Cooper gave the audience a sneak preview by announcing that son Corbin Bernsen (ex-Arnie, L.A. LAW; ex-Ken, RYAN'S HOPE) would be joining the cast for five episodes as Paul's brother Todd, a priest. "All those luscious girls and he can't have one of them because he's playing a priest," she laughed.

Jerry Douglas (John) had to slip out early, as he was battling a scratchy throat and could barely utter a whisper.

At 2:00 p.m., the Q&A Session began, as hosts Davidson and Bell (pictured) and Christian J. LeBlanc (Michael) roamed the inquiring crowd with microphones. Here are some of the responses the stars gave:

David "Shark" Fralick (Larry) got oohs and aahs as he showed off his tattoos to the cheering crowd upon request. Bell shared that she had two tattoos (which she didn't show!) and Luckinbill confessed that his bod is tattoo-free.

Rowell relayed that the great chemistry between her and Kristoff St. John (Neil) is real. "I like him off-camera, and that's really it," she nodded. "I like him, so it makes it very easy to make the kissing believable. Without the French, thank you," she laughed.

Stafford shared that her TV husband, Bergman, is "a really good kisser. He has nice poochy lips." Bergman's other on-screen kissing partner, Susan Walters (Diane), agreed. When quizzed about Phyllis's wardrobe, Stafford replied, "I take no responsibility for wearing those kinds of clothes to work, but I so love the clothes. Our costume designer, Jennifer Johns, is amazing."

Bell shared that during her climactic showdown with Eva Longoria Christopher (ex-Isabella) in the bathroom, "I was in that tub for seven-and-a-half hours and I ingested more Mr. Bubble than you'd care to know."