Although she plays the morose and disaffected April Ludgate on Parks and Recreation, Aubrey Plaza is actually one of the most fun and gregarious people I've encountered in a while. Believe me when I say that watching her do her comedic thing makes you want to smile. Take a look at these behind-the-scenes pictures of her appearance on today's show and see what I'm talking about.

From the planet Vulcan to the magical land of D'Hara and finally to the AOTS studios, Jolene Blaloc has been tickling the collective nerd fancy for some time now, first as the sexy vulcan, Sub-Commander T'Pol on Star Trek: Enterprise and now on Legend of the Seeker as Sister Nicci. Get your nerd fancy tickled and check out these behind-the-scenes photos of her appearance on Attack of the Show.

As an act of fan service, we do everything we can to get more Women of the Web on our air waves. Case in point, today's guest host and Women of the Web alum, Alex Sim-Wise. Your cries have been heard and a concerted effort has been made to get more lovely ladies in front of your wide, gleaming eyes. Hence, this behind-the-scenes photo gallery.

Our new friend and star of the NBC TV show Community, Alison Brie, came in for an interview on Attack of the Show, where, among other things, she got engaged to host Kevin Pereira. We caught her just after this momentous occasion to talk about the engagement, as well as what we can expect to see on future episodes of Community.

Check out the interview with the lovely and talented Ms. Brie, who now has a reason to come back!

Having seen the trailer for Spartacus: Blood and Sand as well as the campy, sexploitation opus, Bitch Slap, I can tell you, I've recently become quite the fan of the lovely and talented Erin Cummings. Can you blame me? No, of course you can't, no more than I can blame you for checking out these spectacular behind-the-scenes photos of her appearance on today's show.

Without today's supremely talented industry professional, a lot of your favorite Hollywood stars would be walking around with far less clothing, and though that sounds awesome, trust me, the films you love are much better with the addition of her beautiful handiwork. Please, take a few moments to absorb the words of a specialty costume maker, who has worked on such films as X-Men: The Last Stand, Doom, The Cat in the Hat, such programs as Crank Yankers and even did some work on those cool, live action Assassin's Creed II shorts you all love so much, Simone Williams.

What inspired you to become a specialty costume maker?

Everything good in the 70s and 80s. Star Wars, KISS, the old Universal Monsters, Alice Cooper, Bladerunner, MTV and music videos. I never admitted I listened to Duran Duran, but I loved their look and their videos. Even The Police had a costume designer from The Royal Shakespeare Company make their costumes once things started going downhill towards the end of the Synchronicity Tour. Everything I was absorbing inspired me to be a creative person. I was always a crafty kid. I had been sewing and crocheting since I was little. I started college in Art and Graphic Design, but that soon changed.

How did you get your start? 

While getting that Art degree, I got a work study scholarship in Photography for the Theatre Dept. That pretty much blew it open wide for me. In costume design, it's expected that you draw and you're an artist, so I started living a double life of going to art classes, then doing a lot of uncredited theatre work. People encouraged me to go to grad school for costume design.  

Was it tough breaking into the business?

I think sticking with it and not giving up takes more fortitude than people give it credit. Ten years ago, I had a few credit cards with sweet interest rates, so I was able to get by even when I shouldn't have been. It's the Robert Townshend method of paying for your dream with your credit cards. You certainly can't do that nowadays!

The heir to a wrestling dynasty, Ted DiBiase, Jr., son of the WWE (WWF) legend, The Million Dollar Man sat down with us in G4's squared circle, otherwise known as the green room, and gave us a little insight into what's going on with his career as a thespian, how he's proudly carrying on the DiBiase legacy, the pitfalls of one of the world's most glorious, yet demanding professions and more. Climb into the ring and check it out.

We don't often pity our viewers, but we pity you for not being able to sit down with WWE Diva (and excellent AOTS guest host), Maria Kanellis as we did after yesterday's show and interview her about what it was like hosting Attack, what's going on in the WWE universe, her status as Diva of the Year and the surprises she has planned for next year, like her upcoming album, for one. Be a little less pitiable and check out the behind-the-scenes interview.

Have you found that suddenly all you can think about is seeing Bitch Slap? Me too, but until it reaches theaters, these behind-the-scenes photos of the film's stars, America Olivo and Julia Voth will have to suffice. Actually, they'll do more than suffice, they'll blow your freakin' mind! Take a look.

If ever there was a children's tale in need of an update, it's Alice in Wonderland, which is one of the reasons I dig SyFy's re-imagining of the tale, Alice. The other reason is because the mini-series stars the lovely Caterina Scorsone. Wander down the rabbit hole and check out these behind-the-scenes photos of her appearance on today's Attack of the Show.

After her stimulating interview on AOTS today, we bet there are a lot more Nadine Velazquez fans out there. That's good, because if there's one thing we do, it's cater to the whims of the fans. See, we already have these behind-the-scenes pictures up for your viewing pleasure.

It's always refreshing having an adult film star traipsing the halls of G4, someone who is more beloved and popular than even our highest ranking government officials. Today, we welcomed one such starlet on AOTS, the multiple AVN Award winning adult performer, Sasha Grey. When the hot studio lights went dim, Ms. Grey joined us in the green room for a long form interview during which she discussed the formation of her Porn Manifesto, how her attitude towards the AVN Awards have changed, what it's like now directing erotica, how the economy has impacted the adult industry and what it was like hosting G4's coverage of the Australian Sexpo. Plus, she shared a little bit about the sexy delights you can expect from her and G4 in 2010.

As if a behind-the-scenes interview with adult starlet Sasha Grey wasn't enough, we also have a batch of behind-the-scenes pictures of her appearance on AOTS and beyond. You're going to love them. Trust us.

The re-imagining of V has kicked a lot of butt in the ratings and gotten its fair share of critical acclaim. Some say it's because of a strong premise, solid writing and a great ensemble cast. I attribute the show's success solely to Scott Wolf. You saw how good he was on today's show. It has to be because of him and his crowd-drawing charisma. I mean, I didn't take these behind-the-scenes pictures of his appearance for nothing.

Community is one of this year's best TV comedies. So, we had to have one of the show's brightest stars, Gillian Jacobs on AOTS and it follows that we wouldn't let her leave G4 without getting a behind-the-scenes interview. Take a look at the video above and let Gillian tell you herself what it's like working with a great ensemble cast, including The Soup's Joel McHale, how her character, Britta has evolved, what goes on on the set, but doesn't get shown on the air and what you can expect from future episodes.