🎈IT: Welcome to Derry (Est. October 26, 2025)🎈

[KalKal]

Doubtful. Im assuming the flashback we saw is the 1937 timeline. That looks like the first time Pennywise did it, when Kersh brought mabel.
1908 will be Kesrsh as the little girl we saw sitting by the wagon. Probably see scenes with her real father/Skarsgard. This will probably show if he was a "good guy" or not before Pennywise killed him/assumed his form.

I think SHE will be the 1937 acolyte.

Or she could suffer a worse fate, lobotomized after being blamed for killing the others

I've had a feeling they were going this way, ever since she came up with that stupid idea to get all the kids to take "mother's little helper" pills.

 

[KalKal]

He cooorecttted him

And if his wife keeps trying to prevent him from doing his duty.. she can get cooorecttted too

 

[jwinfield]

 

[EzekelRAGE]

In other words get ready for some black trauma

 

[tehparadox]

This show has really delivered so far

 

[Ironman]

Really not trying to see more mass black suffering

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

They hyping this episode up like crazy

 

[CHICAGO]

"OOOHH A BUNCH OF BLACK PPL
ARE ABOUT TO DIE
THIS IS THE GOAT EPISODE" - HBO



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[EzekelRAGE]

 

[King Static X]

How were they able to have a Sinners-inspired episode when Welcome to Derry was produced and filmed before Sinners came out?

I think it's just a coincidence. Juke joints were fairly popular before the '70s among Black people (particularly in the South). Also, a group of racist White people threatening/killing Black people has been a thing since... forever.

 

[CHICAGO]

How were they able to have a Sinners-inspired episode when Welcome to Derry was produced and filmed before Sinners came out?

I think it's just a coincidence. Juke joints were fairly popular before the '70s among Black people (particularly in the South). Also, a group of racist White people threatening/killing Black people has been a thing since... forever.

I THINK THEY WERE SIMPLY
SHOWING THE SIMILARITIES
SINCE THEY OWN BOTH PROPERTIES
AND PPL WERE SAYING THE EP
REMINDED THEM OF SINNERS



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[Monoblock]

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

How were they able to have a Sinners-inspired episode when Welcome to Derry was produced and filmed before Sinners came out?

I think it's just a coincidence. Juke joints were fairly popular before the '70s among Black people (particularly in the South). Also, a group of racist White people threatening/killing Black people has been a thing since... forever.

Probably a coincidence. Remember when Hollywood produced 'Armageddon' and 'Deep Impact' at the same time

 

[Ironman]

IN! Let's get it

 

[CM_Burns]

The rumor that this was 100+ min was wrong