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The Shining

Stephen King

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Cancelled with Tana Mongeau & Brooke Schofield

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Cancelled with Tana Mongeau & Brooke Schofield

The title was referenced when the hosts dressed as the twins from the story for a Halloween shoot in a hotel hallway, describing the experience as funny and spontaneous. They noted that they had no room booked and had to change in the hallways while scaring strangers, using the book's iconic imagery for comedic effect.

Episode: Brooke's New Man is Homeless? - Ep.56

Tana Mongeau and Brooke Schofield dressed as twins from The Shining for a Halloween look. They shot in hotel hallways and even scared strangers, enjoying the experience.

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We shot a little Halloween look in downtown Los Angeles and we were the twins from The Shining and it was so fucking funny.

She didn't tell me beforehand that we did not have a room or anything booked so we had to change in the hallways. Titties out in the hotel hallway and then we shot as The Shining twins and then we were like scaring strangers.

KSR

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KSR

The hosts noted that Stephen King's works often adapt successfully to film, citing the title as an example of this trend. Drew pointed to the story as a clear illustration of King’s cinematic potential. The discussion highlighted the book’s relevance to movie adaptations rather than offering a detailed endorsement.

Episode: 2026-02-05- KSR - Hour 2

Stephen King was suggested as a writer who produces content that translates well to successful movies.

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Stephen King might be the king for this. Oh, yeah. So think about it. The Shining. It. The Shining. The Shining. The Shining. The Shining.

Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

It was mentioned as a book by Stephen King, which 'Doctor Sleep' is considered a sequel to. It was praised as one of King's better later works.

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Have you guys seen that movie or read the book Doctor Sleep?

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Episode: Strange News: Long-term US Official Exposed as Cub...

It was mentioned as a book by Stephen King, which 'Doctor Sleep' is considered a sequel to. It was praised as one of King's better later works.

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Have you guys seen that movie or read the book Doctor Sleep?

It's sort of, I guess, a sequel to The Shining. I just love it. It's sort of, I guess, a sequel to The Shining. I think it's one of Stephen King's better latter-day books.

Episode: Strange News: Long-term US Official Exposed as Cub...

It was referenced when discussing "Doctor Sleep" as a sequel to this book. It was mentioned when talking about the better latter day books of Stephen King.

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It's sort of, I guess, a sequel to The Shining.

Chasing Life

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Chasing Life

Stephen King says he thinks of things like the Torrance family, the Overlook Hotel and The Shining when he's writing a book.

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It's the idea of somebody being trapped, like the Torrance family and the Overlook Hotel and The Shining.

— Episode: Stephen King on Fiction and the Frighten...

Episode: Stephen King on Fiction and the Frightened Brain

Stephen King says he thinks of things like the Torrance family, the Overlook Hotel and The Shining when he's writing a book.

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It's the idea of somebody being trapped, like the Torrance family and the Overlook Hotel and The Shining.

Chuckle Sandwich

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Chuckle Sandwich

It was mentioned while Danny Gonzalez was explaining how Stephen King was inspired to write the book, which was accompanied by a 3D animation in his video.

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And there was like there was one part in particular that probably didn't even stand out to most people. It was like there was a part where I'm explaining how Stephen King got the inspiration for The S...

— Episode: The Danny Gonzalez Exclusive

Episode: The Danny Gonzalez Exclusive

It was mentioned while Danny Gonzalez was explaining how Stephen King was inspired to write the book, which was accompanied by a 3D animation in his video.

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And there was like there was one part in particular that probably didn't even stand out to most people. It was like there was a part where I'm explaining how Stephen King got the inspiration for The Shining.

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