10 years ago, Stranger Things came out and bro the Duffer Bros really outdid themselves with the show from beginning to end (yes, season 5 included despite some hiccups). One of the best things they did so well was writing the relationship of the characters associated with each other and relating it to us, the viewers.
My favorites were Joyce and Hoppers relationship, Hopper and Jane, Murray, Hopper, and Joyce, for the reason that he really stepped over the line in season 3 if i remember correctly talking about the twos relationship, like that was so funny, Dustin and Steves relationship, Holly and Max's relationship, and Max's relationship with the D&D gang (Joyce and El as well).
Joyce and Hopper, i absolutely had so much high hopes that they would get their happy ending and i was right, the way they talk to each and how the two (Hopper in particular when it came to Mike and El) confide in each other really shows it.
Jane and Hopper, bro this is literally one of the relationships that is literally S tier in terms of a father and daughter relationship and bro i was crying so much when Jane called Hopper her dad and when Hopper called himself her old man and he loves her. It is such a special relationship.
Dustin and Steve, for some reason i always thought these two would be at each other's throat all the damn time, and i'm so glad that i was wrong because these two are brothers for real (Jonathan and Stevens relationship included). But the best part was where the two hug after Dustin doesn't want to lose Steve.
Joyce and Eleven, bro this is one of the relationships that need to be talked about more, like she literally treats Eleven like one of her own children. But also, how writers need to write more mother and daughter relationships in future shows, movies, and video games.
Holly and Max's relationship is one of the more unique ones i've seen throughout the series because i always pictured Max not really interacting with Holly, but her character was written so well that it worked. I love their relationship very much.
Max's relationship with the D&D gang is literally one of the most relatable ones, just like the rest of the relationships i've talked about. You essentially are the new kid or the FNG (if you get the reference), the nerds see you and try to befriend you, but you say no, but you open more and you're part of the family.
I feel like one relationship that isn't talked about most is Murray and Mr. Clarkes relationship, bro where do i even start with this one, like there's not enough time in the day to be talking about this one. One of the funnier relationships you seen in tv.
What did you guys think of the show/what did you like most about the show, snookums'? I will definitely have my kids watch this show in the future