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And today we're counting down our picks for the scariest, most surprising scenes in HBO's supernatural horror series.

Major spoilers ahead for all eight episodes of season one.

Will Goes Under by episode four, it had put Lily and Ronnie through hell.

Unfortunately for Will Hanlon, that means it's his turn to have a traumatizing encounter.

When he's briefly left alone during a father son fishing trip, the entity transforms into his dad, a version of Leroy covered in burns from a plane crash, just like Will had fe.

You earn j a hand pulls him under the water, bringing him face to face with the terrifying image of his personal nightmare.

You are all burnt like that Bazirvi after the war when he went down in that place.

Unlike the adults in Derry, under the entity's influence, Leroy believes his son, especially after seeing a floating red balloon.

Stephen King fans know Will Hanlon's future, making its threat especially chilling.

19 the Skeleton man episode three begins with a flashback to Derry in 1908.

We follow a boy named Francis, whom we later find out a young General Shaw, as he makes his way through a carnival.

Encouraged by the carnival barker, Francis enters the grotesque freak show where a very tall one eyed man pops out to scare him.

Later, when frolicking with his new friend Rose, he finds himself alone, giving it the perfect opportunity to transform into the Skeleton man and chase the poor boy through the woods.

The man becomes even scarier as his limbs elongate and he unhinges his jaw.

Luckily, Rose comes in clutch with the slingshot, a cool nod to Beverly Marsh, allowing Francis to escape.

Halloren finds its lair Speaking of that slingshot, General Shaw has saved it in a box for decades and gives it to Dick Halloran as a guide.

It works, allowing him to enter its subterranean layer.

A familiar setting from Andy Muschietti's films.

But Halloran gets more than he anticipated when he's confronted by a pair of glowing yellow eyes inside Pennywise, the dancing clown's super circus wagon.

He soon realizes that he's lost the upper hand and his mind is being invaded.

Attempting to flee the cistern, Halloran nearly falls out of the helicopter before Leroy Hanlon saves him.

Back at the base, he warns General Shaw about continuing to pursue this potential weapon that's now aware of their presence.

I got a feeling we keep on like we doin' Somethin bad's coming.

Number 17 Teddy's Face Skin Lampshade in episode one, we meet Theodore Teddy Uris, the uncle of our Losers Club member Stanley Uris.

At dinner, Teddy asks his father if there's a possibility of a kid being held captive in the sewer, trying to rationalize Lily's claim of hearing Matty in the tub drain.

Your grandparents escaped Buchenwald, their entire families murdered the skin of Jewish prisoners used for lampshades.

Instead of just giving him an answer, Rabbi Uris reminds him that his grandparents were in the Buchenwald concentration camp, telling him how the skin of Jewish prisoners was used to make lampshades.

Later that night, Teddy sees his regular bedside lampshade turn into one, stitched together with screaming faces.

The entity couldn't pass up the chance to torment his next victim with the very real horrors of the Holocaust.

Number 16 Halloran's trip into Daniel's Mind Richard Dick Halloran is an iconic character in the Stephen King universe, mostly known for his integral role in the Shining.

The 1962 set welcome to Derry shows him as a young airman in the military long before he becomes the head chef at the Overlook Hotel.

Our young Indian friend Taniel is his name.

He knows the location of exactly what we're looking for, but

he refuses to answer our questions, so Airman Halloran is going to answer them for us.

General Shaw tasks him with finding the ancient entity buried below Derry by using his telepathic abilities or shine.

The Native American community has a history with the entity, so they bring in a young man named Taniel.

Halloren digs deep into his mind looking for its precise location and uncovers its origins.

Watching the telepath's seemingly painful yet enlightening mind entering process was as exciting as it was intense.

15 Marge's future in the finale, Pennywise tells the completely redeemed Marge Truman that she'll have a son who with his group of friends, will face off with the evil entity.

Yes, Marge is the mother of Richie Trashmouth Tozier, the comic relief of the Losers Club.

Some fans already had this theory based on their similar glasses and goofball personalities.

Like other Derry residents in 1962, Marge won't remember all, or maybe any of the events of this cycle, however, Rich Santos clearly made a powerful impression, enough to inspire her future child's name.

Thinking about this odd prophecy, she wonders if it has time traveling abilities, hinting at Muschietti's plans for seasons two and three, set in 1935 and 1908 respectively.

The second time the entity invades Dick Halloran's mind, it unleashes the awful things he shut out as a kid, making him see dead people again.

After he asks Cesky for help during the Black Spot fire, the incessant noise returns with the forever menacing Pennywise throwing in a little rage baiting for good measure.

In the finale, Halloren is nearing his breaking point.

Even with his plot armor, seeing this character contemplate taking his own life is heartbreaking.

Well, listen, if you're run into any trouble out there, you know who you can call?

Fortunately, Rose helps Halloren quiet the voices, allowing him to become more comfortable with his shine.

He even gets a somewhat happy ending, though we know what his future at the Overlook Hotel entails.

Shaw's Insidious Plan from the beginning, General Shaw had lied to Major Leroy Hanlon every step along the way, only revealing the truth when confronted.

Fewer than die in car accidents every single year.

He organized an attack on base to test if Hanlon was fearless and neglected to tell him why he shouldn't move his family into Derry.

But the episode seven reveal of his crazy plan solidifies Shaw as truly delusional.

Did he initially intend to shrink the entity's cage, but

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