Welcome to Truest Blood, the official True Blood podcast.

I'm Kristen Bauer and I'm Deborah Amool.

And you've been invited in.

I want to do bad names.

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on truest blood. Welcome back to Truest Blood where we sink our fangs into the series

bite by bite. We're very excited to be talking to Britt Morgan today. She is a lovely human being and her

work as Debbie Pelt still sends chills down my spine.

Oh, well talk about her experience bringing the troubled werewolf to life and what it's like working with animal co-stars.

I know I can't wait to talk to her. She's our first werewolf!

She's our first werewolf! And she had these incredible fight scenes and such an incredible arc on the show.

Yeah. Oh, and for such a wild, you know, character on the show, her like actual personality is just the most inviting.

The most inviting, genuine, lovely, funny, sweet person.

It's going to be good. But first, let's have a quick bite.

One season in the life of Sooki Stackhouse. As we know, Sooky has been through a lot these past three seasons.

We thought it might be time to tally the numbers, see what the data tells us.

So let's break out those calculators for Stackhouse stats.

Season 3 takes place over just nine days. For some context, season 1 was 16 days plus

two weeks and season 2 was also nine days starting this season at day 39.

So Bill's proposal comes in at 39 days into their young relationship, but when you know after five and a half weeks of dating, you just know.

However, Bill and Sooki break up just two days after the proposal,

then again, five days after the proposal, then again five days after the proposal and a third time at the end of the season nine days after the proposal, making a grand total of seven breakups in the almost seven weeks since they've known each other.

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