11/22/63

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The two-hour premiere of the series will debut at the Sundance Film Festival

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Lou_Sytsma

Looking good. Looking very good.

Fievel

As long as there's a Takuro Spirit near the end, I'll be happy.

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Here's my relatively spoiler-free preview: 

http://cemeterydanceonline.com/2016/02/stephen-king-news-from-the-dead-zone-a-preview-of-hulus-miniseries-11-22-63/

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King answers 4 burning questions

https://www.yahoo.com/tv/39-11-22-63-39-stephen-king-answers-4-burning-questions-1366406622175286.html

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Per showrunner Bridget Carpenter -- King wrote the poem Sadie recites in the final episode at Carpenter's request.

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@stillwater1979 full disclosure: I asked Stephen King to write it for me and he did. I agree--it makes me cry. @StephenKing

— Bridget Carpenter (@BridgetCarpen12) April 4, 2016

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My end-of-series thoughts about 11.22.63

http://cemeterydanceonline.com/2016/04/stephen-king-news-from-the-dead-zone-189-11-22-63/

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When asked if he would consider revisiting the characters and seeing how things panned out differently, King replied: “I’d love to revisit Jake and Sadie, and also revisit the rabbit hole that dumps people into the past, but sometimes it’s best not to go back for a second helping.”

While he may not want to continue with the series, the novelist did add what his ideal second-part to the story would be. “If I were to write a sequel, it would be about Jake trying to stop unscrupulous people from using the rabbit hole to change the past in some terrible way,” added King.  

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Lou_Sytsma

If you are interested in comparing notes, here's mine:

http://cogconnected.com/2016/04/11-22-63-the-day-in-question-review/

Definitely worth watching, well cast, and gorgeous looking. 

Not a fan of how Jake was handled and how they made him part of the past as opposed to an outside agent like King did which ratcheted up the tension all the way through the book when Jake tried to changed the past.

BevVincent

Here's the scoop on the DVD/Blu-Ray release: August 9, 2016

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If you missed 11/22/63 (you careless people know who you are), it's now available on iTunes.

— Stephen King (@StephenKing) May 9, 2016