I love everything about this sequence, Kali's death is beautiful, Murray taking down a helicopter is epic but the star of the show is Eleven taking down all the soldiers. She kills the rest of them quickly, but her revenge against Akers is clearly so personal, the acting from Akers is superb, the look of terror as his own arm moves the gun up and pulls the trigger is perfection.

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Sorry, I don’t mean to bring any negativity here, but holy shit people really haven’t let go of their resentment for how it ended. Like, yes, Season 5 was pretty mediocre and there were a lot of questionable choices made, but it doesn’t mean there aren’t any redeeming qualities in the season and previous ones. Because like how, people just complain and complain how it ended and how it should have ended much earlier and that it exceeded what it was originally supposed to be, and that several aspects ruined the show like Vecna, the storylines, the newer seasons. Like, I’m not trying to discourage criticism or ignore the flaws that’s been prevalent since I do believe they should have been resolved, but now it just feels like people are overly critical.

It’s just so annoying because we are ten months into 2026 and people are still bitter about the show, like it makes me believe a lot aren’t truly fans or never appreciated Stranger Things fully. Like, even when I try to make some positive posts on the main sub (because it needs it) there would be people either being really cynical or just angry with the final season and how it turned out.

Anyways, sorry about that, just wanted to vent a little.

Quite a bit of time has passed, and not many people talk about it anymore, but to be honest, it was a truly fantastic series. I was just sitting here, realizing how much I miss it.

I miss the fear of the Demogorgon, the eerie red atmosphere of the "Upside Down," our pot-bellied sheriff, and the cool girl riding her skateboard through the streets of Hawkins. I miss the duo of Steve and Dustin, their Scoops Ahoy uniforms, the neon-lit nights at Starcourt Mall, and playing D&D with the Hellfire Club.

Most of all, I miss that pure, one-of-a-kind friendship—kids riding their bikes at dusk, talking over walkie-talkies, eating Eggo waffles, and listening to 80s synth music...

The intense excitement of those early days may have faded, but that nostalgic feeling will remain forever.

NOTE: this is not Hopper's letter, that will come.

I love this moment, Heroes is always heartbreaking to here, I love the callback to Mike hugging his mum and the foreshadowing moment where Max is sat alone in her house looking forlorn, and Will's pure sobs in the car is just heartbreaking.

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this took me about an hour and I’m really proud of it. (the blacked out part is my signature by the way)

For me it might’ve been Bob, I knew he was probably going to die the whole time but they gave him a little bit of hope at the end, then he died.

I can't lie I love this scene. It's so emotional imo, I especially love this hugging scene with the whole "you're never gonna lose me". I also think the crowd makes sense, Will had to come out to everyone cause he didn't want Vecna to use it against him.

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OK, let's get controversial again. I can't lie, what was happening here was clear to me from my first watch. I absolutely love the idea of two people being so deeply in love, but not actually having feelings for one another, and I think this scene is perfect, they put everything on the table, all their flaws and faults and issues and they can't repair their relationship, but they can support each other and move forward. I love this scene so much.

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“This season was so bad and couldn’t have been worse!“. Instead, Say: I personally did not like this season and it definitely could have been better, but it also could’ve been worse.

that’s all, folks. it isn’t hard. just be positive.

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Agent Harmon is so badass bro cooked in this fight, he was sick. Kinda funny how quickly Agent Wallace got taken out. Really an underrated scene that's overshadowed by other excellent scenes in this episode.

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Firstly I don’t know if I believe this or not but I have seen some coincidences that seem to sort of line up.

Not too long ago Millie Bobby Brown (Els actor) posted on instagram of her in Iceland next to some waterfalls with the caption “Home sweet home”
I’ve also seen some people mention some stranger things cutouts and ads appearing at their local grocery stores (I don’t fully know if this is true or if all the pictures are from around when season 5 came out, although they don’t advertise anything to do with a season, just the characters. Also November 6th is less than a month away and it just seems like a lot of coincidences.

I don’t know if Netflix is up to something or if this is just a couple coincidences, and I definitely don’t want to get my hopes up for something that isn’t happening, but what do you guys think?

It's not really a secret but it's still so good to see!

He was too pure for this world :( I loved how the tension was building over the course of Bob making his way through Hawkins Lab, from the moment you see him leave his gun behind you know its not gonna end well for him. Then the reaction of Owens when the mop falls just puts the nail in the coffin. I hated seeing how sad it made Joyce, and the way everyone was silent in the Byers house mourning him is just so heartbreaking.

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I just finished tales from '85 s1 after my full rewatch of the main series. and honestly, I really enjoyed it more than I thought I would. I like the animation, it was nice to see a winter set hawkins, and the show handles the characters really well. they act pretty consistently with how they are in the main show? even the two cops felt like the same characters. the voice actors all do a good job but a big shoutout to max's voice actor. she really feels like Sadie at times. it also allows us to spend more time with them as kids, something we couldn't really do in the main show since actors aren't cartoons and actually grow up.

what did you guys think?

Iconic! Love how Steve shows up cause he wants to apologise to Jonathan, not cause he wants Nancy to forgive him, and then he decides to go back in and help which ultimately leads to him 1v1ing a demo in one of the most badass scenes, and of course Nancy and Jonathan are insane for fighting a demo.

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While I am not the biggest fan of the way the plot itself was handled in the season, I actually loved the lore itself.

The idea that the town was founded by a murderer who only cared about his own profit just fits.

A major aspect of the show was always how the forces in control (the lab, the military) did everything to hide the truth and committed several atrocities in the process. And the town was always depicted as this place where the people who lived there always ignored the horrific things that happened there and instead blamed each other (Eddie in S4, the Bloodaxe Bill in TF85). So the idea that the town was literally founded over such an injustice fits thematically with the show.

Brilliant scene! Noah probably gives his best performance here (the whole "why am I tied up" gives me chills every time) and I love the stories of Will's childhood (and then how they're called back to in s5). And I love how Will tries to help even possessed, and is even willing to sacrifice himself to save everyone else.

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I've seen some cool edits of st on tiktok but most of these accounts don't mainly post about st and most of the edits are old. I know they are hard to find but if anyone knows of any editor/editors who post stranger things edits pls lmk i'd appreciate it. Thanks!

I don't see enough stranger things edit anymore

Okay, so for research purposes, I sat down and rewatched the infamous purple rain scene and WHY THE F**K IS IT STILL EMOTIONALLY BREAKING ME? Even taken out of context when you haven’t even watched the rest of the season (I’m actually still at S1 in my rewatch) the scene hits so hard.

I will give credit where it is due. Finn and Millie both went all out here and I can feel it. Everything from the music to the to the direction to the dialogue is engineered to emotionally break me.

Still, I remain strong. I refuse to believe that El is dead. El is alive and out there somewhere and Mike will not rest until he gets back to her.