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It: Welcome to Derry may be gearing up for a major shake-up. In a new IndieWire chat, co-creators Andy Muschietti and Barbara Muschietti teased bold pivots for Season 2 and 3, hinting at bigger, scarier swings ahead for HBO’s hit.

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Pennywise is getting fresh blood: It: Welcome to Derry Season 2 is reportedly recruiting writers from Dark and Stranger Things, signaling a creative shake-up as the HBO prequel pushes into its next chapter.

At a recent TV panel, creator-director Andy Muschietti unveiled where It: Welcome to Derry goes next: a new era for the HBO prequel that mines a long-mysterious corner of Stephen King’s novel. Season 2 sets its timeline and plot around that shadowy lore fans have been waiting to see.

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The chilling prequel to Stephen King's It is quietly progressing with a second series, even as HBO remains tight-lipped. Director Andy Muschietti is already shaping the next chapter of Pennywise’s sinister legacy.

Director Andy Muschietti is crafting a new IT supercut, blending both films into a single story with fresh scenes and a reimagined structure, all with Stephen King's enthusiastic support.

Season 2 of It: Welcome to Derry will delve into 1935, introducing younger versions of familiar faces and new characters, set decades before the events of the first season.

Andy Muschietti still dreams of creating a mammoth supercut blending both It films with hours of unseen material, but his work on the series has put the project on hold.

As It: Welcome to Derry nears its finale, viewers are left attached to the new Losers, only to learn that future seasons will leap decades into the past, leaving these characters behind.

A sharp-eyed viewer has uncovered a subtle nod in episode 7 of It: Welcome to Derry, hinting at a devastating event from 1908 that will take centre stage in the show's third series.