For the November "sweeps", DJE was on the set of Entertainment Tonight with his wife, Nanci Chambers. The couple interviewed each other as part of the ET feature "Inside Hollywood Marriages". These are screen caps from their interview.

The following transcript was taken from the ET site.

All this week, ET has exclusive one-on-one interviews with celebrity husband and wife couples -- who interview each other and ask questions that no one else would dare!

Tonight, "JAG"'s NANCI CHAMBERS turns the tables on hubby and TV's best-known military advocate DAVID JAMES ELLIOTT by putting him in the witness box.

NANCI CHAMBERS: What was your first impression of me?

DAVID JAMES ELLIOTT: Of you? I thought you were a knockout but you blew me off. I tried one of my best lines on you -- "Nice cowboy boots" -- and was given the cold shoulder, so I went away.
What habit of mine annoys you the most?

NANCI: I'd have to say it's the guitars. When I'm having a conversation with you, and you pick up the guitar and start playing it, or I'm on the phone with you and you play your guitar, that's very annoying.
What do you remember most about our first date?

DAVID: Oh, I hate these kinds of questions.

NANCI: Do you remember our first date?

DAVID: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

NANCI: Do you remember the date of our first date?

DAVID: No, I'm sure you do though.

NANCI: I do.

DAVID: The first date I didn't make reservations. We showed up and were told that we had nowhere to eat, but I made a quick recovery and I called my pal at the Oyster Bar and we went down there.
What would the audience be surprised to learn about me?

NANCI: Can I be honest?

DAVID: Don't be too brutally honest because you have to live with your answers.

NANCI: Can I say you're extremely messy?

DAVID: That's not really my fault. That's a quality that some people have, and I'm not that bad. I think it's relative. There are messier people than me, frankly.
What's the most romantic thing I've ever done for you?

NANCI: That's a tough one because you're not the most romantic man.

DAVID: I'm the most romantic man in Hollywood. I read it on a headline once.

NANCI: They didn't know you when they wrote that article. I've been asked that and I've never come up with an answer. Come on, help me out here. What's the most romantic thing you've ever done?

DAVID: What did I do to get you down here?

NANCI: That is the first and last romantic thing you've ever done. When you wooed me, and when I wouldn't move down here, you showed up at my doorstep in Toronto, packed my house and moved me that weekend.

DAVID: I like interviewing better than answering.

NANCI: I noticed. At what moment did you realize that you loved me, or have you realized that yet?

DAVID: I'm still waiting for that realization to kick in. It's only been close to 100 years. Don't you remember the moment in my hallway?

NANCI: I remember that moment, yes.

DAVID: That was the moment. I told you that I loved you, and I forget what else I told you but I remember the moment.

NANCI: You said I could answer at any time.

DAVID: You didn't tell me for a while. That was a little heartbreaking. When you take the plunge, and the person doesn't really respond with anything and you're going, "God, I wish I hadn't said that. Let me rewind and not say it."