Garett: Actually, it consists of getting up at six o'clock in the morning, six or seven o'clock in the morning, working for twelve to fifteen hours, sixteen hours, going home, sleeping, waking up and doing it again. Weekends are spent sleeping and studying.
Garett: My mother actually had to go in for a parent teacher conference because my kindergarten teacher thought I was a little crazy, because I kept telling her that my father lived in the television set. She thought a vivid imagination was good, but that might be going a little too far. (on his father Brandon being on Sesame Street)
Garett: My mother actually had to go in for a parent teacher conference because my kindergarten teacher thought I was a little crazy, because I kept telling her that my father lived in the television set. She thought a vivid imagination was good, but that might be going a little too far. (on his father Brandon being on Sesame Street)
Garett: I heard through the grapevine that virtually every fax machine and e-mail bank at UPN was inundated and almost stopped from fans begging for the last eight episodes, and for more. I think we were on the cliff, on the brink heading out, before we did those last eight. I actually think that the fans had a great deal to do with being able to finish those last eight.
Garett: For me it was great... They poured a lot of money into the show and they banked a lot of the success of the network within the show. They also had their flagship with Star Trek: Voyager, which remained after us. Then when the new regime came in, I think they wanted to put their own stamp on it and that was the ultimate deciding factor of why we left. They wanted to keep the UPN flagship, Voyager, but I think we did them well, they kept us on for 3 to 4 seasons.
Garett: Thank you so much for all of your support throughout the years. I really appreciate it and I am sure everyone else involved with the show does too. I think the fans themselves had a large part in it going for as long as it did. So, I would just say thank you so much for watching the show and please enjoy.
Garett: He (Richard Burgi) and I as individuals did not know each other prior to this. So, it actually went very well in terms of our personal relationship and the character relationship because it was growing simultaneously. I don't know if it would have the same dynamic if we worked together prior, earlier in our careers. Our personal relationship was wonderful and it still is, I am great friends with his family. I love his wife and his kids and the same with Bruce.
Garett: Before I went to network, I went out and bought a couple of anthropological books. It was a little difficult, it was a lot of reading - there wasn't just a general terminology. Myself personally, I'm dyslexic, and I was horrible in school, and there wasn't an Anthropology 101.
Garett is 5'8", 150 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes and is single.
Garett's father is actor Brandon Maggart and his brother is Spencer Maggart, who recently directed their half-sister Fiona Apple's music video "Parting Gift". Garett also has another half-sister, Cabaret star Maude Maggart as well as two sisters not in show business.
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