The Dark Half

Just King Things

Ranged Touch

Comedy, Arts, Society & Culture, Books

4.8 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2022

⏱️ 104 minutes

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Summary

We talk about 1989's The Dark Half.

Content warnings for this episode include alcoholism and addiction, medical horror, body horror, tumors, miscarriages, descriptions of violent murder.
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Transcript

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0:00.0	Just King Things is a podcast where we read the books of Stephen King in publication order.
0:05.6	As these are largely horror novels, they often deal with complicated and disturbing topics.
0:09.8	A list of content warnings is available in the episode description.
0:17.0	Music Howdy, friends and neighbors, and welcome back to Just King Things, the show we read and talk about the books of Stephen King in publication order.
0:47.2	I'm Michael, and with me is my...
0:53.4	What?
0:54.0	Counterpart. What? Cameron. What? Counterpart.
0:55.6	What?
0:55.9	Cameron.
0:57.4	What?
0:59.1	No.
0:59.9	Michael, it is I, your twin.
1:02.5	Oh, no.
1:03.7	Nah!
1:05.5	That's right, it's me.
1:08.4	Noel Gallagher.
1:10.2	Uh, oh, no. And. Noel Gallagher. Oh, oh no.
1:12.4	And I'm your other twin.
1:14.8	Liam Gallagher.
1:18.6	Whoa.
1:20.9	I'm glad we're such a diverse.
1:22.6	We like John Lennon.
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