The main problem with Stranger Things 3 was that most of the episodes felt too similar to the first two seasons. At the end of the grainy video, the cast assembles for a supersized table read, which suggests that production is moving along, even if we don't have an official release date just yet. Let's go down the list: returning characters include Hopper (David Harbour), Joyce (Winona Ryder), Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin), Robin (Maya Hawke), Jonathan (Charlie Heaton), Nancy (Natalia Dyer), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo), Mike (Finn Wolfhard), Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), Karen Wheeler (Cara Buono), and Max (Sadie Sink). Netflix may have gotten the hint that Hopper's labors on a Russian chain gang weren't the cheeriest sneak peek, so they've gone ahead and revealed other pieces of the Season Four puzzle with a behind-the-scenes look at the inaugural table read-one that reveals a lot about who's coming back for another trip to the Upside Down. That preview marked one of our first looks at the new Stranger Things season since March of 2020, when Netflix dropped a brooding teaser revealing that Detective Hopper, who was presumed dead at the end of Season Three, is in fact the mysterious American prisoner held captive by Russian operatives. Is he back from the dead somehow? Is this just a flashback? While there's not much in this, it's interesting that Stranger Things is teasing Brenner, who appeared to die at the end of Season One. His voiceover asks: "Eleven, are you listening?" Eleven's eyes open. The camera cuts to a separate cell, with "11" on the front. Martin Brenner (Matthew Modine) greeting the children, whom they call "Papa." We see him walk down the hallway of the lab. The preview shows a handful of kids playing around at a secret facility, which we assume is where Eleven was raised and experimented on. The previous Season Four teasers, the other released back in May, are-you guessed it-extremely cryptic. Also, shoutout to Dustin's Sherlock Holmes impression.
The one big carryover from past teasers is that grandfather clock that seems to be a key between the mysteries of back-when and the present, when the kids find the house. Sounds nice, right? Tell that to the dead rabbit and the (seemingly) dead children in the trailer. While the finer details of the season are still firmly under wraps, the new teaser shows a mid-century family moving into the house as "Dream a Little Dream of Me" plays in the background. The new season will introduce "Creel House," which offers a whole new setting for the ragtag gang. The new teaser that dropped during Netflix's Tudum event gives hardcore fans a lot more to chew on. The season four teaser was more of a flashback to seasons one through three. What Will Stranger Things Season Four Be About?įollowing a teaser from earlier this summer that aired during the Tokyo Olympics, viewers didn't have much to go off of.
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Read on for the full rundown on what to expect from Season Four.
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A haunting new trailer drop teasing "Creel House," a terrifying mystery at hand, and a menacing grandfather clock that could be a clue as to what the coming season will be about. (Seriously, the last season debuted nearly two years ago!) Though pandemic-induced production woes have left Netflix's expectant audience in limbo, there may finally be a light at the end of the tunnel. The bad news is that it is still firmly slated for 2022, giving you plenty of time to rewatch and remember what happened all those years ago. We're getting closer and closer to knowing what Stranger Things's fourth season is going to be about.
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