ohulancutash@feddit.uk,

I was thinking about what you posted, you are right, my problem with Ingrid’s age is wrong & you posted the answer this thread’s question & what I though was a problem with the character’s timeline. Sorry, it took so long to realize what you mention.

Since the actress Madeline Stowe is 67, but looks in her 40s, playing (Hollywood makeup & Etc./magic) the character, then so can/does her character Ingrid.

Plus, It is not impossible at all for Ingrid to be born 1891, by 1908 be 17-years, the actress playing 17-year old Ingrid looks much younger, like at worse 11-years old, which would track with her starting in 1958 (when the series’ main story/time starts) being 67-years old, but looking much younger, like at worse Late 40s.

Not only does actress’ youthful looking for her age, makes same for Ingrid & Hollywood magic, but the last age shown of Ingrid, in last episode, would mean the character is only 97-years old/in 1988, possible. There are lucky people who make to that age & old, & that active-high functioning. I had a grandfather that lived to 97-years old, who helped to get to that age, by push mowing his 2.5-acre property.

I hear on that, but if that is true (with context of the 1st visual telling of story, TV 1990, having nothing do with & I do not remember the book ever bring that up, I will finish the book soon enough), they should have clear that up in this series, beyond just two-characters in what less than 5-lines talking about it, in the season final episode.

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I was wondering if I was to have to put in the thread starting post the question asking what readers thought.

Yeah, I really do not know why no one has tried this, yet. ‘Stephen King’ should love it,

Funny, how much I am learning from repliers, about my favorite story teller* ‘Stephen King’ story universe.

*- In my home I am the expert, because 35-years ago/in HS I read a ton of his books & best horror <or maybe more> story ever created ‘It’ is my favorite,

I was wondering if I was to have to put in the thread starting post the question asking what readers thought.

Yeah, I really do not know why no one has tried this, yet. ‘Stephen King’ should love it,

“It is strongly implied that Pennywise may have prolonged her natural lifespan after she became It’s unwilling pawn (similar to what It offered the Losers in the original novel when it begged for its life).”
I do not remember it is in the story, though it has been 35-years since I read the whole novel. I am rereading the novel, based on the 1st TV movie- the best visual expression of the story ‘It’, so I will see if it is in there.

If it is in there, then it is okay for me, works in novel & ‘It: Welcome to Derry’ series, but I know was never in the 1st TV movie.

‘Creep Show’ was from ‘Stephen King’? I did not know that,

I did not really like the series of ‘Creep Show’ movies (only series of movies right?), so did not watch a lot of them.

It is different because while ‘Creep Show’ develops a segment of the movies to each story, I am talking about picking out best stories & developing each of them into at least 1-season of 1±Hrs. per episode, maybe, 20-episodes per season.

Interesting how so?

I thought I seen some it (need to watch it all) & used the link you provided, but it just a series by ‘Stephen King’, not a single (or maybe two) shows/series, for one or more season(s) per ‘Stephen King’s story (so many I could list, but since ‘It’, ‘Castle Rock’ & soon ‘Dark Tower’ covered already, just top of my mind- ‘Green Mile’, ‘Dead Zone’, ‘The Shawshank Redemption’, ‘Christine’, ‘Cujo’ & Etc.).

Damn, what a mistake to make. Thank You, for the correction.