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It's been years since Chucky, the doll with the soul and the voice (Brad Dourif) of a psychopathic killer, was apparently destroyed in a fire at a doll factory. Now Chucky's manufacturer is remaking the same line of toys with the old, still haunted materials. This resurrects Chucky, who goes after Andy (Justin Whalin), his former owner, who now attends military school. Chucky slashes his way through a string of grotesque murders as Andy tries to stop the homicidal doll and the spirit within it.

Two years after serial killer Charles Lee Ray (Brad Dourif) inserted his soul into a Chucky doll, a toy company attempts to re-create the doll, bringing Ray back in the process. The possessed doll, intent on claiming a human body, kills his way toward former owner Andy (Alex Vincent), who now lives in a foster home. Andy's foster sister, Kyle (Christine Elise), tries to protect him, but his foster parents believe Andy is just a troubled kid -- and Chucky's murderous path continues.

A dying serial killer transfers his consciousness into a popular kids doll using voodoo. A struggling single mother gifts her six-year-old son the much sought-after doll for his birthday, and the doll slowly begins to show its true colors.

Our Journey into the origins of Pennywise and the town of Derry has come to a close in this epic season finale. We witness the big bloody event of Episode 7 The Black Spot, the fire and result that leads to the conclusion of the season with Episode 8 Winter Fire.

It's time to travel back to 1962 to learn the origins of Pennywise and the town of Derry, Maine. In this episode, the topic of discussion is on Episode 5  29 Neibolt Street and Episode 6 In The Name Of The Father where we see how IT arrived to Derry before Derry was known as Derry while the kids of Derry scramble to find answers to who or what IT is or what IT wants. 

It's time to travel back to 1962 to learn the origins of Pennywise and the town of Derry, Maine. In this episode, the topic of discussion is on Episode 3 Now You See It and Episode 4 The Great Swirling Apparatus Of Our Planet's Function where we see how IT arrived to Derry before Derry was known as Derry while the kids of Derry scramble to find answers to who or what IT is or what IT wants.

It: Welcome to Derry is an American supernatural horror television series based on Stephen King's 1986 novel It. Serving as a prequel to the films It (2017) and It Chapter Two (2019), the series was developed by Andy Muschietti, Barbara Muschietti and Jason Fuchs

27 years after their first encounter with the terrifying Pennywise, the Losers Club have grown up and moved away until a devastating call brings them back together in Derry.