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'Stranger Things' Season 3 left everyone devastated with a mysterious conclusion for Jim Hopper—but does an Instagram profile pic signal Hopper's return?
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With all of the buzz surrounding 'Stranger Things,' it's not surprising to hear that more and more actors want to get involved in the series. Recently, Reese Witherspoon tweeted that she was ready to join the cast of the Netflix hit.
It's hard to imagine anyone playing Jim Hopper and Joyce Byers other than David Harbour and Winona Ryder, but the creators initially had other ideas.
While 'Stranger Things' season 3 ended on a particularly bittersweet note, the sneaky post-credits scene gave us all some hope for what's to come.
One Redditor is making a pretty interesting case about a surprising new villain for the upcoming season: our super-powered hero, Eleven.
Though the unlikely teaming of Steve, Dustin, Robin, and Erica, a.k.a. the Scoops Troop, worked out perfectly in the end, the writers weren't always sure if it was the right way to go.
If there’s one thing 'Stranger Things' season 3 has taught us, it’s that anyone (or anything) can come back.
Netflix’s 'Stranger Things' is set in the 1980s and regularly includes references to huge cultural phenomena from that time, including 'Star Wars.' Now it seems that George Lucas's legendary space opera might offer a clue regarding the fate of Hopper.
Winona Ryder’s role as both a character in 'Stranger Things' and a fixture of the 1980s has given rise to a wild theory—and this week, one of the show's producers addressed it.
If you've ever wanted to live like the lords and ladies of 'Downton Abbey,' you'd better be prepared to shell out some serious cash.
Gwinnett Place Mall is still standing and ready for your shopping pleasure, even if it doesn't have all the same features it does on 'Stranger Things.'
At this point, it seems most fans of 'Stranger Things' agree that Billy Hargrove will become the new monster of season 3. And at least one person believes he'll take Karen Wheeler down with him.
One Reddit user thinks they know a major element of what’s to come in 'Stranger Things,' and it involves the relocation of some key characters.
See which residents of Hawkins, Indiana, have set Twitter abuzz—plus which 'Stranger Things' snack foods and hairstyles are fan favorites.
Need a refresher on the happenings in Hawkins before the third season premieres? The stars of 'Stranger Things' have got you covered.
'Stranger Things' fans are convinced that the season 3 trailer hints at the death of a major character. Watch out, Nancy Wheeler.
A new 'Stranger Things' clip shows Billy driving around in his Camaro before crashing in front of Brimborn Steel Works. Could this be confirmation for a major season 3 fan theory?
HBO's 'Chernobyl' has been a major post-'Game of Thrones' triumph for the network—and has at least one fan wondering if the nuclear disaster might play a part in 'Stranger Things.'
If even Eleven is scared, then we must be in for a very wild ride with the rest of 'Stranger Things.'
The infamous soft drink, which flopped in 1985, will be back in circulation as part of a marketing promotion with Netflix and 'Stranger Things.'
A LEGO set based on the popular Netflix fantasy series features the Byers house in two forms: one normal, and one as it exists in the Upside Down.
The official 'Stranger Things' season 3 trailer finally gave us a glimpse at what the Hawkins gang will be up against this summer ... and it looks sort of like someone we know.
Though the bulk of the details surrounding Eleven's past are still shrouded in secrecy, a new theory has us hoping that we'll get to learn one important detail about Millie Bobby Brown's character: her birthday.
An illuminated version of the first comic, which retells the events of the first season through Will's eyes, lets readers enter the Upside Down like never before.