He has shot in 142 episodes Group of five, Scott Wolf One episode in particular stands out to him.

"'The Intervention' (Season 3, Episode 20) — where the family confronts Bailey about his drinking — is my favorite. Group of five episode," Wolff, 56, revealed exclusively in the 25 Things You Don't Know About Me feature. latest number our weeklyNow on newsstands. "It was the most demanding and satisfying. It was perfectly written and the culmination of Bailey's experience up to that point."

Group of fivewhich aired on Fox from 1994 to 2000, five siblings navigate adulthood together after the loss of their parents. Matthew Fox, Neve Campbell, Lacey Chabert And Jennifer Love Hewitt Starred with Wolfe. The siblings face various struggles throughout the series, including Wolff's character Bailey's struggle with alcoholism.

While the show deals with some difficult topics, Wolff says of his latest series, DocHis most challenging project so far has been: “Dr. Richard Miller is an incredibly complex character," he said our.

The doc — which airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Fox — follows the fictional Westside Hospital in Minneapolis, where the chief of internal medicine tries to restart his medical career after a car accident with the help of his colleagues, including Wolff as Miller.

For more of Wolf's fun facts — including his first celebrity crush — keep scrolling:

1. My first car was a 1978 Volkswagen Dasher Wagon. My friends call it The Family Truckster holiday Movie I just got my license and was so eager to drive anything that I bought that crappy car and it almost blew me away. I learned how to be a semi-auto mechanic because it needed to be fixed all the time. It was a disaster, (but) I like to think it built character.

2. My favorite book I have ever read One hundred years of solitude. It really felt like you traveled through time with those characters.

3. Maths was my best subject at school. I have a decent mind for math. I never liked it, but it was easier for me than other things.

4. My favorite comfort food is my wife's chicken noodle soup. It's homemade, delicious and comes when you need it most.

5. "The Intervention" (Season 3, Episode 20) - Where the family confronts Bailey about his drinking - this is my favorite. Group of five This episode was the most demanding and enjoyable. It was perfectly written and the culmination of Bailey's experience up to that point.

6. Doc The most challenging project I have been a part of. Dr. Richard Miller is an incredibly complex character.

7. The 90s trend I miss the most is boy bands.

8. My wedding ring is my most prized possession — even though I can't find it. My wife knows I use it on and off. Anytime I've played a married character, I've worn it, and then I'll be wearing it on set and someone's like, "Go get Scott's ring," and it's in someone's pocket. So I can't find it, but it's 100 percent priceless.

9. I play drums and guitar.

10. I'm really good at those puzzle books where you have to find hidden objects.

11. My most starstruck moment was when Paul Newman I came to see a play at the Williamstown Theater Festival. Thank God no one told me he was there when we did the show, but later in the dressing room, someone tapped me on the shoulder and said, "Paul Newman would like to say hello" and I don't remember the next few seconds. He and his wife, Joan WoodwardThere were and they were the nicest, gracious people and said how much they enjoyed the play and my performance, and I couldn't really put the words together. He was a gifted man who just didn't want you to feel uncomfortable or starstruck, even though everyone who said hello to him probably was.

12. I make a mean french toast.

13. My takeout order is a McDonald's Big Mac meal (with) large fries and a Coke.

14. I've loved every place I've been in Mexico. I love food, people and beaches.

15. My first job was as a busboy at a pizza restaurant in my hometown. People would put their cigarettes out of the plate and I would pick them up. I stayed one night. Fortunately, other works have lasted longer.

16. I'm from New Jersey, and my reality-TV guilty pleasure is the show The Real Housewives of New Jersey. It's like going to a reunion.

17. I collect objects from places I have visited with my family. I like to keep a bowl of random shells, rocks and things that you can't remember where they came from, but they tell a story.

18. One of the most meaningful moments of my career was winning a Golden Globe (for Best Television Series – Drama). Group of five Casting I am very proud to be a part of that special group and it was really meaningful to receive that honor.

19. My bucket list isn't about things outside - it's become about being more present.

20. To calm down, I have a glass of bourbon and find someone at home to laugh with.

21. I really wanted to Johnny Carson Growing up he was quick witted and funny, but sincere. He seemed like a complete entertainer.

22. My first celebrity crush was Marcia Brady (Maureen McCormick) I met her and told her, and she was nice and kind.

23. I was lucky enough to work Jeff Bridges on White SquallAnd he was as cool, funny and generous as anyone I've ever worked with. I would work with him again every day.

24. My alternative career would be a lawyer or a politician. I love a good argument and I think I have some justice in me. Something about law has always intrigued me.

25. I can watch one movie for the rest of my life matrix. It feels more like an experience than a movie. It's like a sentient world. Whenever I see it somewhere, I see it at the end.