from Dead Poets Society to Training Day to Boyhood you've always been a fantastic actor.

Thank you for the response, I appreciate it! Glad to hear Norm was able to cheer you up that day. Can you elaborate on Gerard Butler though??