Roku's channel, Howdy, has a TV series based on Stephen King's novel, The Dead Zone (from the early 2000s. Yes, I'm late to the party). It stars Anthony Michael Hall.
I started watching it because I have read the book several times over my life and I liked the premise. The first season was OK, though they dip off into scenarios that weren't in the book at all.
I'm partway into Season 2 and struggling to keep watching. It's insipid. Hall's "I'm having a vision" face is reminiscent of someone who's badly constipated. Some of the scenarios are completely and utterly ridiculous if not improbable. Like, did you even have a scientific consultant or did you just wake up from a dream and jot down the plot?
Six seasons of this when the book is no more than feature-film length. I don't know why I'm doing this to myself. Maybe sunk cost fallacy. Idk
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Kingsize published a second episode finishing off The Dead Zone movie from 1983.
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Kingsize reviews the first half of The Dead Zone movie from 1983.
Day 1388
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The Year of the Underrated Stephen King wanted some more post-coma passion between Johnny Smith and Sarah Bracknell in her review of The Dead Zone.
Tomorrow... I KICK OFF READING A NEW BOOK! The Dark Tower quest continues with The Wind Through the Keyhole.
https://podcastaddict.com/the-year-of-underrated-stephen-king/episode/163451611
Day 1387
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The Year of the Underrated Stephen King has mixed feelings about The Dead Zone.
https://podcastaddict.com/the-year-of-underrated-stephen-king/episode/163451611
Day 1386
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Tower Junkies gives an unfavorable review to David Cronenberg's The Dead Zone.
https://podcastaddict.com/tower-junkies-a-stephen-king-podcast/episode/108999733
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