There's no "bones" about it -- David Boreanaz is a nice guy. First, he brings cupcakes for Rachael's entire staff. (Thanks, David!) Then, he proudly shows off several of his son Jayden's works of art. And when Rachael asks the character-defining question of whether he's the kind of guy that would still use a pooper-scooper when walking his dog Buddha at 3 a.m. even if no one is around: "Definitely. You have to, it's karma."

Determined to find some dirt on David, Rachael challenges him to a game of "air-your-dirty-laundry" hockey! When Rachael scores, here's what she wants to know:

Rachael: "What is the one thing you wouldn't want your mom to know about?"

David: "I'd have to say that I tell her I go to church when sometimes I don't."

Rachael: "Who was the first person you ever kissed?"

David: "Her name was Rachel. My two older sisters used to dress us up and make us get married."

Rachael can relate: "I used to dress up my little brother. My sister and I used to dress him up like a dolly, or put him in a hula shirt, or maybe on top of a hobby horse."

David scores and gets to ask Rachael a question:

David: "What's the lamest thing you ever did or said to get the attention of someone of the opposite sex?"

Rachael: "The night I met my husband I was literally struck. I'm a talker and I couldn't say a thing. I didn't know how to catch him or keep him, so I kept hovering around the room and following him until he would talk to me."