Eliza Dushku stopped by the Howard Stern show to promote her new TV series, Dollhouse, and Howard asked her if it was nice to be so fit and good-looking. Eliza deflected, saying she was just a tomboy from Boston. Howard also asked when Eliza became sexually active when she first moved to LA in her early teens, but Eliza denied it (”Not a very young age.”), joking that Mickey Rourke would’ve been first in line: “I was fourteen. I saw him in a hair salon. He was with his dog and feeding me Marlboros.”

Eliza told the crew that she got some good advice early in her teens: “That’s when my brothers gave me the talk about boys. Nobody likes a whore.” Eliza said that’s why she doesn’t date Hollywood-types: “I’ve dated chimney sweepers.” Artie was shocked: “What? Were you dating in the 1800s? [You] grew up in a Dickens novel or something?” Eliza replied that the guy was a bookie who swept chimneys on the side. Artie loved it: “Wow.”

In the rest of the article, Eliza talks about dating Major League Baseball pitcher Brad Penny, now of her beloved Red Sox, making out with a girl in a bar, and then the guys tell Howard what they would do to Eliza if they got her alone for just a little while.

Click here to see the entire write-up about Eliza’s time on the Howard Stern show.  Children, divert your eyes.

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