On today's very Beer Thursday, your tricky traversers of tantalizing topics tackle a terrific tale told by the talented Stephen King in his new book of short stories terrifyingly titled "You Like It Darker." So sit back, grab your favorite beverage, and enjoy the dulcet tones of your two favorite talented bastards as they discuss "Two Talented Bastids" on this 249th round!
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Spine-Tingling Tales & Beer: Delving into Stephen King's Creepy Chronicles
In this frighteningly fun round of Beer Thursday, hosts Jay and Shayne embark on a spooky journey through Stephen King's haunting world. They delve into King's latest short stories, especially "Two Talented Bastards," narrated intriguingly by Will Patton.
The dastardly duo also discusses King’s potential trilogy with Peter Straub's notes, the eerie "Talisman" and "Black House," and compare "The Shining" to its sequel, "Doctor Sleep," while applauding Mike Flanagan's adaptations. They marvel at the recent "It" movies and unveil "Always Holly."
Prepare for spine-chilling tales, ghastly good puns, playful banter, and a tribute toast that will make you raise your glass. Join them for a scream-worthy episode packed with Stephen King references and spooky banter that just might keep you on the edge of your seat!
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