Month: November 2016

 

 

Greets to the extended Ka-Tet, join the boys in a palaver digging deep into the books of the Dark Tower Series. Tadd and Peter continue on the journey and take their first exciting steps into the second book of the series The Drawing of the Three! Here they introduce the book and put it in the context of King’s career, then they touch on the argument section which sets the stage, then to the very violent prologue and begin into chapter 1 as Roland deals with the consequences of the prologue.

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Next time will be a Round Table where we will talk news as well as emails.
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Hile Gunslingers and members of the DTP Ka-Tet, Tadd and Peter come together around the campfire with Gunslinger burritos in hand and Palaver on the mind! Join Tadd and Peter as they talk in depth about the film being delayed 6 months, they talk about why and discuss the possibility that the film will do better in the summer than in the winter. They also look at a possible tease by Aaron Paul and as always you get your say as they take some emails from the extened Ka-Tet.

 

Engage with DTP on Social Media to Palaver between shows. Also check out the show notes at DarkTowerPalaver(dot)com for links to all the articles and pictures mentioned in this podcast.

 

Next time will be a Book Club as the boys begin DRAWING OF THE THREE! Join us next time with the second book in hand and ready to move closer to The Tower.
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The first article is “Long live the King” from The Daily.

Next up the Instagram from Aaron Paul,

Next up in the big one “The Dark Tower film is being postponed to July 28″  by Anthony Breznican over at EW.

Next up the Forbes article “Why ‘The Dark Tower’ May Be A Bigger Event In The Summer Than In February”

Bit off topic but we talked about this article because Junkie XL scored The Dark Tower: “‘Deadpool 2’ Loses Composer Junkie XL Following Director Tim Miller’s Exit“