Welcome to Derry S2: The Massacre Changes Pennywise

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• SC

  @ScreenRant · 1 month ago · pinned

  The first season really started to crack open the cosmic'nature of It. With the story moving back to 1935, do you think we’ll finally get to see more of the interdimensional side of the lore (maybe even a glimpse of Maturin!) or should the show stay grounded in Derry’s dark history? 🎈

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• OV

  @OVscientia · 1 month ago

  so we get a new season every 27 months?

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• JA

  @JaydenCharles-o7f2l · 1 month ago

  Season 2 mid to late 2027 and Season 3 early 2029

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• NE

  @negativeprime · 1 month ago

  I want season 4 as a future event. Welcome to Derry - Pennywise Lives present time

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• AL

  @alaidbro · 1 month ago

  This show is an absolute gem let them cook

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• BR

  @BrianReinicke · 1 month ago

  I'm really hoping that with 3 seasons to work with, and the traction already established in unfolding IT's cosmic nature, I would love it if we get to build up towards meeting/seeing Maturin in Season 3.

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• GR

  @Grimerpr2016 · 1 month ago

  i'm looking forward to season 3

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• 90

  @90s_Toy_Box · 1 month ago

  (This is a want not a theory) I would like to see Lilly's dad in  season 2. On his tombstone it says he was born in 1919 making him age 16 during the time of the events in 1935. Although I don't think he will be a main character it would be cool to see him in a scene or 2.

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• MR

  @MrFrogmon · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-73TVAhl_RQ&amp;t=495">8:15</a> Dreamcatcher implied that Pennywise survived

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• KI

  @kingroman9538 · 1 month ago

  Whats with all these shows taking years between seasons now.

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• ST

  @StillStanding-k2h · 1 month ago

  It’s duefor release for the tenth anniversaryof the ITC1, third season will be for the tenth of ITC2 in2029 Andy stated this while filming season one.

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• LO

  @lordsidious83 · 1 month ago

  Actually enjoying the series more then the movies...so far anyway. I always figured with the films they really really got the aesthetic wrong, and frankly most of the kids were just annoying compared to the 90&apos;s version. Even changing the timeline to the 80&apos;s i think ruined it a bit, the 50&apos;s was its own era and had its own style. Nevertheless in the &quot;welcome to derry&quot; series, the protagonists were more likable, and not having pennywise himself pop out all the time gave it more of a book feel. <br>I do wonder with the &quot;twist&quot; ending are they going to make an attempt to fix chapter 2? lets face it! it was a mess and not scary in the slightest.

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