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 the Stephen King and the chronological order of publication.

And this week what I am doing, I am turning my attention back to Hulu's Castle Rock,

which is not necessarily an adaptation of any of King's works, but an original creation

inspired by the works of Stephen King, drawing upon the past of Stephen King and building

off the history of the many decades of all the time and all the years that Stephen King

has put into his most famous small town, which is Castle Rock. So if you're tuning in for the first time,

welcome, guys. Welcome to the Stephen King cast. You can check out all of my thoughts on the first

episode of Castle Rock in the previous episode. And I'm just going to get right to it. I'm going to

forego any listener emails or iTunes reviews. Although if you do have any

thoughts on Castle Rock, any theories, your own analyses, what you have liked or disliked so

far, what you want to see from future seasons of Castle Rock, feel free to write into

Stephen Kingcast at Yahoo.com.

You know, any fan casting, because one of the joys of Castle Rock has been seeing Sissy

Spacic in this, knowing that she was the OG Stephen King character when she played Carrie White. And most recently,

we have Bill Scarsgard playing

The Kid. As of right now, an unnamed character

known as the kid who, you know,

launched himself in the stratosphere last summer

with his portrayal of Pennywise,

a dancing clown.

And many people had wondered if he was going to be able to fill the clown shoes that had been

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