Georgie Denbrough
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Search complete. 27 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Georgie Denbrough".
Sep 25, 2026
AlexHOST
Oh my fucking god, am I the kid that gets eaten at the beginning?
RobertHOST
Yeah, Georgie.
AlexHOST
Georgie.
AlexHOST
I'm so fucking stupid.
AlexHOST
God fucking damn it.
EnriqueHOST
oh i see i see i see um
RobertHOST
All right.
RobertHOST
Enrique has two points for guessing Bowers and Alex has one point for getting to Georgie.
MeganHOST
Yes.
JanineGUEST
And I missed that, but it was the scene with Georgie, and it-
ArthurHOST
Mm.
MeganHOST
Oh, okay
30 MINS LATER
MeganHOST
I guess, like, what other kinds of, like, differences? This winds up being a comparison a little bit to a degree.
JanineGUEST
Mm.
MeganHOST
But other than, okay, so other than the first scene that you had seen, which was Georgie's death, it wasn't the initial...
MeganHOST
It was Lori Anne is the little girl-
Todd SchlosserHOST
Uh, but Paige, maybe we should go through this legend of a movie scene by scene.
Paige WesleyHOST
Now, if you stopped this movie at the point at which we told you last time, because it's in two halves, you ended with Stan unfortunately taking his own life, and we open with Bill arriving in Derry and visiting Georgie's grave.
Paige WesleyHOST
Now, once there, he sees Pennywise and sees that Pennywise has dug multiple graves with one already filled for Stan.
Todd SchlosserHOST
Yeah, and that's how Bill kinda knows at least that Stan's not gonna show up at dinner.
20 MINS LATER
Paige WesleyHOST
It's the brother counter.
Paige WesleyHOST
We're turning it again.
Todd SchlosserHOST
[laughs] In all fairness, Georgie's in this movie.
Todd SchlosserHOST
Like, that, the, the-
LernerHOST
He suddenly remembers Henry Bowers and Victor Criss, the town psychopaths who hunted him.
LernerHOST
He remembers the specific horrific details of George Denbrough, the little boy whose arm was torn off in the storm drain in 1957.
speaker_1HOST
The psychological flood is so intense that it triggers a visceral physical rejection.
speaker_1HOST
Rich sprints to his expensive bathroom and vomits violently into the sink.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
My dad said so.
Tim CurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Very wise of your dad, Georgie.
Tim CurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Very wise indeed.
Tim CurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I, Georgie, am Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
Tim CurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You are Georgie.
Tim CurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So now we know each other.
Tim CurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Gee, right?
Tim CurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Take
LorraineHOST
Hiya, Georgie.
LorraineHOST
What a nice boat.
LorraineHOST
Do you want it back? Hello and welcome to another episode of The Room Went Dark where we explore troubling true events adapted for the screen through film, TV and documentaries.
AmelieHOST
Yeah.
LorraineHOST
Well, I remember the original and I remember, so I would have been, 16 when that came out and I probably watched it when I was 17 because back then stuff took a lot longer to come over to us if it was released in America and I remember watching it but I remember watching it again probably in the past 10 years maybe a bit longer and thinking oh it's a bit it's aged some films don't age that film is aged and then I watched this one and I think what got me, so at the start, obviously, we see, you know, Bill is kind of getting a bit irritated with his brother and he goes off into the rain.
LorraineHOST
Georgie goes off into the rain and, you know, he's playing with his little boat and his boat goes down the thing.
LorraineHOST
And it's one of those intros where it shows such the innocence of children, doesn't it? And that's...
LorraineHOST
I didn't want to while we picked this and I'll get into why we picked it in the moment, because obviously we're basing it on troubling true events.