The Dead Zone

Just King Things

Ranged Touch

Comedy, Arts, Society & Culture, Books

4.8 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2021

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Summary

We talk about Steve's 1979 science fiction (!!!) novel The Dead Zone.

Content warnings for this episode: Alcohol and drug abuse, domestic abuse, head trauma and brain injuries, surgical procedures, car accidents, misogyny, racism, homophobia, child endangerment, rape and murder, suicide animal abuse and death

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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 where we
0:43.2	read and talk about the books of Stephen King in publication order.
0:46.9	I am Michael.
0:48.9	I'm Cameron.
0:50.9	Well, Cameron, oh, two times in a row you haven't tried to somehow destroy me right at the beginning.
0:57.4	Just give me your hand there.
0:59.1	Oh, okay, yeah, yeah, sure, let's do the old...
1:01.0	Uh-huh.
1:06.0	Bubble gum.
1:08.5	Bubble gum.
1:10.4	Bubble gum. Bubble gum. Bubble gum chewing orange juice?
1:17.2	Well.
1:18.7	Don't drink the orange juice.
1:21.5	Yeah?
1:23.0	Bubble.
1:24.2	Okay.
1:25.2	Okay.
1:26.0	Well, huh. Huh.
1:28.3	I think I got dead zoned there a little bit.
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