IT: Welcome to Derry Episode 3 ‘Now You See It’: What to Expect
Episode 3 of IT: Welcome to Derry, titled “Now You See It,” premieres on November 9, 2025. The episode promises darker secrets, chilling revelations, and the continued menace of Pennywise in 1960s Derry.
Recap of Episode 2
Episode 2 deepened the supernatural horror and social tensions in 1962 Derry. After a gruesome theatre massacre, police focused their investigation on Hank Grogan. Meanwhile, Lilly Bainbridge grappled with guilt and trauma following her father's accidental death. The military uncovered a mysterious 1930s-era car filled with skeletons beneath the town, setting the stage for new developments.
What to Expect in Episode 3
The storyline will explore the growing spread of fear throughout Derry. The military subplot, led by Major Leroy Hanlon, will become more prominent. The skeleton-filled vintage car is expected to tie directly to Pennywise’s ongoing reign of terror. Fans should anticipate Pennywise’s manipulations growing more visible and terrifying, integral to revealing the town’s darker secrets.
Bill Skarsgård reprises his role as Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
Episode 3 promises to unravel deeper layers of horror and mystery, highlighting the sinister forces shaking Derry.
Summary: Episode 3 of IT: Welcome to Derry deepens the horror, revealing more eerie connections and Pennywise’s growing influence in 1960s Derry.
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