16: Crouch End with Rob Sheridan

The Kingcast

FANGORIA Podcast Network

Tv & Film

4.7 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2020

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Crouch End was one of the best shorts in King's Nightmares and Dreamscapes and was one of the worst episodes in TNT's short lived series of the same name.

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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	Surrab!
0:16.0	Surr You guys want to go see a dead body.
0:21.0	But sometimes, that is better.
0:25.0	Hello and welcome back to the King cast.
0:28.0	My name is Scott Wobbler.
0:29.0	And I'm Eric Vespi.
0:30.0	And we are your hosts.
0:32.0	We have an exciting episode today. We always have exciting episodes, Eric.
0:36.0	But this one I am particularly hyped about because we are talking about what is my all-time favorite Stephen King short story. Do you have an immediate opinion on that?
0:47.0	It is a good and
0:49.0	Okay, fair enough. Did you did you like that sass that I threw on that?
0:52.5	Yeah, yeah, it's, well I didn't want you to go off on a tangent, so that's actually perfect for what I had in mind.
0:58.8	This week's guest is one of my favorite people.
1:01.8	Hired at the tender age of 19 to work for 9 inch nails.
1:05.2	He eventually became the band's art director, a position he held for nearly 15 years.
1:10.3	Most recently he launched his very own dystopian comic book series high level through DC's vertigo comics and today he's on the Kingcast to discuss
1:20.6	Crouch and ladies and gentlemen please welcome to the King cast stage Mr Rob Sheridan.
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