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Abe and Mike discuss the 1982 anthology horror Creepshow! Stephen King acts in this one! The Kings discuss anthology as a form, the interesting production, and comic book vibe of the film.

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Lloyd Meadhbh

I am that person in Ireland. I'M OUT! Bahhh, I couldn't stay mad at you guys. But, yes, 'whiskey' is the Anglicised rendering of 'Uisce beatha' (water of life), as it is spelt 'as Gaelige' (in Irish), or 'Uisge beatha', which is how it is spelt in Scots Gaelic ('Gàidhlig'). Alas, 'Celtic' is not a specific language, but a family of languages and cultures, of which Gaelige and Gàidhlig are examples.

Scriptmonkeys

Months late to the party again. How creepy would that be, for a guy to show up that late for an actual party? Maybe more idiotic than creepy? Anyway… This was another great episode. What stuck in my head was when Michael commented on the creepy (uh oh, there it is again) use of Camptown Races for Leslie Nielsen and especially the nautical corpses. King repurposes this idea for the novel, IT, when Stan tells his first encounter with Pennywise and drowned “Dead boys”. “They actually sounded kind of... squishy, didn't they? The sound was like people walking in rubbers full of water. Camptown ladies sing dis song, doodah doodah (Squish-squish) Camptown Racetrack nine miles long, doodah doodah (Squish-slosh-closer now)