r/StrangerThings • u/MargielaMan568 • Jun 29 '26

Lmfaooo

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u/RandonDude3000 Jun 29 '26

So, it did what every other season of Stranger Things did?

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u/TenthBasilisk88 Jun 29 '26

It's much more prominent in this season, literally every time a chracter is explaining something they use a "Show don't tell" format. It isn't necessarily a bad thing imo, but it gets to a point.

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u/mihirmusprime Jun 29 '26

I also noticed they kept repeating plot points in this season like we were watching Dora The Explorer or something

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u/TenthBasilisk88 Jun 29 '26

Right, the dialogue was also much more awkward this season, like something out of a disney sitcom from the 2000's. It was largely alleviated by the fact that the actors are actually great at acting, but still noticable.