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The first season of It: Welcome to Derry features returning Stephen King characters like Leroy Hanlon (Jovan Adepo), Dick Hallorann (Chris Chalk), and Pennywise (Bill Skarsgård). It also introduces Leroy’s wife, Charlotte Hanlon, played by Taylour Paige (known from Zola and The Toxic Avenger), and her presence proves invaluable. Throughout the eight episodes, Charlotte emerges as the most level-headed and rational character, essentially acting as the audience’s voice and consistently helping to save others.

The episode continues directly after the last one, and surprisingly, it only took destroying one pillar to release Pennywise. A thick fog quickly descends on Derry, killing plants, causing unsettling smiles, and even freezing the river – it felt very similar to the movie Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (though I only saw the trailer). Pennywise is free and doing well, immediately taking over Derry High School. He gathers the upperclassmen for an assembly and shockingly kills the principal with a gruesome display, complete with a song and dance. He then traps the students with terrifying visions, leaving them paralyzed and floating in the air. While it’s understandable the finale aims for a dramatic climax, Pennywise’s sudden increase in power feels a bit much, potentially diminishing the impact of future confrontations with the Losers’ Club. As Pennywise leads the children away, Lilly, Ronnie, and Marge find missing person flyers, including one for their friend Will. Determined to stop him, Marge steals a milk truck and drives her friends towards Pennywise’s circus wagon.

The latest season of 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days has started, and I’m already hooked on one couple in particular – though they’re facing some serious issues. I’m looking forward to learning more about Forrest’s fiancée, Sheena, as the show continues, but right now, things seem a little off.

Trill Burgers is teaming up with the popular anime Spy x Family to offer a special burger and exclusive merchandise. The Spy x Family burger is a classic Trill Burgers “smashburger” – two beef patties grilled to create a flavorful, caramelized crust. It’s topped with American cheese, pickles, sour cream, beef stew, and a fried egg. You can get it starting Saturday, December 13th, at Trill Burgers’ Shepherd and Louetta locations. Trill Burgers owners Bun B and Andy Nguyen shared details about the collaboration in a recent Instagram video (see below).

It took a little time for the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation to really connect with their characters and find their rhythm, but once they did, the show became a classic. Commander Riker’s development is a great illustration of this. He starts out as a very self-assured and seemingly perfect leader, but a particular episode in season six really challenged that image and allowed him to grow.

The TV show Veronica Mars featured Kristen Bell as the intelligent and resourceful Veronica, a young woman who investigated mysteries. Following in her father’s footsteps – a former sheriff turned private investigator – Veronica was driven to solve the murder of her best friend, Lilly Kane, even after someone was already convicted. The show was known for its clever writing, humor, and often dark themes, and it developed a dedicated fanbase that kept it going even after it was canceled by The CW. Despite its popularity, one particular episode remains a point of criticism among fans.

Since VisionQuest is the third installment in the series that first featured Agatha, many fans expect Kathryn Hahn to reprise her role, completing what feels like a three-part story. However, according to Hahn herself, there are no confirmed plans for her character to appear in any upcoming Marvel TV shows or movies. She recently told Collider, while discussing her comedy film The Studio, that her character’s story isn’t currently being continued.

Crunchyroll recently released a list of the best anime seasons that had less than 13 episodes, and some of their choices might surprise you. While popular shows like Puella Magi Madoka Magica were expected, titles such as Sarazanmai and Odd Taxi might be a bit unexpected. You can find the complete list below.

Joachim Rønning’s film Tron: Ares didn’t perform well at the box office, earning only $142.2 million globally despite costing an estimated $180 to $220 million to make. Starring Jared Leto, Greta Lee, and Jeff Bridges, the movie is also losing popularity on streaming, currently ranking 21st worldwide on Prime Video according to FlixPatrol.

Beyond the many visual references to the main eleven Five Nights at Freddy’s games, the movie also includes subtle audio cues and voice connections to the original games and their related titles, all created by Scott Cawthon. Though dedicated fans of the popular series will likely catch all the small details and connections to the sequel, let’s highlight the most important Easter Eggs in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2.