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It Chapter 2 is packed full of easter eggs. We know it’s not easy to sift through and pick them out on your own, so let us give you a hand with 21 details that you may have missed.

There are, of course, the cameos. Some are more obvious, like Stephen King’s appearance in the Secondhand Rose. Others, however, are harder to spot. There’s the Canadian director Xavier Dolan, IT’s director Andrés Muschietti, a cast member from the 1990 IT miniseries and even an old real-life rival of King’s.

Some of the most iconic lines in IT 2 are pulled directly from other films and TV shows like the 1990 IT and three other all-time horror classics: Christine, the Stephen King adaptation about a murderous car; John Carpenter’s The Thing about a shapeshifting monster in Antarctica; and of course, The Shining. There are also a ton of callbacks to the first IT movie, like the scars on Mrs. Kersh’s chest, or the photos on her wall. Some references even manifest themselves through freaky, Freudian casting decisions.

Nods to the original book figure very prominently as well. Some of them are just small details, like Stan’s love of birds. Others are bigger, like brief sightings of Maturin the turtle, who apparently created the universe with barf.

Some of the most surprising revelations, aside from all the Meg Ryan references, come from the real-world, political roots of the novel, which are more nuanced than you might expect.

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Featuring:
STEPHEN KING GOES STAN LEE
WHO NEEDS A CAMEO, ANYWAY?
CQB 241
THE SHINING
XAVIER DOLAN AS ADRIAN MELLON
THE POLITICS OF HIS ROLE
INSPIRED BY A REAL EVENT
MEG RYAN REFERENCES?
OEDIPAL CASTING
THE TURTLE
BIRDWATCHING
A HISTORY OF OLD DERRY
MRS KERSH’S SCAR
MRS. KERSH’S DAD
DEAN KOONTZ
ANDY MUSCHIETTI’S CAMEO
PETER BOGDANOVICH
A NOD TO THE 90s
KISS ME, FATBOY
YOU’VE GOT TO BE ****ING KIDDING ME
A POET’S WORST NIGHTMARE

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Here are some of the most bizarre scenes to have ever been shown on SpongeBob SquarePants!
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It’s hard to believe that SpongeBob SquarePants first aired 20 years ago, changing TV forever for the weirder. The premise of a sponge who works at a crab-run burger joint in an underwater town called Bikini Bottom, alongside a starfish, underwater-breathing squirrel and clarinet-playing squid was way more bizarre than arguably any kids show before it, and its wacky characters, storylines and animation style still stand out today.
According to an article in the Guardian, the show’s creator had been originally interested in taking the “dark, high-voltage weirdness and gruesome closeups” of other, more adult cartoons, and to make it palatable for kids. In the same article, writer Stuart Heritage claims that the show will go down in history as a sort of “gateway show” for a number of absurdist and sometimes-darker cartoons, such as Rick and Morty. He suggests that it might be best for older kids for this reason, which a study has in some way confirms. NPR reports that researchers found that the super-vibrant, hyperspeed weirdness that is so characteristic of Spongebob can sometimes short-circuit young minds, overstimulating them like crazy!
So what makes Nickelodeon’s biggest hit such an absolutely wacky show? Undoubtedly this “loud, hyperactive cartoon with a theme tune that sound[s] like a wasp attack and the word ‘Pants’ in its title” owes a lot of its success to just how bizarre it is. So what are some of the weirdest moments in the fictional lives of Spongebob, Patrick Star, Squidward Tentacles, Mr. Krabs and Sheldon J. Plankton? From “whirly” brains to Idiot Sauce, from a caveman Patrick to a town of Squidwards, the show is full of some of the strangest moments of any cartoon. Join Screen Rant as we count down the 25 weirdest moments from this wacky tv favourite.

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