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, Scott Daly, and joining me this week, she's actually just been Pennywise this whole time.

It's Kim C. How's it going today, Kim?

Hello, everybody. Fooled you.

Duck, duck, and cover, kiddos. Why did you say that? Dude, I loved it. I loved it, but why do you say it? I think he's pervertin our Bert the Turtle. I mean, he is, yeah. But, yeah. Sweet little turtle angel. And, oh, I loved it. I thought it was great.

Yeah. This week on the show, it is episode five of it, colon, welcome to dairy, titled 29 colon, Neibolt Street.

We are heading back to Neibolt Street once again for a very brief amount of time before we go under it and back into the sewers. This episode was written by Brad Caleb Kane. It was directed by Emmanuel Ose Kaffir Jr. And before we actually

get into the episode, Kim, I did just want to circle back around to, we got a couple comments on

last week's show that I thought it'd be fun to briefly discuss a little bit here.

The first one we had was a commenter who said, raised a good point.

We were talking about your brilliantly coined Timu Pennywise and how we don't think that

the clown we had seen up until this episode was actually Pennywise the clown. We thought it was

the Perry Winkle, I believe is what Instagram has told us they were called. And we thought that

that cloud was the one that we were actually seeing. And this commentary left a really good

point that in all the pictures that were taken in the cemetery, all of the supernatural stuff

mysteriously vanished from the pictures. But the only thing remained was the picture of the

clown, which is weird, right? Like, why would that happen? Maybe because the clown was the only

thing real in the pictures. Oh, nice.

That eluded me.

Very cool.

Great job, listeners.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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