Golden Years?

I haven't read King in some time and this one, made into a series and playing today in sequence on the Chiller channel, takes me back to the old King, the elderly couple who play a lead role so quaint and beautifully drawn, and the mad scientist so insane and aggressive and evil. If you catch it maybe we could have a discussion on the pros and cons.

Cool Horace. I forgot to get back to this. As Willie says, and all of King's stories as far as I'm concerned are too long, but they seem well suited to doing as a series. This played all afternoon so I disappeared as I got caught up. The premise was that the mad scientist lost some kind of gamma rays from the thing he was working on with mice that made them grow younger. Keith Szarabajka (thanks for the name) is an elderly janitor that gets hit. The story then moves on with a good part of it him growing younger while his sweetheart wife watches. Very touching, and there were only 2 characters that came off comical. I appreciated that. I think they've done King a great injustice over the years making so many of his story into comedies. Watching, I saw King's passionate side again, the part we saw in Green Mile. Your friend Keith did a wonderful job on his part Horace.

Willie I'm getting into that ad of yours for The Watchers. The green is catchy, but the red's the one holding my attention. Maybe the sty I've been getting since last night. Makes me want to read the book though.