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I'm Mick Garrison.

Welcome once again to the fun-size post-mortem AMA, where you can ask me anything.

And with me in the studio is my producer, Joe Russo, who is going to ask your questions of me.

So I've got another batch of good questions this week.

The first one is a very flattering question, I think.

Am I going to blush?

I know, right, you might.

Michael Olson asks,

I've observed that yours is some of the best adaptations of Stephen King's work.

What makes that so?

Well, I...

Maybe a better way to phrase the question is, why do you and Stephen connect?

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