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you get your podcast. All right. Well, welcome to another episode of Going Rogue, and we have a lot to cover today.

It is kind of history in the making, I think, right?

So let's start with the biggest headline and we'll go on in.

For those of you that haven't been here before, I'm Juliet, Hollywood publicist of 24 years,

Rachel's publicist, and the host right now of Going Rogue.

So, okay, anybody not heard this yet. Van derPunt rules,

as we know it, is done. It is done. Now, they have announced a reboot with all new cast.

Now, part of this, I think, is surprising and part of it isn't.

What I do find surprising is if it is true, it has been reported that the cast just found out last night.

If that isn't true, then, you know, so be it.

But what is not surprising is that they're going back to what was the original formula, right?

Which was Lisa being the mother hen to a bunch of young Hollywood people, you know, people

trying to break into the industry and they happen to be, you know, waiters and wait

staff and servers, et cetera, which in California, it's kind of a running joke.

If you go to a restaurant in California, everybody's an actor, right?

They're all beautiful people.

They could be the cook.

They could be the bartender. They're all trying to break into Hollywood. So that's what the premise

of the show has been. Her, the maven of all these restaurants. And then Sheena's kickoff

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