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

Each week I'll review one entry into bibliography of Stephen King and the chronological order of publication,

and what I'll be doing this week is continuing my examination of the televised works of Stephen

King.

Specifically, I will be looking at 2004's spin-off, sequel, prequel,

to the previous year's smash hit Rose Red, with this being 2004's, the, or sorry, 2003's,

the diary of Ellen Rimbauer um so i just wanted to say welcome

everyone to the stephen kingcast long time listeners welcome back as always thank you for the

the years worth of support and first time listeners welcome welcome to the stephen kingcast i want

to fill you in a little bit on

how to best experience the stephen king cast and all the different options that you have so what

you're listening to right now is the current focus of the the podcast like i said i am going through

what i have not covered yet in terms of the televised

works of Stephen King. And, you know, after having done this for over 12 years, I realized that

there were some gaps. And so I wanted to go and fill those gaps in. So in some cases that means looking retroactively

back on some reviews that I have done and adding new content with some new thoughts. But in most

cases it's going and finding the televised works that I never got to and reviewing them

for the first time around.

And so you'll be getting them on a weekly basis and if, and the review will be up towards

the top of the feed for about a month and then after a feed, I will place it chronologically

where it is supposed to be in relation to the text.

So, for instance, I will be reviewing, like today is the Diary of Ellen Rimbauer, and that does not have a text that it had been based off of.

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