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The Stand

Novel by Stephen KingWikipedia

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Oct 29, 2026

Matt SargentHOST
10:22
Oh, that's a good one.
Matt SargentHOST
10:23
Have any of you guys read the book? I think it's called The Stand.
Amanda JanikGUEST
10:26
Way back in the day.
Matt SargentHOST
10:28
Oh, yeah.
Jeff JohnsonGUEST
10:39
Overdrive.
Jeff JohnsonGUEST
10:39
Overdrive.
Matt SargentHOST
10:41
Anyway, in the stand, the one thing I would pull out from it, I mean, the book is a long, long book and somewhat interesting.
Matt SargentHOST
10:49
But the one thing he does at the very beginning, he does a really great calculation based on how many people are left and how many people will die in these weeks.
Matt BarberHOST
2:55
So Carrie, Christine Cujo, I haven't seen.
Matt BarberHOST
2:59
Shining, Salem's Lot, it's the stand I have read.
JR SouthallHOST
3:04
Oh, you should have left it out and just gone Carrie Christine Cujo, Shining Salem's Lot and...
JR SouthallHOST
3:10
Stammed.

35 MINS LATER

Matt BarberHOST
38:17
I like the idea that Stephen King's novels exist in a shared universe because they do reference each other within the novels themselves.
JR SouthallHOST
38:25
Did you watch
Matt BarberHOST
38:27
the 2020 version of The Stand? No.
JR SouthallHOST
38:30
Rob Lowe one.
RachelPANELIST
8:05
Yeah, I've seen a lot of stuff adapted for film and TV that did not turn out great.
RachelPANELIST
8:11
Sharon, do you remember how much we hated The Stand? It was awful.
SherrandyPANELIST
8:14
At least in the 1990s version of The Stand, it stayed somewhat true to the book.
RachelPANELIST
8:19
The one that they did on,
SherrandyPANELIST
8:21
what was it, Paramount or something? It was...

20 MINS LATER

BridgetHOST
27:58
His writing leaves something to be desired.
BridgetHOST
28:00
Again, Stephen King, what 1950s style greaser hurt you in the 60s? every villain in his thing is like got a switchblade comb and yeah this is like just is cuffing his jeans and also putting cigarette packs in his sleeve yeah
SherrandyPANELIST
28:15
the wolf man from the stand the guy who drove the hot rod car and he put the cigarettes rolled up in his sleeve and he wore a leather jacket
Hannah DunleavyHOST
5:34
I think it's a good book.
Hannah DunleavyHOST
5:35
I like The Stand.
Hannah DunleavyHOST
5:36
I also think that's a good book.
Hannah DunleavyHOST
5:38
I then read, I think, Christine and decided I'd probably read enough.
Hannah DunleavyHOST
5:42
Oh, also I have read the series of short stories.
Hannah DunleavyHOST
5:45
The Stand By Me is in, yeah.
Hannah DunleavyHOST
5:46
Also The Shawshank Redemption.
Mickey NoonanHOST
5:49
Would it surprise you, Hannah, to learn that this is one of Quentin Tarantino's favourite films?
Lauren McMenemyHOST
55:48
I absolutely love that, you know, all of these, they're not really tribute anthologies, I guess, but they're, you know, stories from the world of that are coming out, particularly in the Stephen King story.
Lauren McMenemyHOST
55:57
You had the one from The Stand, you've got The Overlook coming up.
Lauren McMenemyHOST
56:01
I love that that's happening now with, you know, today's horror writers sort of continuing what he started.
Lauren McMenemyHOST
56:07
Well, I
Rebecca SchinskyHOST
13:21
Yeah.
Jeff O'NealHOST
13:22
So from it, did you know what the next one you – did you go back to the library or bookstore, Gilbert, to like figure out what the – I'm trying to think of what would have been available or like Salem's Lot or The Stand maybe? I think it might have been
Gilbert CruzGUEST
13:32
Salem's Lot.
Gilbert CruzGUEST
13:33
I can't remember if the next one was precisely Salem's Lot, but I do remember at some point – I don't know if there's a good story to tell, but there was a Barnes & Noble that used to be in Grand Central Station.

12 MINS LATER

Gilbert CruzGUEST
25:41
And so...
Gilbert CruzGUEST
25:42
You know, his first several books are just, in my opinion, they're just all bangers.
Gilbert CruzGUEST
25:48
He just had an amazing, you know, he goes from Carrie to Salem's Lot to The Shining to the first version of The Stand.
Gilbert CruzGUEST
25:56
There's a whole story about different, you know, longer version of The Stand being released in 1990.
Sam CheringtonHOST
8:03
And there's this pan dimensional demonic, uh, entity known as Randall flag, who is the, uh, villain in different forms in multiple Stephen King stories I
Will MoreyHOST
8:14
mean notably the big one is he's the villain in The Stand and he's the big bad villain of the Dark Tower series and the Dark Tower series connects all of Stephen King's works in one way or another, mainly through a multiverse and alternate dimensions.
Will MoreyHOST
8:30
And
Sam CheringtonHOST
8:30
yeah, don't get me
Will MoreyHOST
9:17
Well, the problem is that also Matthew McConaughey these days looks so greasy.
Will MoreyHOST
9:22
He was
Sam CheringtonHOST
9:22
Alexander Skarsgård in the most recent version of The Stand.
Sam CheringtonHOST
9:26
That's a good one, too, yeah.
DuffHOST
40:05
Among the Living by Anthrax.
DuffHOST
40:06
It's about Stephen King's The Stand.
DuffHOST
40:08
It's about Randall Flagg from Stephen King's The Stand.
DuffHOST
40:12
Dude, any mortician song, any mortician song.
RexHOST
40:15
No, no, no, no, no.

12 MINS LATER

DuffHOST
51:55
It's probably my favorite Cradle of Filth album.
DuffHOST
51:58
It is my favorite Cradle of Filth album.
DuffHOST
52:00
Yeah, I mean, which surprises me, only from the standpoint of you're a much, much more deep Cradle of Filth fan than I am.
JohnGUEST
3:11
So I started reading King probably in the early 80s.
JohnGUEST
3:15
I think the first book I picked up was The Stand, which continues to be probably my favorite book.
JonathanHOST
3:21
I think
JohnGUEST
3:21
Tommy Knockers was probably number two.

1 HR 4 MINS LATER

SlavaHOST
66:59
I've learned to hate it less, but the ending of Needful Things is exactly what you're describing.
SlavaHOST
67:06
And I saw an interview with him and he admitted to such.
SlavaHOST
67:11
He said in the stand where all those people die, there's a portion of the stand where a bunch of people die.
JohnGUEST
67:17
In Vegas?
Thomas WhiteGUEST
12:40
Stephen King himself does this.
Thomas WhiteGUEST
12:42
The stand has been done, I think, three different times.
Thomas WhiteGUEST
12:45
And it's different every time.
Thomas WhiteGUEST
12:47
The last one they did eight episodes, a little miniseries on, which I really liked.
Thomas WhiteGUEST
12:58
He wrote an extra episode at the end after it was over.
Thomas WhiteGUEST
13:00
And I went, they're going to do a second season.
Thomas WhiteGUEST
13:03
There's going to be a second season of The Stand.
Thomas WhiteGUEST
13:05
And no, there wasn't.

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