Stephen and Mark talk about how sometimes people just want to be seen. They want to be acknowledged. They want to be let back into the room. For this heady talk, we take a little time to revisit an old friend. Basil Hayden Dark Rye.

Stephen and Mark explore a short but compelling story about a troubled boy who calls for a monster in the dark. This is a bittersweet and complex tale. Nothing goes better with it than Basil Hayden's Toast bourbon.

What could we possibly forget about Bag of Bones? Well, since it's a Stephen King book and we can't manage to even get through half of it in the main episode? Yeah, it feels better to just say, pretty much most of it. But in this oopsisode, we focus on just one thing (out of the 500) that we didn't get to discuss.

Once again, Stephen and Mark return to the universe of Stephen King in this massively surprising and haunting tale of ghosts, racism, and the sins of the father. They'll need something to offer the spirits to keep the nightmares away, and only a very special bottom of Evan Williams will do the job.

They always forget something! Listen as Stephen and Mark talk about what they forgot to talk about in "The Sea of Tranquility" by Emily St. John Mandel. In this oopsisode, they will revisit Chatinooga Whiskey.

Stephen and Mark take a romp through time and space, through relationships lost and found, through paradoxes and moral dilemmas. Cosmic anamolies and personal inevitabilities abound in the wonderfully haunting and lyrical story by Emily St. John Mandel. "Sea of Tranquility" is anything but, and we'll need the help of none other than Scottie Pippen of the Chicago Bulls (or at least his bourbon) to get us through it all.

We cannot say "what we forgot" in this oopsisode, because it is too easy to forget, if you believe in the curse. So, Stephen and Mark will discuss what they remember of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue.