New Show dealing with time travel called 11/22/63

a reply to: chefc14

LOL, no worries I had actually read that before elsewhere.

I wondered if anyone had started a thread on this show as I am really enjoying it. Franco is excellent and it's keeping me wondering how it's going to progress. I am wondering whether to give the novel a go but don't want to spoil the series for myself. If anyone hasn't given this a chance, I highly recommend it.



Scally

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I have a kindle version. I'm going to have to read it again. I don't remember a nuclear holocaust.

Love the clothes, the cars, the music. Love it.

I enjoyed the King novel right up to the final chapter which I found lacking.

Isn't that pretty much ANY King novel?

That's why I prefer his short stories...he seems to know better how to end these.

originally posted by: Gazrok

I enjoyed the King novel right up to the final chapter which I found lacking.

Isn't that pretty much ANY King novel?

That's why I prefer his short stories...he seems to know better how to end these.

You said that last time you read this thread

I have been enjoying the show - it is really reflecting the book rather well!

So the series has finished. It had an ending that made it clear that Jake's story was done and finished but I can't help wishing/hoping they would develop a series based on the concept as I just love time travel!!!

Scally

no spoilersplease we in the uk are a bit behind only on episode three wich aired last night but the plot thickens geting wel into it iv read both versions but like a post stated earlier king has a tendancy to waffle on in his books, most have about 150 pages of boring drivel in and could be much shorter my fave is the stand and the tv mini series was prety close to the book to