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25. M-O-O-N That Spells Stephen King's The Stand
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It's one of Randy's favorite pieces of pop culture from his youth. It's the 1994 miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's epic tale, The Stand.
Joining Randy is a special guest, former Epic Film Guy and current host of Nikoli's Kitchen, Nick!
Notes:
Cannon films and all the films that somehow get made/The Stand/ Plague movies in the time of Corona/ Stephen King describes how viruses are like chain letters/Randall Flagg/ Did The Stand influence Lost or The Walking Dead/ How Stephen King got the idea for The Stand/ A Stephen King Fighting Game/ A pitch for Pennywise vs Randall Flagg/ the Walking Dude and the origins of Randall Flagg/ The origins of the Captain Tripps virus/ The cast of the 1994 miniseries/ Gary Sinise and Stephen King’s acting skills/ Molly Ringwald/ Trash Can Man/ Stupid Harold Lauder/ That ending/The Stand 2020 on CBS All Access/ Dumb and Dumber the cartoon?
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