Because he gets up in the morning, and he goes to work at night, and he comes back home at 5.30, gets the same train every time, because his world is built on punctuality, it never fails, and he's all so good, and he's all so good,

and he's all so fine. Each week, One Man's Musings on the Works of Stephen King.

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

And this week I will be reviewing the first two episodes of Mr. Mercedes, which can be found actually for free on either direct TV or AT&T.

So if you just type in Mr. Mercedes AT&T, it'll bring you to the app or the website that you need.

And that's how I viewed those two particular episodes.

And I'll get to that in a little bit what the future of my reviews regarding Mr. Mercedes holds later.

So before I get any further, though, I do want to talk about last episode.

And so, first of all, I do apologize that.

I'm a couple days behind on releasing this episode because I've just been busy and I don't have episodes pre-recorded

the way that I used to during Stephen King cast 1.0. Now that I'm in Stephen King cast 2.0,

then I'm really recording once a week and it's much harder to find the time to actually sit down and record.

But I finished watching the second episode of Mr. Mercedes this weekend, and I wanted to just

jump right on it right away. But before, I did, I just kind of lived life, and I had a really good

weekend. I don't know how your weekend was, everyone, but mine was really, really cool.

But last week, last week was a really good weekend. I don't know how your weekend was, everyone, but mine was really, really cool. But last week, last week was a really interesting episode because it was my second interview that I managed to do.

This one with Matt Kellick from Katte 19. And if you haven't checked out the episode because it's a break from the normal format and because it's a conversation with someone that you might not be familiar with and you just kind of wanted me to stick to reviews of the short stories and the movies and, you know, news about the upcoming It movie or more critique of the Dark Tower or whatever, you know, it is one man's

musings of the works of Stephen King.

So for people that have been used to that, I understand if that's a little bit jarring for

someone else to come in.

But still, if you haven't listened to it because of that, I strongly recommend that you

go out and listen to it.

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