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"ATTENTION"!!! THE SCENE WITH "GEORGIE AND PENNYWISE" HAS BEEN REMOVED DUE TO A "COPYRIGHT" OF A RAIN "SOUNDTRACK" THAT MADE IT SO DIFFICULT TO PLAY IT ON A 100% "GOOD STANDING" ON YOUTUBE. IN ORDER TO PLAY THIS MOVIE ON A 100% "GOOD STANDING" I HAD TO CUT OFF THE SCENE WITH "G&P" OUT OF THE PICTURE. PLEASE, DON'T COMPLAIN ANYMORE. THIS IS THE BEST IT GETS ON YOUTUBE. HERE IS THE STORY OF GEORGIE AND PENNYWISE..... One stormy day, George was bugging his brother Bill. Bill then gave him a boat from under his bed. George was about to go outside but Bill tells him to not go far and he tells him he won't. Sailing his little paper boat across the sidewalk when the boat happened to land right into the sewer in which Pennywise happened to save his boat and then tried to make idle conversation with George while It/Pennywise was in the sewer. George did not speak at first, and when Pennywise tried to open him up with a balloon, to which George responds he isn't supposed to take things from strangers, therefore Pennywise sarcastically commented on his father's wisdom. Pennywise then introduced himself as "Pennywise the Dancing Clown", and then told George what was his name. Feeling like It had George on the ropes, George was about to turn and leave, but Pennywise stopped him by showing George his boat. Pennywise then beckons George to come get his little paper boat, with promises of rides, cotton candy, and all other surprises down there, and when George asked if they float and Pennywise responds to the affirmative, and when George reaches down to grab his boat, Pennywise then grabs George's arm and tells George that if he was with him, he'd float too. After this, Pennywise then bites off George's left arm and leaves George to bleed to death. George was only heard by a nearby gardener and actually seen by the same gardener to witness George dead by the sewer.

This is in two parts for a total of ~ 6 Hours
Part 2 - http://youtu.be/_V1wzL9uOr4
Miniseries based on the popular book The Stand (Written by Stephen King in 1978)
Description from IMDB:
"When a government-run lab accidentally lets loose a deadly virus, most of the population of the world is wiped-out. Survivors begin having dreams about two figures: a mystical old woman, or a foreboding, scary man. As the story tracks various people, we begin to realize that the two figures exemplify basic forces of good and evil, and the stage is set for a final confrontation between the representatives of each."

Won 2 Emmys and was nominated for 4 more.
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108941

"ATTENTION"!!! THE SCENE WITH "GEORGIE AND PENNYWISE" HAS BEEN REMOVED DUE TO A "COPYRIGHT" OF A RAIN "SOUNDTRACK" THAT MADE IT SO DIFFICULT TO PLAY IT ON A 100% "GOOD STANDING" ON YOUTUBE. IN ORDER TO PLAY THIS MOVIE ON A 100% "GOOD STANDING" I HAD TO CUT OFF THE SCENE WITH "G&P" OUT OF THE PICTURE. PLEASE, DON'T COMPLAIN ANYMORE. THIS IS THE BEST IT GETS ON YOUTUBE. HERE IS THE STORY OF GEORGIE AND PENNYWISE..... One stormy day, George was bugging his brother Bill. Bill then gave him a boat from under his bed. George was about to go outside but Bill tells him to not go far and he tells him he won't. Sailing his little paper boat across the sidewalk when the boat happened to land right into the sewer in which Pennywise happened to save his boat and then tried to make idle conversation with George while It/Pennywise was in the sewer. George did not speak at first, and when Pennywise tried to open him up with a balloon, to which George responds he isn't supposed to take things from strangers, therefore Pennywise sarcastically commented on his father's wisdom. Pennywise then introduced himself as "Pennywise the Dancing Clown", and then told George what was his name. Feeling like It had George on the ropes, George was about to turn and leave, but Pennywise stopped him by showing George his boat. Pennywise then beckons George to come get his little paper boat, with promises of rides, cotton candy, and all other surprises down there, and when George asked if they float and Pennywise responds to the affirmative, and when George reaches down to grab his boat, Pennywise then grabs George's arm and tells George that if he was with him, he'd float too. After this, Pennywise then bites off George's left arm and leaves George to bleed to death. George was only heard by a nearby gardener and actually seen by the same gardener to witness George dead by the sewer.

"ATTENTION"!!! THE SCENE WITH "GEORGIE AND PENNYWISE" HAS BEEN REMOVED DUE TO A "COPYRIGHT" OF A RAIN "SOUNDTRACK" THAT MADE IT SO DIFFICULT TO PLAY IT ON A 100% "GOOD STANDING" ON YOUTUBE. IN ORDER TO PLAY THIS MOVIE ON A 100% "GOOD STANDING" I HAD TO CUT OFF THE SCENE WITH "G&P" OUT OF THE PICTURE. PLEASE, DON'T COMPLAIN ANYMORE. THIS IS THE BEST IT GETS ON YOUTUBE. HERE IS THE STORY OF GEORGIE AND PENNYWISE..... One stormy day, George was bugging his brother Bill. Bill then gave him a boat from under his bed. George was about to go outside but Bill tells him to not go far and he tells him he won't. Sailing his little paper boat across the sidewalk when the boat happened to land right into the sewer in which Pennywise happened to save his boat and then tried to make idle conversation with George while It/Pennywise was in the sewer. George did not speak at first, and when Pennywise tried to open him up with a balloon, to which George responds he isn't supposed to take things from strangers, therefore Pennywise sarcastically commented on his father's wisdom. Pennywise then introduced himself as "Pennywise the Dancing Clown", and then told George what was his name. Feeling like It had George on the ropes, George was about to turn and leave, but Pennywise stopped him by showing George his boat. Pennywise then beckons George to come get his little paper boat, with promises of rides, cotton candy, and all other surprises down there, and when George asked if they float and Pennywise responds to the affirmative, and when George reaches down to grab his boat, Pennywise then grabs George's arm and tells George that if he was with him, he'd float too. After this, Pennywise then bites off George's left arm and leaves George to bleed to death. George was only heard by a nearby gardener and actually seen by the same gardener to witness George dead by the sewer.

"ATTENTION"!!! THE SCENE WITH "GEORGIE AND PENNYWISE" HAS BEEN REMOVED DUE TO A "COPYRIGHT" OF A RAIN "SOUNDTRACK" THAT MADE IT SO DIFFICULT TO PLAY IT ON A 100% "GOOD STANDING" ON YOUTUBE. IN ORDER TO PLAY THIS MOVIE ON A 100% "GOOD STANDING" I HAD TO CUT OFF THE SCENE WITH "G&P" OUT OF THE PICTURE. PLEASE, DON'T COMPLAIN ANYMORE. THIS IS THE BEST IT GETS ON YOUTUBE. HERE IS THE STORY OF GEORGIE AND PENNYWISE..... One stormy day, George was bugging his brother Bill. Bill then gave him a boat from under his bed. George was about to go outside but Bill tells him to not go far and he tells him he won't. Sailing his little paper boat across the sidewalk when the boat happened to land right into the sewer in which Pennywise happened to save his boat and then tried to make idle conversation with George while It/Pennywise was in the sewer. George did not speak at first, and when Pennywise tried to open him up with a balloon, to which George responds he isn't supposed to take things from strangers, therefore Pennywise sarcastically commented on his father's wisdom. Pennywise then introduced himself as "Pennywise the Dancing Clown", and then told George what was his name. Feeling like It had George on the ropes, George was about to turn and leave, but Pennywise stopped him by showing George his boat. Pennywise then beckons George to come get his little paper boat, with promises of rides, cotton candy, and all other surprises down there, and when George asked if they float and Pennywise responds to the affirmative, and when George reaches down to grab his boat, Pennywise then grabs George's arm and tells George that if he was with him, he'd float too. After this, Pennywise then bites off George's left arm and leaves George to bleed to death. George was only heard by a nearby gardener and actually seen by the same gardener to witness George dead by the sewer.