Long days, pleasant nights, and welcome to Kingslingers, a doof media podcast journeying through Stephen King's Dark Tower series and beyond.

I am your host, Costa Rita Scott Daly, and joining me as always, he came across time for you, listener.

It's Matt Freeman. How's it going today, Matt?

I once again failed to save Richard Nixon.

No, this was a Terminator one, Matt. Oh, wait, I succeeded in saving Richard Nixon. No, this was a Terminator one, Matt.

Oh, wait, I succeeded in saving Richard.

No, I failed in killing Richard Nixon, is what you're saying.

Yeah, that's what you should have said, yeah.

Yeah, sorry, because I, yeah, all right.

I forgot for a second that I was in the timeline where he was alive.

It's very confusing.

I understand that. It's the whole where he was alive. It's very confusing. I understand that.

It's the whole problem with time travel, actually.

Yeah, right, right.

This week on the show, our 12-part series covering Stephen King's 11, 22, 63, finally comes to an end as we take one last look back at the novel as a whole and try Matt to get to the bottom of this whole time travel thing.

I think we're going to crack it this time. I think we're going to figure it out.

Okay. I'm down to talk about timey-wimmy stuff with you.

All right. And then we are going to answer some mailbag questions from our listeners. A lot of timey-wimey stuff in there, too.

So lots to say, lots to answer. It's going to be a good, good fun overview episode for those that maybe are listening for the first time. We like to do these at the very end of the book just to kind of take a step back. Sometimes we dive so much into the detail of each individual moment of the

story that we lose sight of the story as a whole. And that's the point of these episodes. So that's what we're

doing. All right. Before we get into this, though, we did have one quick announcement. Our newest

episode of Castle Talk covering the Hulu original series Castle Rock is live right now for our patrons all over at

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