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Kitten so smol and hands so big that he just needs two fingers
listen. as i typed this i realized how this sounds... but it is a kitten, and there are two fingers, and i need you all to be NORMAL. this is not the gifset to horndog over it's PURE CUTE
That's so crazy, we really saw the kids from Stranger things pretty much become adults right in front of our eyes, i'm sure it's bittersweet right now, are you guys going to get together and watch the whole show together before going your own way?
I witnessed it up close, too! Which was even crazier, because I'd see them every day for months on end, then we'd wrap and suddenly they're a foot taller next time I see them. What's up with that?! I don't know if we could all sit still long enough to do that, but I might with Maya, Charlie, and Nat. We'll see how it goes.
Have you really? That's a really weird thought to me, that. Don't ask me why. I mean it's good if you like to be frightened, and if you like anything with a plot twist. If you don't then don't bother. It's both of those things, but we've been doing character comedy for thirty years, and I believe we are best on stage. Steve doesn't agree with me. It has, it was a telly show that was on for a while, and now it's not. I truly don't know how I'll feel when it all ends, as I'm sure you won't when Stranger Things is truly over. It's a big part of your life, and you're with the same people for so long for months at a time then you're not. It's a strange industry. Are you excited for the last season at least? To finally have it's conclusion to be presented to the world; This thing you've all been building up to?
I have a few British friends, and they're always recommending shows to me, but I'm terrible at getting around to watching any of them. Promise it's not personal. But now I know more about it, I just might have to get onto watching it. 30 years? Damn. I guess the beauty of doing comedy on stage is you get that immediate response, so you actually know if what you're doing is entertaining or not, instead of waiting months for it to be on people's screens. Yeah, I feel like we're all bonded for life now, too. There's nobody else who truly understands the personal journeys we've been on, side by side. I think that's beautiful. I'm sad it's ending, but there's a lot of story to tell in this last season, and I think we've told it really well. I haven't seen all of it yet, but what I have seen, it's fucking cool.
I can't believe the show will be over soon. Time really flies by when you're having fun filming one of the best shows the world has seen. Those kiddos are no longer kiddos. Millie is married and has a child of her own, which is wild to me. It feels like all of the kids are still kids in my mind. Do you have any ideas for what you will do in a post-ST world?
In some ways it feels like the time has flown by, but also when I think back on all the stuff I've done since we shot that first season... damn, it's been a whole lot of living I've been doing. I know, Millie is married before me and I'm the oldest of the 'kids'! Jake is cool as fuck, though, I'd have married him, too. More acting, more music, just more of what I have been doing when we haven't been doing ST, I guess. Nothing particularly exciting.
It is a little strange that it'll all be over soon. I kind of grew up with this show and believe that it's one of the best things ever made. Would ask you tons of questions but I'm trying to not spoil myself here, eventhough I'm dying to know who makes it until the end and who doesn't. I bet we're in for a rollercoaster ride of emotions. It's insane how those kids have grown up. It's probably more weird for you as they're kind of around my age so not that weird.
Dude, don't remind me how young you are, too. Did it feel cool literally being the same age as the characters as you started watching it, though? I always think you identify with characters more when they're the age you are in that moment. You're dying to know who dies, huh? Only times will tell. You'll know by the new year, that's for sure. Still a whole lot of story to tell, though. I can't remember what the exact running time for the season is, but it's a fucking long one.
I've been a die hard since day one, man. But seeing the younger kids now is like a reality check to morality, it's god damn insane. As was your hair journey, and what a journey it's been, dude. so I can only just imagine the level of bitter-sweet saying goodbye has been, but seeing a show like this getting it's send off it deserves in a climent when so many shows don't, it's exactly how it should be. Now, am i bummed that i never got the chance to be on that set ? oh absolutely, but tell me, anything exciting in the new era for you post this genius show ?
Oh yeah, especially since half of them are taller than me now! I used to jokingly ruffle their hair, now they're looking down on me like I'm the kid. My hair definitely got a little too long for my liking at some point - I know people love the hair, but it's a nightmare to maintain that mane for the months of filming, that's why I always cut it all off the moment I can. Considering how many shows nowadays don't get to tell their whole story, even getting cancelled mid-story arc, I'm so glad we get to tell it all how it's supposed to be told. To completion. Here's hoping we haven't done what most other shows do and end it badly - Game of Thrones anyone? Definitely gonna be doing more music - I've spent a lot of this year on tour and promoting an album already, so a little more of that. And I've got a movie coming out in the new year, so I'm not unemployed just yet.
I’m actually so incredibly sad stranger things is coming to an end. I’m such a massive fan. If you want to throw any spoilers my way, I won’t say no haha I can imagine it must feel wild on your end that it’s on its final chapter. How are you feeling about it all?
I suddenly feel a little better about it, because I'm talking to one of my idols. But all in seriousness, I'm sad to see it go. It's been the most incredible journey, and I've made lifelong friends from the show, but I'm also super excited to see what comes next for all of us. I've already got other stuff lined up, and I can't wait for it. Which is why I can't give you any spoilers, or the execs will come after me. I'm sure you understand.
Sort of, yes; it's a play based on an anthology TV series myself and my friend and colleague Steve wrote called Inside No. 9; As per the show, Steve and I play multiple roles, it's a meta-theatrical experience and has both comedic and horror elements. The plot is a blend of jokes which reference the show's history, the prices of drinks in the theatre, and moments of genuine fright. We did nine seasons in ten years, and I wasn't really sad when it ended because I knew we had this, but when this ends I don't know how I'll feel. I know, god, you've been doing that programme since you were all about seven, haven't you? Now you're all in your thirties, it's mad.
I've heard of that show! I'll admit I haven't seen it, but that's awesome. You had a lot of fun doing it, I'm guessing. Sounds pretty intense but a whole lot of fun. Yeah, that sounds like it made the transition at the end of the TV show easier, maybe I gotta get a gig on the Stranger Things stage show to keep it going a little longer. I was actually in my 20s when I started, I'm the oldest of the 'teens', I'd already got a college degree by the time we started shooting the first season. Still has been a solid decade, though.
It's really happening, guys. By the end of the year, Stranger Things will be officially over. Can't believe how much the world has changed since we first starting making this shit. Not to mention how much the kids have grown up. Who let them get taller than me? Gonna take a whole lot of adjustment to live in a post-ST world. @hfrpstarters
As we get closer to the holidays, it feels like the right time to confess that I find gingerbread houses to be a scam. The gumdrop candies are gross and the icing is never strong enough to hold up the walls. What about you? Do you have any unpopular food opinions about the upcoming holidays? Hi, I'm Dakota and I promise I'm not actually a Grinch. Seriously, I have the holiday party videos to prove it. @hfrpstarters
You're so right. The best thing to do is either get one of those ceramic ones, or just eat all the parts of the house without every putting it all together. Leave all that out for a few weeks and it tastes even worse. The only thing I can think is I don't understand people who just eat their weight in chocolate. Chocolate is great, don't get me wrong, but it's kinda same-y. If I'm eating my weight in anything, it's variety. Give me turkey legs and gummy bears, and everything in between. Oh god, what holiday party videos are you talking about? By the way, hi, I'm Joe.
as anyone, pretty much looking forward to christmas and all. not fully ready with like a tree up and playing christmas music yet as i'm basically on my own little break and watching my boyfriend do his play a bit longer until the 22nd — which i recommend seeing, by the way. just with all the halloween to christmas madness, i started thinking about how it really goes one to the other. i know some have their thanksgiving type celebrations and all. so are you a quick one to the other like stores or do you have a break between the two ? ( @hfrpstarters )
The holiday season in the US is pretty intense, because it's basically the three biggest holidays of the year - before you account for the other non-Christian celebrations - all in the space of 2 months. We don't do any of them by halves either, gotta go all out. I don't really do much in the way of decoration, because I always celebrate with my family and I never host. Happy to eat my weight in food and candy, though. I try to give a week to myself before I think about whichever one is next, though. A little bit of distinction.
It’s going to be a strange old feeling, watching 𝑺𝒕𝒂𝒈𝒆/𝑭𝒓𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕 draw its final curtain. There’s a sort of melancholy to it, of course—like packing away a set you’ve lived in for far too long—but also a wicked little thrill. We’ve told the story we wanted to tell, crept down all its darkened corridors, and then it'll be time to turn off the lights and leave the ghosts to themselves. I’m enormously proud of what we’ve made, and a bit relieved too… endings may be bittersweet, but they’re also rather delicious, aren’t they? | @hfrpstarters
I'm guessing by context clues that you're talking about a play? What's it about? Always sad when a show comes to an end, they're so much fun. I say like I'm a pro on stage, but I only did some productions when I was in college over a decade ago. With Stranger Things coming to an end, it feels really fucking weird, man. It's been such a big part of my life and career for so long, now, I don't know what to do with myself once it's all over.
Joe Keery Attending the Stranger Things 5 Special Screening in London, November 13.
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