11.22.63 A Look Back | A Fan Podcast for Hulu's 11.22.63 Stephen King Series

In this special 11.22.63 A Look Back Episode, Wayne and Troy share an overview of the story, the characters, highs and lows from the series all while convincing new constant readers to jump into the rabbit hole and enjoy the series via book or TV series. We don't know if a season 2 will ever make it's way to HULU, but if it does you will know because you will be sure to stay subscribed to the podcast, the past be damned. Read More...

The Day in Question is finally here, 11/22/63 at 12:30PM Lee Harvey Oswald fires the first shot at John F Kennedy, but we are pleased to report that the first bullet missed due to a sudden disturbance in the force, I mean depository as Jake and Sadie arrive to save the day. OR DO THEY?!?!?! With the assassination averted, there are consequences for both Jake and Sadie and the final episode of the Hulu event series takes us on a journey exploring just what those consequences are. Read More...

This week on 11.22.63 Soldier Boy, Jake continues to recover from his horrific beating with Sadie at his side. Deke keeps Sadie company throughout the recovery process as we find out that Ms. Mimi has passed away during the the early days of November 1963. We progress quickly to the the morning of November 22nd fairly quickly through the use of title card sequences as Jake struggles to get his memory back. He seeks out the one person that can help him, but will his brother (yeah right) Bill be in the right mind himself since being committed to the asylum. Read More...

Of all the people in the world you not expect to say Happy Birthday Lee Harvey Oswald, Bill just happens to being doing shots with his upstairs neighbor. This week Bill goes off the rails and Jake doesn't even know about it because he is too busy taking care of Sadie these past 6 months (time is flying right along in the past). After the failure to see if Lee is the shooter for the Walker assassination attempt, Jake takes things into his own hands as he interrogates George de Mohrenschildt. Read More...

Here's Johnny! Last week Jake was taunting Sadie's Ex-Husband and this week Sadie and Jake are paying the price. But is that price high enough that Jake will finally tell Sadie The Truth in order to save their relationship? Meanwhile Bill is making the moves on Marina, and Lee doesn't seem to care, but as he misses his sister the past pushes back jeopardizing the mission and the assassination attempt on General Walker. Read More...

In the fourth episode of 11.22.63, The Eyes have it! The Eyes of Texas that is. Someone is spying on our dear time traveler, while his brother (yeah right) spies on another man's wife. Jake does some spying of his own as he tails George, while Ms Mimi spies on Jake's mysterious past. Read More...

In the third episode of 11.22.63 entitled "Other Voices, Other Rooms", Bill Turcotte decides he is going to travel with our man from the future to Dallas, Texas. Bill gets to see first hand how the choices Jake is making begins to creep up on him. After a chat about how the assassination may or may not go down in front of the book depository, our two future changing compadres land in the town of Jodie, Texas. But wil Jodie be a waypoint on the journey, or the beginning of a big distraction? Read More...

In the second episode of 11.22.63 Jake travels to Holden Kentucky where he runs into a pants-less Harry Dunning. Harry is consistently bothered by a set of bullies which reminds us much of the bullies from Stephen Kings IT. Holden Kentucky also resembles the town of Derry Maine from IT, in that the color and brightness and sensibility of the towns folk just seems off. Will Jake successfully save Harry and the rest of the Dunnings? Will Bill Turcotte lose his job over all those free drinks? And will we see a guest appearance from any of the MASH actors this season since Jake apparently served with them? All this and more on this week's 11.22.63 A Look Back for The Kill Floor. Read More...

In the first episode of Hulu's 11.22.63 entitled "The Rabbit Hole", we meet our hero Jake Epping as he is listening to one of his GED students Essays. Harry Dunning is sharing with the class how his father murdered his family on Halloween night in 1960. This will not be the first change nor the last that book lovers will come to see as the this new 8 part mini series kicked off with a bang. Read More...

A great TV show is one part material, one part show runners and producers, and one part actors. 11.22.63 not only assembled the best content from Stephen King, the best show runners in Bridget Carpenter and J.J. Abrams, but also a fine cast to bring to life the characters we have grown to love over the years reliving the novel 11/22/63. On this episode of the podcast we introduce you to the main group of people that bring our characters from the page to the screen and delight us each and every week on Hulu, beginning February 15th 2016 in the United States. Read More...

We continue down the rabbit hole in this second part of our 11.22.63 book review as we explore the questions around life, love, but most of all purpose and duty. Yes kids I said duty because our hero Jake Epping, played by James Franco, has a bunch of roles he plays in the second half of Stephen King's novel starting off as you guessed it, a teacher. The past indeed Harmonizes. Read More...

When you find that one great book, it consumes your life. Your thoughts, your discussions, you live and breathe the novel as if it was the only thing that mattered on the planet. The first parts of 11.22.63 by Stephen King are so riveting you literally cruise through them, like you are on the mile a minute highway, hanging on every word. We hope you hang on ours just the same as we present the first part of our 11.22.63 book review. Read More...

Whether your a fan of JJ Abrams, Stephen King or both, this podcast will certainly be unlike any other. When these two great minds joined together to bring King's novel 11/22/63 to the small screen, two other great minds got together once again to delve into King's world. Having escaped The Dome, Troy Heinritz and Wayne Henderson are here to be your guides through the obdurate past. They set the stage for this new podcast and discuss there love for the works of both Stephen King and JJ Abrams. Read More...

11/22/63 is a novel by Stephen King about a time traveler who attempts to prevent the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, which occurred on November 22, 1963. The novel was announced on King's official site on March 2, 2011. Now in 2016, JJ Abrams has taken the reigns as producer for a thrilling 8-part event series based on King's novel. Get ready to take a trip to the past unlike any other, because each step could have drastic effects on the future. Read More...