Lets Face Facts.

Let’s face facts.

Eventually Hopper, Eleven and the Byers are going to have to be placed in the Witness Relocation Program and probably separated. They know way too much about everything that happened.

Well, this is an interesting find.

It won't even display on my phone correctly.

Enjoy some old internet stuff!

I always imagine that Brenner probably lives in an opulent place that looks similar to Biltmore Estate in North Carolina.

Loads of space for personal labs and experiments!

Jonathan is going to be a dope investigative junior reporter this season.

Teh bbysittrmomsteve is workin the ice cream bins at the mall and breakin the soft serve machines.

S3 gonna be like:

I read this entire thing.

Up to this point Netflix may as well fire the Duffer Brothers and let Michael Jacobs take over Eleven Meets World.

Steve: BREN-HEN-HEEEENNNNEEERRRRR!

Is the show going to venture into more “mature” territory with its characters and their relationships? Now before this gets labeled as creepy, “Harry Potter” got more mature as the series went on as the characters aged and relationships deepened and formed. But there were also themes of death and darker subject matter.We know that Mike and El are in a relationship as are Lucas and Max. Joyce and Hopper might have something going but it’s going to be slow. I’ve already said that Mike and El will not break up and I feel their relationship will deepen. We know the actors are getting older and the showrunners want to acknowledge this, as one of the themes is about growing up.Will the show venture into this territory? via /r/StrangerThings

I loved it but then again I'm a sucker for 80s punk and anti-establishment subculture aesthetics.

Also it has a Dr. Brenner cameo.

I know it was all in Eleven's head but still... Marty!

Hey y’all, just wanna ask y’all what you thought of Stranger Things, Season 2, Episode 7 (the lost sister… the one with Eight in). I know that people have very mixed feelings about it, so I just want to ask y’all what you think.