Hello everyone and welcome to the Stephen King cast, One Man's Musings on the Works of Stephen King.

Each week I will review one entry in the bibliography of Stephen King and the chronological order of publication.

And welcome to the Stephen King cast, everyone.

If this is your first time tuning in, welcome to this show. For those of you who have been here for the years

that I've been on, as always, welcome back. So what I wanted to do in this little, little episode,

this is just an announcement episode. I wanted to provide to everyone just an outline and

what to expect from the Stephen Kingcast for the near foreseeable future, as well as some overall

large updates for the podcast that have been occurring and are ongoing. So in terms of what to expect over the next

few months, my focus will be in terms of producing new episodes. I am going to be focusing on

the televised works of Stephen King that I haven't gotten around to. So what does that mean? It means that during the course

of the 12 plus years that I have been doing this show, there's a handful, actually more than a

handful, there's a number of projects that I haven't touched that are glaring errors in my catalog here. So over the next few months,

I'm going to be dedicating time to going back and watching them and then giving my thoughts

on them. So that will include the Golden Years. I know that everyone's clamoring for my review

of the Golden Years. So the Golden Years, the Tommy Knockers, surprised that I never, I thought for

sure that I had done the Tommy Knockers. Turns out I never did. So the Tommy Knockers, QuickSilver

Highway, Stephen King's ABC TV miniseries starring Stephen Weber and Rebecca Dormor-Dermorne version of The Shining.

Trucks.

Rose Red and the Diary of Ellen Rimbauer.

The Rob Lowe starring Salem's Lot 2004 movie, Kingdom Hospital, riding the bullet,

Nightmares and Dreams and Dreams, Bags, Big Driver, seasons two and three of Mr. Mercedes,

Leesie's story, Chapelweight, the Institute.

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