

Cloak of Brown (Mary Elizabeth Ellis, Greg Hess, Madeline Walter)
Nov 25, 2024
Mary Elizabeth Ellis, known for her roles in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," joins the fun to chat about her new projects, including the film "Red One" and the Netflix series "A Man on the Inside." Folk musician Glen Plapinger returns to share whimsical tunes, one hilariously about his Cybertruck. The legendary Stephen King offers insight into his writing process while brainstorming quirky story ideas, mixing humor with horror as he discusses themes for his next ten projects. Expect laughs and creative sparks throughout!
01:09:54
Previous Appearance as Old Man
- Mary Elizabeth Ellis recalls a previous appearance on Comedy Bang Bang where she played an old man.
- She also clarifies that she had two roles in that episode, including one in a boardroom scene.
Red One Cast and Characters
- Red One features The Rock as a jacked Santa Claus, Chris Evans, and J.K. Simmons.
- Ellis plays Evans' character's baby mama, an OBGYN named Jack O'Malley.
Evans' Character "The Wolf"
- Ellis's character in Red One wants Chris Evans' character to be a better dad.
- He's referred to as "the wolf," which Ellis notes as a Halloween reference.
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Intro
00:00 • 1min
Holiday Hilarity with Guests Galore
01:30 • 9min
Celebrating 'Red One' and Nostalgic Banter
10:07 • 11min
Excitement and Emotion: A Musical Journey
21:03 • 5min
Media Reflections and Nostalgia
26:28 • 3min
Driving the Cybertruck: Humor and Challenges
29:49 • 3min
Musical Mischief and Merry Melodies
33:13 • 15min
The Quirky Quest for Creativity
48:31 • 4min
A Conversation on Horror and Creativity
52:35 • 2min
Humor and Horror in Creative Brainstorming
54:06 • 13min
Conceptualizing a Sitcom Featuring Anthropomorphic Guns
01:06:49 • 2min
Haunted Holidays and Upcoming Projects
01:08:24 • 2min
Witty Banter on Show Concepts and Upcoming Projects
01:10:03 • 2min
Exploring Comedy and Upcoming Live Events
01:11:36 • 3min
Lighthearted Banter and Musical Farewell
01:14:22 • 2min
Whimsical Antics and Holiday Insights
01:15:56 • 4min

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• Mentioned in 3 episodes
The dark tower


Stephen King
The Dark Tower is the seventh and final book in Stephen King's Dark Tower series.
It follows Roland Deschain, the last gunslinger of Mid-World, as he completes his quest to reach the Dark Tower, a structure that is the nexus of all universes.
Roland's world is crumbling, with time and space distorted, and he must navigate through various dimensions and confront his enemies, including the Man in Black and the Crimson King.
The book concludes with Roland reaching the tower, only to find that his journey is cyclical, and he is transported back to the beginning of the series.
The story blends elements of dark fantasy, science fiction, horror, and Western genres, and is a culmination of King's multiverse, linking many of his other works.

#4371
• Mentioned in 6 episodes
Salem's Lot


Stephen King
In 'Salem's Lot, writer Ben Mears returns to his childhood hometown of Jerusalem's Lot, Maine, to write a book about the Marsten House, a place that has haunted him since childhood.
However, he soon discovers that the town is being taken over by vampires, led by the ancient and powerful Kurt Barlow.
Along with a small group of allies, including high school teacher Matt Burke, doctor Jimmy Cody, and young Mark Petrie, Ben must confront the supernatural forces threatening the town.
The novel explores themes of evil, faith, and the struggle against overwhelming horror, culminating in a desperate battle to save the town from the vampires.

#9767
• Mentioned in 3 episodes
The Green Mile


Stephen King
The Green Mile is a serial novel by Stephen King that tells the story of Paul Edgecombe, the supervisor of the death row block at Cold Mountain Penitentiary, known as 'The Green Mile' due to the green linoleum floor.
The narrative switches between Paul's time as an old man in a nursing home in 1996 and his experiences in 1932.
The story centers around John Coffey, a giant of a man convicted of raping and murdering two young girls, who possesses inexplicable healing and empathetic abilities.
As the story unfolds, Paul and the other guards discover the truth about John's gift, which challenges their beliefs and leads to a series of dramatic and tragic events.
The novel explores themes of compassion, justice, and the supernatural, and is an example of magical realism.

#9256
• Mentioned in 3 episodes
Cujo


Stephen King
In 'Cujo,' Stephen King tells the story of a Saint Bernard named Cujo, who is the beloved family pet of the Cambers in Castle Rock, Maine.
Cujo's life takes a tragic turn when he is bitten by a rabid bat while chasing a rabbit into a cave.
As the rabies takes hold, Cujo transforms from a friendly and loyal dog into a monstrous killer.
The novel follows the terrifying events that unfold as Cujo attacks Donna Trenton and her young son Tad, who are trapped in their car at the Cambers' property.
The story explores themes of terror, family crisis, and the devastating consequences of a simple yet deadly mistake.
King's vivid portrayal of the characters and the setting creates a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

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• Mentioned in 15 episodes
Carrie


Stephen King
Set in Chamberlain, Maine, 'Carrie' by Stephen King tells the story of Carietta 'Carrie' White, a 16-year-old girl who is ridiculed and bullied by her peers and abused by her ultra-religious mother, Margaret.
Carrie discovers she has telekinetic powers after a humiliating incident in the school locker room where she gets her first period.
The story unfolds through multiple narratives, including newspaper reports, court transcripts, and personal memoirs, detailing Carrie's transformation from a shy and isolated girl to a force of vengeance.
After being humiliated at the school prom, Carrie unleashes her powers, causing widespread destruction and death in the town.
The novel explores themes of ostracism, bullying, and the psychological trauma experienced by its characters.

#1706
• Mentioned in 14 episodes
It


Stephen King
Published in 1986, 'It' is a horror novel by Stephen King that follows the experiences of seven children in Derry, Maine, as they are terrorized by an evil entity known as 'It'.
The story alternates between two periods: 1958, when the children first encounter 'It', and 1985, when they reunite as adults to confront the monster once more.
'It' takes on various forms to exploit the fears of its victims, most commonly appearing as the clown Pennywise.
The novel explores themes of childhood trauma, the power of memory, and the enduring impact of evil on the lives of its victims.
It is known for its detailed world-building and the vivid depiction of the fictional town of Derry, where the story unfolds.

#131
• Mentioned in 91 episodes
On Writing
A Memoir of the Craft


Stephen King
This book is both a memoir and a writing guide.
It details Stephen King's life, from his childhood and early writing endeavors to his struggles with addiction and his near-fatal accident in 1999.
The book is divided into sections that cover King's life ('C. V.
'), the nature of writing ('What Writing Is'), writing mechanics ('Toolbox'), his advice on the craft ('On Writing'), and his recovery from the accident ('On Living: A Postscript').
King offers practical tips on writing, including the importance of vocabulary, grammar, and style, as well as the need for consistent writing routines and ruthless editing.
He emphasizes that good writing comes from within, driven by curiosity, wonder, and emotional honesty rather than commercial motives.

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• Mentioned in 4 episodes
Christine


Stephen King
Set in the fictional Pittsburgh suburb of Libertyville, Pennsylvania in 1978, the story revolves around Arnie Cunningham, a nerdy teenager who buys a dilapidated 1958 Plymouth Fury named Christine.
As Arnie restores the car, he becomes increasingly obsessed with it, and Christine begins to exert a supernatural influence over him.
The car, possessed by the vengeful spirit of its previous owner, Roland D. LeBay, systematically consumes every aspect of Arnie's life, leading to a series of terrifying and deadly events.
Arnie's friends, Dennis Guilder and Leigh Cabot, must uncover the truth behind Christine's malevolent powers and stop her before it's too late.
Actress Mary Elizabeth Ellis joins Scott to talk about her new movie Red One, the Netflix series A Man on the Inside, and Creepshow. Then, folk singer Glen Plapinger returns to sing a few songs including one about his new Cybertruck. Plus, horror author Stephen King stops by to flesh out ideas for his next 10 stories.
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