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In this episode of Two Guys to the Dark Tower Came, we explore the Bachman Book, Rage, chapters 21-35.
- Introduction (00:13)
- Recap (00:45)
- Using television & movies as a lens (01:31)
- Scapegoat Ted (07:03)
- The mysterious Joe McKennedy (13:08)
- Dark Tower Thinnies (20:25)
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- Thank you, Patrons! (26:40)
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- Outro (31:55)
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In this episode of Two Guys to the Dark Tower Came, we explore the Bachman Book, Rage, chapters 21-35.
- Introduction (00:13)
- Recap (00:45)
- Using television & movies as a lens (01:31)
- Scapegoat Ted (07:03)
- The mysterious Joe McKennedy (13:08)
- Dark Tower Thinnies (20:25)
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Support our show at Patreon.com/twoguysdarktower.
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