The Dom compares the book vs the movie version of Ender's Game.

The Dom compares the book vs the movie version of Jurassic Park.

Number 6 has only been in the Village for 2 episodes and he already has more drugs in this system than Snoop Dog, Lindsay Lohan and Robert Downey Jr combined...

The Dom compares the book vs the movie version of Dune.

For those of you not familiar with the work of Frank Herbert. Just disclaiming once again that I've only read the first of many long books so some of this stuff will have been greatly expanded on.

The Dom compares the book vs the movie version of I, Robot.

The Dom compares the book vs the movie version of The Wizard of Oz.

The Dom tries to keep references to Harry Potter to a minimum while looking at a film that was most DEFIANTLY lost in adaptation.

In this episode of lost in adaptation The Dom wonders if the changes made in the film’s plot were inconceivable....

Charlie made it through the factory but then got lost in adaptation and The Dom splits time and space in order to bring you both versions of the film.

Could this film getting lost in adaptation be a GOOD thing?! The Dom Orders a redrum and coke and tries to decide if Steven King was right to be pissed off.

Just in case Alan Moore's scary face stopped you from reading/watching it. Unlike the Dune episode, this guide takes canon from the novel AND the film. Be aware this video contains blue buttocks and some scenes of violence.

In this episode of Lost in Adaptation The Dom tries his hand at graphic novels for the film time with the critically acclaimed Watchmen.

The thrilling conclusion. With a surprise guest appearance that will almost certainly surprise no one.

Life hacks and spontaneous raptures. The Dom returns to The Village to see how Number 6 is getting on.

The Dom reluctantly looks to see if Daniel Handler/Lemony Snicket's work got Lost in Adaptation.

Who did all manor of horrible things to Roger Rabbit? This isn't so much lost in adaptation as... well... not really an adaptation at all.

An episode that can never go back to being public on YouTube due to a copyright dispute with Studio Ghibli.... Well I say dispute, it was more of a takedown notice and channel strike, not much room for disputing that alas. Bit of a dated performance now as you'll be able to tell from my glasses. I was still in my shouty phase before my throat issues developed and I was oddly aggressive about my preference for subs over dubs for some reason that has since chilled with age.

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep Vs Blade Runner. Did it get Lost in Adaptation?

So it turns out that a stake is useful but generic violence will do for a Vampire just as well.

The Dom compares the book vs the film version of Goldfinger.

The Dom's guilty pleasure film and the book that sired it.

The Dom ignores hundreds of popular titles to talk about a personal favourite author: Bernard Cornwell and the not so awesome TV series based on his hit character Sharpe.

Stephen King makes a reappearance in the last of this years Lost in Adaptation November nanos.

The Dom looks at a book that was so overshadowed by the film adaptation very few people even know it exists anymore.

With too many different films to choose from The Dom attempts a different approach to this episode of Lost in Adaptation.