http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqi5F5MqqTQThis</a> is truly a magnificent piece of artwork. It will hold you until the very end. I just wish I could find the rest of it, because I know this is part of a TV episode.
> This is truly a magnificent piece of artwork. It will hold
> you until the very end. I just wish I could find the rest
> of it, because I know this is part of a TV episode.
>
That was fucken awesome. <img src=smilies/thumb.gif>
<P ID="signature">Get off your ass and do it because it isn't going to happen on it's own no matter how much you wish it would.</P>
> This is truly a magnificent piece of artwork. It will hold
> you until the very end. I just wish I could find the rest
> of it, because I know this is part of a TV episode.
>
Found the movie this is from: "The Adventures of Mark Twain." By Will Vinton, the claymation ninja.
> This is truly a magnificent piece of artwork. It will hold
> you until the very end. I just wish I could find the rest
> of it, because I know this is part of a TV episode.
>
> This is truly a magnificent piece of artwork. It will hold
> you until the very end. I just wish I could find the rest
> of it, because I know this is part of a TV episode.
It's from the "Adventures of Mark Twain," circa 1985. This particular clip is an adaptation of the story, "The Mysterious Stranger," which in my opinion is probably one of Twain's greatest works.
This episode never aired--because call me weird--but it isn't exactly subject matter for kids.
> This is truly a magnificent piece of artwork. It will hold
> you until the very end. I just wish I could find the rest
> of it, because I know this is part of a TV episode.
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