Round Table #168
(Note please excuse some technical difficulties. Tadd has been working on his computer and despite making sure everything was working an hour or so before the stream it of course went ot shit right as the show started) It is mostly fine but there is a bit of roughness in the first few minutes.)
In the latest Round Table Tadd and Peter talk about The Long Walk and a bit about The Institute (Peter has finished it but Tadd has not yet) adaptations. Then dive into the news including Rat is getting another try as an adaptation, Edgar Wright is obviously changing the end of The Running Man (and King approves), Tarantino has maybe the dumbest take on IT we have ever heard, some interesting facts on Salem's Lot to celebrate it's 50th Anniversary, an interview with Tom Gordon on King using him in the book that bears his name, and one guy ranks the top 10 King novels in two lists one for the 20th and another for the 21st century. We will be doing our own version of these two lists next time so email yours in if you want to be a part of it! We also had some Uncle Stevie Recommends and a new poster for The Running Man.
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Show Notes
First up Rat is getting an adaptation (maybe it’ll happen this time). Check it HERE.
Next King approves of Edgar Wright’s changed ending to The Running Man. Check it HERE.
Next up Tarantino has one of the stupidest takes on IT that most of us have ever heard. Check it HERE.
Happy 50th Anniversary to Salem’s Lot. Here is some fun facts about the novel. Check it HERE.
An interview with Tom Gordon on King using him in The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon. Check it HERE.
Then the top 10 King novels from the 20th and 21st Century.
Remember to email your lists of best King novels split between the 20th and 21st Century for our November episode.
Next King’s review of Welcome to Derry

Next a new poster for The Running Man

Then Uncle Stevie Recommends

