Lucky viewers who tuned into CNN's Larry King Live last night got to witness little Dannielynn Smith, Anna Nicole Smith and Larry Birkhead's two-year-old daughter, surprise the judge who ruled on custody of her mother's remains during a taping of the show.

"She's a beautiful little girl and I'm glad everything is working out," Larry Seidlin, the Broward County, Florida, Circuit Court judge said of Dannielynn. "Larry [Birkhead] is a great father." The judge had not previously met the blond toddler, who was sporting a pink bow over her left ear. By all appearances, Seidlin was thrilled to meet Dannielynn, who nestled in her daddy's lap and seemed to make a point of playing with all King's desk accessories within reach.

Let's call it "Three Larrys (King, Birkhead and Seidlin) and a Baby."

And the whole affair really did appear to be straight out of the movies. Remember how Seidlin teared up as he ruled that the former Playboy Playmate's remains should be buried next to her son Daniel in the Bahamas, and resigned from the bench after the six-day trial? "I want you to understand that I reviewed absolutely everything," he gushed. "I have struggled with this. I have shed tears. Justice is not perfect, it's what is reasonable."

Smith died of an accidental overdose of prescription drugs in February 2007, following the death of her 21-year-old son Daniel, who also OD'd, leaving 5-month-old Dannielynn at the center of a custody battle between Birkhead and Smith's current boyfriend, attorney Howard K. Stern. At the time of her death, Smith was involved in a legal battle over the will of 89-year-old billionaire oil tycoon Howard Marshall, whom she married when she was just 26.

Although the dispute has not been resolved, if Smith's estate wins, Dannielynn will one day inherit the Marshall fortune. In 2007, Birkhead fought (and won) a legal battle to prove his paternity of the toddler and to receive custody rights.

Although Birkhead appears to have honorable intentions with his desire to father Dannielynn, what's up with making the talk show rounds? Isn't it time to leave the media circus behind and give her a "normal" life? I wonder how all this will impact her once she's old enough to understand what's happened. What do you think?