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Not that adaptations of Stephen King’s novels have ever been in short supply, but after the debacle that was CBS’ poorly conceived and even more poorly executed series based on Under the Dome, it is safe to say the author was deserving of a more proficient and presentable television adaptation of his work. And, as a glossy miniseries debuting on TV-friendly streaming service Hulu, starring the likes of James Franco, Chris Cooper, and up-and-comer Sarah Gadon – not to mention hailing from producer J.J. Abrams – proficient and presentable is precisely what 11.22.63 aims to be.
Netflix’s ‘Baby Reindeer’ proves that the worst horrors of life aren’t the monsters that go bump in the night, but the real-life trauma people face every day.
The new adventures of Sam and Bucky are now available in a convenient, take home package.
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