Paul FINALLY gets back to his ongoing look at the Dark Tower series by Stephen KIng.

King, Stephen. Wolves of the Calla. New York, Grant 2003. 

In light of the new James Gunn Superman film, Paul looks at the best parts of on screen Superman depictions.

Williams, John. Superman. New York, Warner Bros, 1978

Paul looks at the massive 1994 novel Insomnia that Stephen King set up as connection to the Drak Tower. 

Paul takes a look at Number 24, the biopic of Gunnar Sonsteby

Paul takes on two more of the side novels from Stephen King's Dark Tower series: The Wind Through the Keyhole and Hearts in Atlantis. 

Paul talks this episode about the tragic story of Alice in Chains singer Layne Staley, and the attempts of his friends in music to save him. 

Alice in Chains, "Grind," Alice in Chains. Seattle, Columbia, 1995. 

Alice in Chains, "I Stay Away," Jar of Flies. Seattle, Columbia, 1994. 

Alice in Chains, "Man In The Box," Facelift. Seattle, Columbia, 1990. 

Alice in Chains, "Nutshell," Jar of Flies. Seattle, Columbia, 1994. 

Alice in Chains, "Over Now," Unplugged. Seattle, Columbia, 1996. 

Alice in Chains, "Them Bones," Dirt. Seattle, Columbia, 1993. 

Alice in Chains, "What the Hell Have I," Last Action Hero Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. Seattle, Columbia, 1993. 

Dylan, Bob. "Ring Them Bells." Performed by Heart. Desire Walks On. USA, Capitol, 1993.   

Mad Season, "All Alone," Above. Seattle, Columbia, 1995. 

Mad Season, "River of Deceit," Above. Seattle, Columbia, 1995. 

No, it doesn't suck. It just has some bad pacing and lame story choices. It's 65% good. 

Paul talks about the endearing appeal of King Arthur of Camelot

F Trump. F Elon. F Vlad. Effin right, bud.