In the final episode of HBO’s official IT: Welcome to Derry podcast, director Andy Muschietti said his good friend and collaborator Skarsgård “on the set, has this passion and commitment, but also the desire to explore new things.” This exploratory spirit was birthed while making the movies. Muschietti continued:

Welcome to Derry is finally out, offering an end that's incredibly chilling and something not many fans might have expected.

IT: Welcome to Derry ended its first season on Sunday with the episode titled Winter Fire. The season finale closed the loop on pressing storylines, opened up the possibilities for new narrative directions, inspired a handful of new questions and revealed just how high the stakes can go with Stephen King's classic killer clown.

IT: Welcome to Derry Episode 7 “The Black Spot” is yet another hour of non-stop horror from the HBO show, featuring a horrific race massacre, the tragic tale of the real Pennywise the Dancing Clown ( Bill Skarsgård ), and the full, awful power of the Deadlights.

However, it should be noted that the victory at the end is not real. Pennywise is not defeated. He is only trapped again. This is the same state he was in before. It is also how he exists during the movies. The finale makes one thing clear. Pennywise cannot be killed in normal ways. He exists outside normal time.

Welcome to Derry episode 7, and in the penultimate chapter, it looks like we can expect to get better acquainted with Derry's real Pennywise the Dancing

IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1, Episode 6 makes a big reveal about Mrs. Kersh's backstory, connecting her to Pennywise and Bob Gray.

Welcome to Derry has unveiled its master plan for the rest of the series, and perhaps beyond. Let's unpack it in a way that may or may not make any sense.

Welcome to Derry credits scene connects HBO's series to the 2017 and 2019 It films via Elfrida Marsh's death, with a cameo from Beverly and Mrs. Kersh.

Hiya, Georgie.” With two words, Pennywise The Dancing Clown – or, the ancient evil entity known simply as IT – cemented himself as one of the scariest horror creations of all time. But if you’ve only seen IT and IT: Chapter Two,