The Rabbit Hole
High-school teacher Jake Epping is approached by his friend Al, who has access to a portal which transports whoever uses it to the year 1960, where Al suggests that Jake can stop the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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"Some Stephen King book adaptations don't always do well on-screen, but I was immediately pulled into this mini-series, and as someone who had also read the novel prior to watching, thought it was done very well. Stephen King has a knack for telling a really good story--the kind you can't put down--so when it is successfully put onto tv or movie screens, you wind up with something really special. This first episode was engaging from the start. Great acting--it is a shame about James Franco; he is a great actor, handsome, charismatic. It's too bad his personal issues kind of ruin..."
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The series makes several changes in order to make the whole "past trying to prevent changes" factor more supernatural. However, in the novel, the events are not out of the ordinary, but a series of constant and strange coincidences like Jake falling sick, getting a flat tire, the car breaking down or having a tree blocking a street.
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High-school teacher Jake Epping is approached by his friend Al, who has access to a portal which transports whoever uses it to the year 1960, where Al suggests that Jake can stop the assassination of John F. Kennedy.