

 #9433 
 Mentioned in 4 episodes 
The Tommyknockers
Book • 1985
Stephen King's 'The Tommyknockers' is a science fiction horror novel that explores themes of alien invasion and the loss of individuality.
The story follows a group of people in a small town who discover a mysterious object that alters their minds and bodies.
The object, an alien artifact, unleashes a wave of paranoia and violence.
The novel delves into the psychological effects of alien influence and the disintegration of community.
The novel's exploration of the dangers of unchecked power and the fragility of human identity creates a disturbing and thought-provoking narrative.
The story follows a group of people in a small town who discover a mysterious object that alters their minds and bodies.
The object, an alien artifact, unleashes a wave of paranoia and violence.
The novel delves into the psychological effects of alien influence and the disintegration of community.
The novel's exploration of the dangers of unchecked power and the fragility of human identity creates a disturbing and thought-provoking narrative.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
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  as an example of early Stephen King's work done while under the influence of cocaine.


Joe Rogan

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Robert Lamb

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  in reference to the nursery rhyme it's based on.

Colin Dickey

 Local Legends Corner with Colin Dickey: Tommyknockers 
Mentioned during a discussion about Stephen King's writing habits and the impact of a car accident on his work.

 Christine with Scott Wampler & Eric Vespe 
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  when discussing the cryptid Tommyknockers.

Branden Morgan

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  as an example of Stephen King's early works.


Mark Greaney

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