Hello everyone and welcome to the Stephen Kingcast, one man's musings on the works of Stephen King.

Each week I will review one entry in the bibliography of Stephen King.

And this week I am reviewing an adaptation of a Stephen King short story that is so bad that Stephen King

sued to take his name off of it. And that story, of course, is the lawnmower man.

Just a point of order here before we begin. This episode first arrived in July of 2017.

It is currently being recorded in 2006. Just so you know, I have reorganized the order of the

podcast as they first appeared. So if there's any mention in this episode,

that doesn't really align nicely with the previous episode

in this anecdotal portion of the podcast

before we get to the review.

I just wanted you to be aware

so that you can orient yourself appropriately.

So I had just a crazy sense of deja vu. I was like, appropriately.

So I had just a crazy sense of deja vu.

I was like, wait a minute.

I could have sworn that I recorded an episode on a lawnmower man.

I remember watching it.

I remember writing down some notes.

And I could have sworn that I recorded it last summer.

I guess I didn't.

I guess I never put it out.

So here I am. I'm back. I know that I was forging ahead with getting back into the stories of skeleton crew, but I'm stepping

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