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Stranger Things 2
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Chapter Five: Dig Dug
In looking back on season two of Stranger Things, “Chapter Five: Dig Dug” has lots going on, at second look. First, Will is a spy. Also, Mews gets eaten. Plus, we learn Nancy, Jonathan, and Murray plan to expose the government. Further, Eleven’s mother, Terry Ives, has powers; however, the government turned her into a […]
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Chapter Four: Will The Wise
On Wednesday, August 21, 2019th, in the early morning hours, I finished my second look at season 2 of Stranger Things’ “Will The Wise,” which had some things that caught my eye. Namely, Eleven rages out on Chief Hopper. Also, government agents detain Nancy and Jonathan. As well, Sam Owens reveals some truth. Further, Max […]
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Chapter Three: The Pollywog
While reviewing Strangers Things 2 for a second time, I picked up on a few things in “Chapter Three: The Pollywog”. First, Eleven thinks friends shouldn’t lie, while she has flashbacks of her life in the bush. Also, Scott Clark discusses Phineas Gage. Plus, a drugstore has a bench, which faces it. Additionally, Nancy can’t […]
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Chapter Two: Trick Or Treat, Freak
When reviewing season two of Stranger Things, I liked the episode “Chapter Two: Trick Or Treat, Freak” because it explores some serious underlying issues in the US. First, we look at a very busy government which is after a little girl, Eleven, who just wants to be “normal”. Second, this segment touches on racism which […]
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Chapter One: Madmax
After watching season three of Stranger Things, I decided to watch season two of Stranger Things’ first episode “MadMax” on Netflix, on Sunday, July 20, 2019th; with that, here’s some story lines, which caught my attention when looking back. First Eleven had a sister, Kali. Second, Chief Hopper continues to lie even though it was […]
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Stranger Things 3
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Chapter Eight: The Battle Of Starcourt
Although season three of Stranger Things was long at some points, the finale “Chapter Eight: The Battle Of Starcourt” made up for it. Finally, Chief Hopper got to kill Gregori. Also, sadly, Billy died. As well, I noticed another underlying message of the series. That being said, Stranger Things 3 was very entertaining.
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Chapter Seven: The Bite
In hindsight, here’s my take on Stranger Things 3’s “Chapter Seven: The Bite,” which I watched on Tuesday, July 16, 2019th at around 1 am in the morning. To begin, It’s the fall of Rome in Hawkins. Also, Robin and Steve hang out in the theater bathroom while high as kites. Plus, Murray discusses the […]
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Stranger Things 3
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Chapter Six: E Pluribus Unum
In regards to Stranger Things’ “Chapter Six: E Pluribus Unum,” these are some story lines, which I am following on Sunday, July 14, 2019th on Netflix at midnight. First, the Russians beat up Robin and Steve of Scoops Ahoy under the Starcourt mall. Second, in an attempt to escape Chief Hopper, Dr. Alexei makes a […]
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Stranger Things 3
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Chapter Five: The Flayed
On Friday, July 12, 2019, I caught Stranger Things 3’s “The Flayed” on Netflix. This installment left off with the Stranger Things kids in the elevator, which was speeding to the bottom of the Starcourt mall. As well, Joyce and Chief Hopper ran into Gregori, a dead ringer for the Terminator of the 80s movies. […]
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Stranger Things 3
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Chapter Four: The Sauna Test
On Tuesday, July 9, 2019th, I watched Stranger Things’ “Chapter Four: The Sauna Test” on Netflix. This episode follows the assault, by the Russian thug Grigori, on Chief Hopper. As well, we see police brutality, interrogation, and torture in this segment. Also, it’s this installment sees the continuation of Max’s and Eleven’s sleepover. Further, Nancy […]
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