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* AuthorAppeal: Many hours of the podcast have been devoted to analyzing King’s, from his obsession with introducing attractive [[SweaterGirl women in sweaters]] to his love of childhood friendships to his tendency for making his ghosts crack wise.
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* AuthorAppeal: Many hours of the podcast have been devoted to analyzing King’s, from his obsession with introducing attractive [[SweaterGirl [[SexySweaterGirl women in sweaters]] to his love of childhood friendships to his tendency for making his ghosts crack wise.
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* CausticCritic: DefiedTrope. Even on the occasional times they find little to love in a King work, they'll still analyze it's good point, and often go out of their way to balance things, finding a host or guest-host who [[VocalMinority genuinely likes the work]]. Just look at some of their crew's [[TakeThat inexplicable affection]] for Literature/TheTommyknockers!
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* IReadItForTheArticles: Seeing as a number of King short stories ''were'' contributed to magazines like ''Playboy'', ''Penthouse'', and ''Cavalier'', much discussion is had about how many people actually read them before they were collected in non-porno formats.
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* CantBelieveISaidThat: When Michael Roffman got to meet Stephen King at a book signing, he said the following:
--> "Thanks for the nightmares!" ''(cue FacePalm)''
--> "Thanks for the nightmares!" ''(cue FacePalm)''
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* LoonyFan: Michael Roffman worries that the one time he actually met Stephen King, he came off like this.
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* LoonyFan: Michael Roffman worries that the one time he actually met Stephen King, he came off like this. See the CantBelieveISaidThat above.
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* LongList: Justin Gerber maintains a current, extensive, ranked list of his favorite film directors. Often, he'll be asked where a director related to the discussion ranks on the list, and no matter how obscure the director, he will pretty much always be able to rattle off a specific ranking for them.
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* GoodWithNumbers: Justin Gerber is good at them enough they've taken to calling his skills "Gerber-lytics."
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* SpeakInUnison: An ongoing joke is how hard it is for them all to achieve this with their sign-off of "Long days, and pleasant nights."
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* NostalgiaFilter: Frequently discussed as a topic. Many of King's stories hold up well for the losers, to their delight. Others? Not so much.
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* TheFilmOfTheBook: Originally, they used to lump everything related to one of King’s books into the episode covering it, which meant that, say, their episode on Literature/Carrie also covered all three film adaptations that existed at the time. Now, they give the adaptations their own episodes.
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* TheFilmOfTheBook: Originally, they used to lump everything related to one of King’s books into the episode covering it, which meant that, say, their episode on Literature/Carrie ''Carrie'' also covered all three film [[Film/Carrie1976 all]] [[Film/Carrie2002 three]] [[Film/Carrie2013 film]] adaptations that existed at the time. Now, they give the adaptations their own episodes.
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* FanNickname: Just as King calls his fans “Constant Readers,” the Losers refer to theirs as “Constant Listeners”.
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* ChannelHop: Originally a podcast for music review site, ''Consequence of Sound'', the show is now hosted by the podcast division of ''Bloody Disgusting''.
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* AuthorAppeal: Many hours of the podcast have been devoted to analyzing King’s, from his obsession with [[SweaterGirl introducing attraction attractive [[SweaterGirl women in sweaters]] to his love of childhood friendships to his tendency for making his ghosts crack wise.wise.
* BerserkButton: Each of the Losers have a few of these, but Randall especially can’t stand what he calls “the Wise-Cracking Ghosts.”
* ButIDigress: Warning, if you started a drinking game for how often the hosts go off on tangents, you’ll die of liver poisoning. Often [[LampShade lampshaded]] by the hosts themselves when they realize they’d gone off-track.
* BerserkButton: Each of the Losers have a few of these, but Randall especially can’t stand what he calls “the Wise-Cracking Ghosts.”
* ButIDigress: Warning, if you started a drinking game for how often the hosts go off on tangents, you’ll die of liver poisoning. Often [[LampShade lampshaded]] by the hosts themselves when they realize they’d gone off-track.
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* FanNickname: Just as King calls his fans “Constant Readers,” the Losers refer to theirs as “Constant Listeners”.
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* FanNickname: Just as King calls his fans “Constant Readers,” the Losers refer to theirs as “Constant Listeners”.Listeners”.
* OriginStory: Baked into every episode is how each of the hosts came to first encounter the work they’re currently covering, going into where they were and how long ago it was. [[HilarityEnsues Gets pretty funny]] when it’s one of King’s freshly published books, since they’ll all bound to have the exact same story for how they came to read it.
* TheFilmOfTheBook: Originally, they used to lump everything related to one of King’s books into the episode covering it, which meant that, say, their episode on Literature/Carrie also covered all three film adaptations that existed at the time. Now, they give the adaptations their own episodes.
* OriginStory: Baked into every episode is how each of the hosts came to first encounter the work they’re currently covering, going into where they were and how long ago it was. [[HilarityEnsues Gets pretty funny]] when it’s one of King’s freshly published books, since they’ll all bound to have the exact same story for how they came to read it.
* TheFilmOfTheBook: Originally, they used to lump everything related to one of King’s books into the episode covering it, which meant that, say, their episode on Literature/Carrie also covered all three film adaptations that existed at the time. Now, they give the adaptations their own episodes.
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[[caption-width-right:350:”Hiya, Georgie!”]]
->''"My friendship with all of yoo-oo-ou precludes… my involvement with any one of you, but if you… wanna make love then I do, too, and I’ll be… right there behind yooouu… all… in the name of lo-o-o-ove. All in the name of lo-o-O-o-Ove… all in the name of… LOOOOOOVE…" (piano chords rip)''
''The Loser’s Club Podcast'' is a weekly podcast that analyzes the works of Creator/StephenKing, digging deep into the author’s oeuvre and the myriad TV, film, print, and stage adaptations of his work.
Each episode, the Losers gather together to read between the iconic pages and share the latest in King’s Dominion, whether it’s the author’s oft-controversial tweets, the boldest Hollywood headlines, or his endless forthcoming projects.
Currently hosted by ''[[IronicNickname “Rockin’”]]'' Randall Colburn, Mel Kastle, Dan Caffrey, [=McKenzie=] Gerber, Jenn ''[[AffectionateNickname “the Rage”]]'' Adams, and Michael Roffman, with occasional appearances from [=McKenzie’s=] older brother, Justin ''”’Lil Justo”'' Gerber. In addition, the series often features a number of special guests from various King-related productions.
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!!''The Loser’s Club Podcast'' provides examples of:
* AuthorAppeal: Many hours of the podcast have been devoted to analyzing King’s.
* ChannelHop: Originally a podcast for music review site, ''Consequence of Sound'', the show is now hosted by the podcast division of ''Bloody Disgusting''.
* FanNickname: Just as King calls his fans “Constant Readers,” the Losers refer to theirs as “Constant Listeners”.
[[caption-width-right:350:”Hiya, Georgie!”]]
->''"My friendship with all of yoo-oo-ou precludes… my involvement with any one of you, but if you… wanna make love then I do, too, and I’ll be… right there behind yooouu… all… in the name of lo-o-o-ove. All in the name of lo-o-O-o-Ove… all in the name of… LOOOOOOVE…" (piano chords rip)''
''The Loser’s Club Podcast'' is a weekly podcast that analyzes the works of Creator/StephenKing, digging deep into the author’s oeuvre and the myriad TV, film, print, and stage adaptations of his work.
Each episode, the Losers gather together to read between the iconic pages and share the latest in King’s Dominion, whether it’s the author’s oft-controversial tweets, the boldest Hollywood headlines, or his endless forthcoming projects.
Currently hosted by ''[[IronicNickname “Rockin’”]]'' Randall Colburn, Mel Kastle, Dan Caffrey, [=McKenzie=] Gerber, Jenn ''[[AffectionateNickname “the Rage”]]'' Adams, and Michael Roffman, with occasional appearances from [=McKenzie’s=] older brother, Justin ''”’Lil Justo”'' Gerber. In addition, the series often features a number of special guests from various King-related productions.
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!!''The Loser’s Club Podcast'' provides examples of:
* AuthorAppeal: Many hours of the podcast have been devoted to analyzing King’s.
* ChannelHop: Originally a podcast for music review site, ''Consequence of Sound'', the show is now hosted by the podcast division of ''Bloody Disgusting''.
* FanNickname: Just as King calls his fans “Constant Readers,” the Losers refer to theirs as “Constant Listeners”.
