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I thought it was much better than the first season and I liked it a lot but I guess if you’re not into it four episodes in it’s not for you.

Damn. Last season was really good and there was so much potential.

The only special feature is a bts featurette “Annie Wilkes - Mother of Sorrow” which is 17 minutes.

Even in the first season it was unclear whether or not his flashback was true as the whole episode was just him telling his story to someone else.

Some people think he's R.F. but IMO they're way too different. That being said he's more similar to him than the R.F. in Gwendy's Button Box so who knows...

What did everyone think of the finale?

Really liking the season so far, it's what the first season should have been.

That being said I'm not that crazy about the supernatural stuff, I'd rather it just be Annie Wilkes and the Merrill...

Liking it better than the previous season. I guess giving up on this being canon and treating it like Bates Motel with SK characters is the best approach to take at this point. Lizzy Caplan is a...

Very positive review here, sounds better than the first season.

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Nope. And I can't imagine that it would be that difficult to make this a period piece.

After the last season though maybe it's best though if they stop pretending that there's any fidelity to...

It sounds interesting but I take it at this point that they've pretty much abandoned the whole "this is in continuity with King's novels" thing by having Annie Wilkes and Ace Merrill around? Unless...

Yeah the Sissy Spacek episode was the best IMO. The only moments where I really felt like 'geeking out' as a King fan were seeing her and Bill Skarsgard. Felt like a mini-crossover when she had her...

Yes, MM is an AT&T production and was very good IMHO. If you can, watch it!!!!

Now, Castle Rock. I had very high expectations for this and looked forward to its release. I had my daughter order...

So here's Jackie Torrance in a nutshell:

She named herself after her uncle Jack because her family didn't want to talk about him. Jack tried to kill his family with an axe. She talks about going...

I was thinking about Fargo and I think that's a show that really feels like something the Coens would do. I think an approach like that would be great for a Stephen King show. But it feels more like...

It was alright but aside from Bill and Sissy I was underwhelmed with this season.

One thing that bothers me a little is the idea that the town is cursed or a ‘hub’ for bad things. I never got that impression in King’s novels that the town was like Derry.

Thoughts on today's episode?

Sissy gave a great performance. A bit surprised Alan Pangborn was killed off in such a fashion given how he's the only real anchor to King's canon thus far.

Yeah she's Jack's niece and changed her name to Jackie from Diane.

Spoilers for today’s episode

Jackie Torrance:

“I had this uncle though. He was a writer too. One winter he just flipped his lid and tried to axe murder his wife and kids in a fancy ski resort....