It's the Game of Roses. Welcome to the Game of Roses.

Welcome to Game of Roses. This is PACE case. And as we announced, in our Tuesday game

breakdown, clues is off on a romantic adventure right now. He's probably traversing down waterfalls

or he's on a get to the chopper or maybe even his favorite hobby, squirrel watching. We

will never know. But today I am thrilled and blessed to welcome back one of the first Game

of Roses advocates and guest hosts, writer and producer of the poignant film Juniper,

now streaming on showtime and one of my best friends and co-host of our podcast, HBO

Lacks, Katherine Deutas. Hello, Pitt. Hello. Oh my gosh. I am so happy to be here. Thank you so

much for having me. Thank you so much for also putting in there that I was one of the first

Game of Roses advocates because that's something I say every time I'm on this podcast.

I feel like that's important. It's so important, Lizzie. It's so important. You were filming

us at the growth before we got kicked out. We don't have the footage of the actual kick-out,

but no, no, I was, I had to go to work, but I got all, I got to be, I was so fun. It was

such a great, that's what it was so disappointing about how it ended because it was so exciting

to see how many people came out to see you guys have the longest line of fans waiting to

gay or autograph I've ever seen. Oh my gosh. Those security guards being like. What a hype

up. Yeah. No, it's so, it's, yeah, it's, well, again, it's about me because I, yeah, I

just knew this was going to be a success from the start. So, yeah, so it's me. Yeah, I'm

so, I'm happy to be here. Happy. I loved women. I love this pod. And yeah, I, yeah, Lizzie

and I have our own pod HBO lacks, which we are the two foremost TV and phone pop culture

experts. And we have a little book club. Everyone knows about me already, but they might not

know that you are also one of those. I'm such an expert, yes. And we have a book club

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