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IT: Welcome to Derry Just Confirmed Seasons 2 & 3 Will Be Even More Horrifying
The fifth episode of IT: Welcome to Derry has a chilling tease about the show’s upcoming seasons and Pennywise’s hunting cycles.
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What Was in the Box in IT: Welcome to Derry Episode 5’s Ending & Pennywise’s Attack Explained
IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1, Episode 5’s ending finally reveals Pennywise the Dancing Clown (Bill Skarsgård) and has some major events.
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Every Actor That Has Played Stephen King’s IT and Pennywise (There’s Way More Than You Think)
Over forty actors have played IT and Pennywise across the many Stephen King adaptations.
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10 Scariest Stephen King Villains & Monsters (#1 Isn’t Pennywise)
Over five decades, Stephen King has created some of the most terrifying villains in literature, which inspired classic movies and TV shows.
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IT: Welcome to Derry Finally Sets Up Bill Skarsgård’s Pennywise & One of Stephen King’s Darkest Stories
The fourth episode of IT: Welcome to Derry teases Pennywise’s return and one of the bleakest stories in Stephen King’s work.
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Pennywise Origin Story in IT: Welcome to Derry Raises Two Major Questions
It: Welcome to Derry latest episode gives Pennywise an official origin story, but fails to explain some of the monster’s rules.
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Pennywise’s New Origin in Welcome to Derry Completely Changes Stephen King’s Book & Fixes the IT Movies
It, aka Pennywise the Dancing Clown, gets a new origin story in IT: Welcome to Derry that changes Stephen King’s book and the IT movies.
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The House in IT: Welcome to Derry Episode 4’s Ending, Explained (& Why It’s So Important)
IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1, Episode 4 ends with a shot of an old, abandoned house that has major ties to Pennywise and the IT movies.
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The Running Man Includes Major Stephen King Easter Eggs for His Most Famous Book (And the Timing Is Perfect)
Edgar Wright’s The Running Man makes a major Stephen King pitstop.
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IT: Welcome to Derry on Track to Set HBO Record (Does It Mean Season 2 Is Happening?)
In its second week, IT: Welcome to Derry proved why HBO should green-light a second season (and even a third).
