Most important rule of anything on the Internet, lead with the really attractive woman, and I've got that this morning in spades.

So, much later on and in a little tiny photo that you'll have to click to indeed see how hideous I look (not always, just in this picture) will be the documentary evidence of my evening at No Good Television with my pals Shark Firestone & Carrie Keegan ... and Tricia Helfer from Battlestar Galactica and Burn Notice.
(And, btw, she's on Burn Notice tomorrow night, as the mysterious Carla, acting on behalf of The Company and told me she enjoyed restraining that cute Jeffrey Donovan with zip ties last week, and of course, who wouldn't!)
Tricia Helfer and Joe, in the same room. You gotta know I was kvelling. She's so beautiful, so sweet, and was very excited about just coming from a taping of The Bonnie Hunt Show where she cuddled with a sloth. No, I'm not being euphemistic, she was really playing with a sloth. Bonnie had wild animal expert Gary Fauch on, in an episode that airs Thursday. Seth Greene also guests so set your DVRs, working people.
And, speaking of cuddly things that might not look too cuddly at first glance, then I got the opportunity to pose for this pic with her. All I can say is this ... the sloth is better looking than this picture of me. I don't know what it is, but I am not a candids kind of guy.
My friend Shawn, who took this pic? Our friendship now hangs by a thread, just a thread at this point, Shawn! Look at my face! Damn, I look like a just tasted drain cleaner.
(If you click it, you can see a larger version of it. But you click at your own risk. Seriously. If she wasn't so stunning, I wouldn't post it, but she soooooo is.)
Okay, so much for the documentary evidence of the meeting of "Six" and Joe. I'll have more about the evening later on about BSG, riding Harleys with Katee Sackhoff, the goo in the resurrection tank, the fan that was so disturbed about seeing Six in a Vancouver pet store (Star Pets, which she says is an outstanding independent pet supply, and I encourage you to support such businesses by clicking here), and whether wombats are more cuddly than sloths or bad-photo-posing TV bloggers.
And more later about how years of research on my part informed Carrie's interview.
Before I go, some business:
And, once again, Carrie's pics at Playboy.com.
I can't wait for you guys and gals to see the interview they shot. It gets a little, uh ... hot.
And there's a discussion of Saul Tigh's cylon semen.
Yes, it's informative, too.
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