This ends here.

This is It. No turning back.

Stop us if you've heard this one before--seven Losers walk into a house...and the thing that lives there is determined to make sure they never leave. Separated, scattered, and splintered, our heroes are given every reason to turn back. What happens if they don't?

Memories found and moments lost, the Losers are awakened to learn of Bill's plan of action. With totem in hand, they try to catch up with him and set their sights to the place they've all tried to forget. The house on Neibolt is on the horizon, and Pennywise is waiting for them.

Adrift and burdened by conscience, Bill strikes out on his own to find the last ritual object--and to close the cycle, at any cost. This is the story of the guilty and the paper boat.

The Losers find their way back to each other as the events of the day settle into place. In the calm before the storm, there is light and love and a brief moment to hold happiness in their hands--but one totem is still missing. And even as our heroes remember themselves in Derry, the world outside hasn't forgotten them.

Having reluctantly agreed to stay and fight, Richie now has to do the hardest work of his life as the search for his totem demands an honesty he's built a career out of avoiding. This is the story of the jokester and the glasses.

As Eddie tries to retrace the footsteps of a lifetime spent running, he is forced to reckon with an identity built on fear and the bravery demanded of him for the trials to come--a bravery that someone else may have seen in him all along. This is the story of the hypochondriac and the cast.

With Bill at her side, Beverly walks toward home--confronting a violent past and the lifetime of wrong loves she's known. This is the story of the warrior and the poem.

Having survived the standpipe, Stan and Ben return to the hotel, where Ben's fears wear a too-familiar face. This is the story of the heart and the torn page.

Following Mike's example, the other Losers resolve to retrace the steps of nearly 30 years ago to find their own totems--through whatever terrible means necessary. This is the story of the ghost and the birds.

The Losers weren't the only children to grow up in Derry. And Mike Hanlon wasn't the only one who stayed. This is the story of the librarian and the rock.

As the end looms just ahead of them, Bill remembers how it all began--and begins to grasp the role he has to play in the days ahead. But as the past comes, fragmented, into focus, it begins to reassert itself in other ways, too. Once they remember--truly remember--who they are to each other, will any of them be able to walk away from it all? Or will the challenge in front of them feel even more impossible once the Losers know they have something to lose?

As the Losers begin to remember the shape of their shared past, they're faced with a choice: to confront a thing they desperately want to forget, or to run from a home they've only just started to rediscover. But then again, maybe they don't have as much of a choice as they think. One thing's for sure--if they stay in Derry, the past is bound to catch up. And right now, It knows them better than they know themselves.

We have to stop It now. Because we didn't stop It last time. The past closes in on our heroes as a bond bigger than any of them slowly reclaims their lives. Here, in the place where they grew up, there are secrets waiting for them--dark secrets, terrible secrets, things which have defined the courses of their lives even from a million miles away. But there are other things here, too--things which just might be strong enough to save them all.

You've heard this story before. But never like this. A threat that surfaces every 27 years. A town where devastating tragedy after devastating tragedy fades quietly into history and out of memory. An entire childhood forgotten by every person who shared it--except for one. And now he's calling them back to finish what they started.

Confronted with an up close and personal look at the creepy ghost from Aemyn's sketches, the Sitka Street Gang has some BIG questions. Questions like, what the heck is it? How is it hurting people? What's the deal with war, anyway? And how many Pop Tarts is too many?

OUT OF CONTROL. UNSTOPPABLE. TOO HOT TO HANDLE. That describes the first hour of this episode, and then eventually there's a plot about an evil car. Don't worry about it.

What do the teens like these days? Is it comic books? Inner turmoil? Unseating corrupt politicians? Well whether they like those things or not, we sure do! This time, we're running MASKS, so pull on your colored spandex and join Siobhan the Soldier, Moriah the Delinquent, and Martha the Doomed on a thrilling superheroic adventure!

See you tomorrow.

Following a feeling--and a Davey--out into the woods, the Sitka Street Gang is shocked to discover an unusual scene, and an even more unusual new friend. Who's Aemyn? What can they see? And more importantly, HOW ARE THEY DOING THAT?

It's the end of summer, 1976, and that means COOL is back in session! Meet junior conspiracy theorist Mongoose, quiz kid Cecelia, and best baseball boy Davey--just three average kids whose world is about to be ROCKED.

Remember "In Cold Blood"? That intense, scary, super dramatic arc we did where everything felt really cool and intense all the time? This...isn't that. This is everything that didn't make the cut.

Sitka Street is here to stay! We finish up our "Session Zero" by deciding what we already know about our characters and each other, and we make some decisions about the year 1976.