We have an exciting episode for you today featuring director Edgar Wright and the cast of the Stephen King adaptation, The Running Man, coming soon to a theater near you.

But before we jump into that, I wanted to give you a heads up about another podcast that might be of interest to Kingcast listeners.

You may have heard about this little show on HBO called It Welcome to Dairy.

It's from the creative team of Andy and Barbara Muscietti, who made the most recent

super successful It films.

Well, they're back with a talented team of new creatives and a great new cast to tell a

different story about a new cycle of everybody's favorite murder clown.

That's right, we're talking about dat boy Pennywise.

HBO isn't content with just launching a massive new show.

They're also bringing you the official it Welcome to Dairy Companion podcast hosted by the wonderful Mark Bernardin and Princess Weeks.

Mark is a super successful film reporter, comic book writer, and podcaster.

He's been on the King cast before.

The dude knows this Stephen King stuff. Princess is a horror nerd through and through. So of course,

that makes them the perfect people to lead this official show by HBO. Every week, as soon as a

new episode drops, they are there joined by Andy and Barbara Muscietti as well as the cast each week as they dive

deep into the makings of this extremely popular and successful show. Make sure to check it out.

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Now on with the show.

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