13: Pet Sematary with Mallory O'Meara

The Kingcast

FANGORIA Podcast Network

Tv & Film

4.7 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 July 2020

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Vespe and Wampler are joined by best selling author Mallory O'Meara (The Lady From The Black Lagoon) to delve into one of King's creepiest novels and the extremely good film adaptation that followed.

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0:00.0	Hi, my name is Stephen King.
0:04.0	The ice is going to
0:08.0	The ice is gonna break.
0:12.0	Bad Rob.
0:14.0	Bad Rob.
0:15.0	Surr You guys want to go see a dead body.
0:20.0	But sometimes, that is better.
0:26.0	Hello and welcome back to the King cast.
0:28.0	My name is Scott Wampler.
0:29.0	I'm the co-host of this show and joined as always by my lovely, handsome, extremely talented co-host,
0:37.2	Mr. Eric Vespi.
0:38.7	Eric say hi to the people.
0:40.4	Hi people.
0:41.5	How are you doing? I'm great. Yes, okay. How are you? Don't get a big head about it. I'm I'm doing fantastic and I'm very excited about the show we have today.
0:53.0	Our guest is one of my favorite people in the world, period.
0:59.0	She is the co-host of the Reading Glasses podcast,
1:02.0	the author of the upcoming book
1:03.4	Gurley drinks and Eric listen up here because this is where me and our
1:08.0	guest stars really align she is the best selling and award-winning author of the lady from the Black Lagoon, Miss Mallory O'Mara.
1:16.8	Mallory, how are you doing tonight?
1:18.8	You know, I am doing okay. I'm really regretting not grabbing a beer for this show, but I am doing wonderful.
1:24.1	Thanks so much for having me on.
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