Welcome to Derry Season Finale Review
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Last Sunday, Dec. 14, marked the epic conclusion of HBO's " IT: Welcome to Derry ," a prequel that explored Pennywise's origins. Set in the 1960s, the horror-drama showed the evil villain terrorizing the residents of Derry, Maine. With the season coming to an end, many fans are begging for the next installment.
HBO’s Stephen King adaptation delivered plenty of Pennywise, but we have some lingering thoughts about what happened and what’s next.
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It: Welcome to Derry creator confirms season 2 will feature younger versions of season 1 characters
"We can only say the stuff that's already known, like it's in 1935, 27 years before season 1 and it involves the massacre of the Bradley Gang from the books," Muschietti told Variety. "It takes place during the Depression in Derry, and there are some new characters and some characters from this season as well, but younger versions of them."
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IT: Welcome to Derry Reveals the Real Reason Why Season 2 & 3’s Timelines Go Further Into the Past
IT: Welcome to Derry's finale episode reveals just how and why Seasons 2 and 3 will be set in new time periods.
The Stephen King adaptation wrapped up its first season Sunday night on HBO with a little slice of fan service.
The video clip is taken from the final episode, "Winter Fire," from the first season of HBO Max's prequel show, IT: Welcome to Derry. This last episode shows the concluding battle between Pennywise and the youth from Derry.
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Welcome to Derry finale explained: HBO's Pennywise prequel answers burning questions
It: Welcome to Derry Season 1 reveals a lot of new lore about Pennywise, including the fact that the clown form was once a real man named Bob Gray. A brief glimpse at Gray’s history explains why the ancient,
Welcome to Derry" shows Charlotte Hanlon, portrayed by actor Taylour Paige, confronting a group of boys in town.
The story will be unraveled as we travel farther back in time, matching Pennywise’s 27-year feeding cycle. Season one covered 1962, 27 years before It: Chapter One. Season 2 will jump backward by another 27, and season 3 will be another 27-year jump.
Elsewhere in the interview, Kane explained that the fog in “It: Welcome to Derry” is a direct call back to the final scene in King’s “It” novel, in which a flash flood occurs when the Loser’s Club duke it out with Pennywise for one final time.
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