THE STAND TV Series 1994. Created by Mick Garris. Starring Gary Sinise, Molly Ringwald, Jamey Sheridan, Rob Lowe, Laura San Giacomo, Miguel Ferrer, Ruby Dee, Bill Fagerbakke, Corin Nemec, Adam Storke, Ray Walston, Matt Frewer, Ossie Davis and Shawnee Smith.

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Total Records: 41 - Medium: TV SERIES / Group: BBB

#	Record Name	Category	Subcategory
1	Baby, Can You Dig Your Man?	Music	Songs
	Baby, Can You Dig Your Man? Hit song by Larry underwood.
2	Bingham Junction Antiques	Home Furnishing	Antique Stores
	Bingham Junction Antiques Antique store in Pratt, Kansas.
3	Binion's Horseshoe	Entertainment	Casinos
	Binion's Horseshoe Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
4	Cheery Oil	Corporations	Fuel Companies
	Cheery Oil Trashcan Man blows up a Cheery Oil facility in Powtanville Hills, Indiana.
5	Children of the Moon	Literature	Printed Matter
	Children of the Moon Essay by Robert Arthur in Everleaf literary magazine.
6	Coin Castle	Entertainment	Casinos
	Coin Castle Casino in Las Vegas.
7	The Crushed Rose	Literature	Poetry
	The Crushed Rose Poem by Harold Lauder in Everleaf literary magazine.
8	Downtown Drugstore	Retail	Drugstores
	Downtown Drugstore Drugstore from the "Flu Buddy" commercial.
9	Dr. Soames	Healthcare	Doctors
	Dr. Soames Town doctor in Shoyo, Arkansas.
10	Dyno Extra No. 4	Weapons	Miscellaneous Weapons
	Dyno Extra No. 4 Brand of high grade explosives that Harold uses to make his bomb.
11	Echo Cafe	Dining	Cafes and Delis
	Echo Cafe Cafe, site of failed robbery.
12	Empress	Entertainment	Movie Theaters
	Empress Movie theater in Arnette, Texas.
13	Everleaf	Periodicals	Magazines
	Everleaf Small literary magazine that publishes Harold's poem.
14	Flu Buddy	Drugs	Medicine
	Flu Buddy Medicine product from TV commercial.
15	George Richardson	Healthcare	Obstetrics
	George Richardson Doctor in the Boulder Free Zone.
16	The Gift House	Retail	Gift Shops
	The Gift House Gift shop in May, Oklahoma. The May, Oklahoma Main Street scenes were filmed in Lehi, Utah.
17	Gift Place	Retail	Gift Shops
	Gift Place Gift shop in Pratt, Kansas.
18	Glitter Gulch	Nightlife	Strip Clubs
	Glitter Gulch Strip club in Las Vegas.
19	Golden Goose	Nightlife	Strip Clubs
	Golden Goose Strip club in Las Vegas, Nevada.
20	Green River Equipment & RV Sales	Vehicles	Vehicle Dealerships
	Green River Equipment & RV Sales Store where Stu and Tom get transportation for their trip back to Colorado.
21	Green River Lodge	Travel	Lodging
	Green River Lodge Lodge where Tom nurses Stu back to health.
22	Hap's Service Station	Retail	Gas Stations
	Hap's Service Station U.S. Army soldier Charlie Campion and his family - infected with a weaponized version of influenza - crashes into Hap's Service Station in Arnette, Texas, a one-stoplight town in East Texas.
23	Into Darkness	Literature	Poetry
	Into Darkness Poem by Linda Davis in Everleaf literary magazine.
24	KRKW Action News	Cinema	TV Stations
	KRKW Action News TV news crew that runs into the military enforcing martial law.
25	Lannen's	Apparel	Clothing Stores
	Lannen's Clothing store that Tom Cullen mentions.
26	Larry Underwood	Music	Musicians
	Larry Underwood Singer of the hit song, Baby, Can You Dig Your Man?
27	Lesser Dragons	Literature	Printed Matter
	Lesser Dragons Essay by Karen Randall in Everleaf literary magazine.
28	May Diner	Dining	Diners
	May Diner Diner in May, Oklahoma. The May, Oklahoma Main Street scenes were filmed in Lehi, Utah.
29	New England Coast Star	Periodicals	Newspapers
	New England Coast Star
30	Old Town Originals	Services	Photography Services
	Old Town Originals Photography service and frame store in Pratt, Kansas.
31	Photo Wizard	Services	Photography Services
	Photo Wizard Photography service in Pratt, Kansas.
32	Playland	Nightlife	Nightclubs
	Playland Bar in New York where Larry calls a friend in Los Angeles.
33	Pocket Savior	Music	Albums
	Pocket Savior Record album by Larry underwood featuring the hit single "Baby, Can You Dig Your Man?".
34	Pratt Athletic Company	Retail	Sporting Goods Stores
	Pratt Athletic Company Sporting goods store in Pratt, Kansas.
35	Prufrock Nuclear Storage Facility #3	Corporations	Energy and Power Companies
	Prufrock Nuclear Storage Facility #3 Nuclear power site where Trashcan Man finds a nuclear bomb.
36	Railroad Cinema	Entertainment	Movie Theaters
	Railroad Cinema Harold Lauder invites Fran Goldsmith to a Bergman festival in Boothbay.
37	Shoyo County Sheriff Department	Legal Aid	Police Departments
	Shoyo County Sheriff Department Local police department in Shoyo, Arkansas.
38	Speak Your Peace	Radio	Radio Programs
	Speak Your Peace Fran Goldsmith and her father are listening to the radio when Rae Flowers, host of Speak Your Peace, is gunned down by the military when she refuses to go off the air.
39	Thumping Feel	Literature	Poetry
	Thumping Feel Poem by Sara Olsen in Everleaf literary magazine.
40	Union Plaza	Entertainment	Casinos
	Union Plaza Casino club in Las Vegas, Nevada.
41	Vincent Drug	Retail	Drugstores
	Vincent Drug Drugstore in Pratt, Kansas.

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