A fleeting mistake has the potential to end a human story. But it might instead unlock a moment of deep connection.

In the classic Christmas movie It's a Wonderful Life George's guardian angel shows him what the world would have been like had he never been born. He meets family and friends and all their lives were terrible because he never lived. His brother was dead; his uncle was committed to an insane asylum; his wife was an unmarried librarian. This is alteration of one part of that sequence

Turnstall has pushed Potter's wheelchair for decades, but no one ever seems to notice him. There's a good reason for that.

A play where Mr Potter has meets Dickens, Ghost: Past, Present and Future

In the immediate aftermath of George Bailey's redemption, the unscrupulous Mr. Potter finally faces a long-overdue comeuppance, but justice is so swift and stark that there is no satisfaction to be had from it for anyone, including George.

Almost in time for Christmas – a holiday mashup of two American classics, THE WARRIORS and IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE. Please comment nicely – and be looking good, boppers. All the way back to Bailey Falls! Rated T for language, violence and Santa hats.

What happens to the missing 8000 after the credits roll? Just a fluffy epilogue

Henry F. Potter thinks he's gotten away with ruining a young man's life. He's about to get his comeuppance. One-shot.

Uncle Billy wakes up early Christmas morning and re that he handed the envelope of cash to Henry Potter. He and his nephew George, working with Bert the Cop, seek justice in this short story sequel to It's a Wonderful Life.

Set 10 Years after the events of the movie. George and Mary renew their wedding vows in Italy. While getting ready for the ceremony Mary tells Zuzu the story of Georges suicide attempt. Constructive criticism appreciated please.

What did Mr. Potter leave in his will?

As George enters into a new season of life, he finally fulfills his dreams and discovers once he didn't even know he had.

It's Christmas Eve in the Pottersville library, and Mary has one last visitor before she closes for the night.

It's a wonderful house - with more than one story. 320 Sycamore weaves a tale based on a few subtle threads that were left dangling in Frank Capra's classic film "It's a Wonderful Life", and reveals several Bedford Falls backstories that chronicle the life events of her citizens including a congressman named Kraft, a family named Granville and, just maybe, a hero named Potter.

The moment depicted when Clarence Odbody gets his wings in Heaven.

There was one more gift George Bailey was left with that night...

One whole year after the fateful encounter with Clearance, Mary has a big surprise for George.

It's the holiday classic from 1946, redone for Coffee Time Films. George Bailey sees the world if he'd never been born, but Clarence has to explain just why things are different. I don't own these characters, and I do like muffins.

Ever wonder why George Bailey's Dad and Mr. Potter were not mentioned in the alternate timeline Clarence shows him? This story solves that, as George learns one more lesson from his Guardian Angel and his Dad.

This story takes place shortly after the events of the movie. Mr. Potter dies and comes back as a ghost, and just for fun he goes to torment George Bailey and his family.

jennifer helps her mom come to know God this story is actually based on the movie "War Room"

Set one year after the events of It's A Wonderful Life

I for one thought the whole George seeing his life without him in it aspect of It's A Wonderful Life was a tad morbid so I reworked the ending of the movie a little bit. Clearence may not appear in this chapter but his presence is most certainly known as other characters will come to George's rescue.. Who will they be? Read on to find out. I own no characters. Enjoy.

While out for a walk with his daughter Zuzu, George Bailey ends up back in the world where he was not born, and gets trapped there. To return home, George and Zuzu must bring hope to the despondent residents of that troubled town.

An angsty piece from Mary's perspective about how she & her mother butt heads about her feelings for George Bailey.