I really wish they had shown more of the friendship between Will and Lucas. In S4, they both honestly related to and needed each other the most when they were feeling alone. Like they do a parallel using the same song and everything.
And then Will the next Episode:
Like, obviously Will's situation has another layer to it because of Mike, but seriously. Will and Lucas needed each other 😔
They play the same song over both moments, it's titled "I wouldn't remember me either." Literally the exact title. Like please, these poor boys 😪😭
I still can't believe they just skipped a game that was so important to Lucas, all because of a D&D campaign that could easily have been rescheduled for another day.
I refuse to rewatch the last season, so please remind me why they decided it was a good idea to blow up the UD, which connects their dimension to another and which had already infected their city. There are gates literally all over Hawkins, covered by metal plates. And yet, the destruction of the UD did not affect Hawkins in the slightest, and all the tears in space simply magically disappeared.
No way. They've actually sold these box sets without s5 bloopers that everyone was looking forward to, and now they're going to release them separately for the 10th anniversary. Maybe they'll make a separate website for them with a paid subscription too. Oh, or they'll release another book with a secret code that will lead to these bloopers.
It's already 14 July for me, which means this is the last day I'm allowing myself to be delusional. Then it's time to say goodbye. My last prediction: Will is finally going to kill someone with that shovel. That's it. At this point, that's the only thing I want to see.
No way. They've actually sold these box sets without s5 bloopers that everyone was looking forward to, and now they're going to release them separately for the 10th anniversary. Maybe they'll make a separate website for them with a paid subscription too. Oh, or they'll release another book with a secret code that will lead to these bloopers.
People keep saying "If conformitygate isn't real, then why they don't talk about it in interviews, but keep giving weird hints?" The answer is money. Even if it is real, the answer is still money. We are such super smart guys, we make a show specifically for nerds, and here's a little puzzle for you from us. To solve it, you need to watch all the series, buy and read all the books and comics, go on our special tours, and live experiences, and our play, and some other play, buy another bunch of useless books with meaningless content, just in case there's a code in them. And don't forget about the mountain of merchandise and the flashlight that can show you something hidden in the merch.
No way. They've actually sold these box sets without s5 bloopers that everyone was looking forward to, and now they're going to release them separately for the 10th anniversary. Maybe they'll make a separate website for them with a paid subscription too. Oh, or they'll release another book with a secret code that will lead to these bloopers.
There's one idea on my mind. I think everyone's heard the theory that El was the one who led the demogorgon/lab to Will. What if the same thing happened to Kali? I am 100% sure that Brenner was keeping watch on El all that time, she was still under the lab's control, only this time they gave her the illusion of freedom. So what if Brenner used El to get to Kali? Isn't that what he'd been training her to do from the very beginning? To stalk and track people down? So what if she was his weapon for locating and capturing the other children? And Henry (Brenner?) confirms that he had been watching through her all this time (if I'm not mistaken, I refuse to rewatch the finale). Which makes no sense, given that we have Will the spy, who is still connected to the hive mind and the MF. Unless it's Brenner who had been watching through her all this time.
How this moment from Tales from 85 might change the course of history.
It is Jane and Mike agreeing to communicate more after having an argument.
This scene might also delete half of your favorite scenes in season 3. Giving Stranger Things fans the illusion of a Mandela Effect.
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Which, imo, was hinted at here.
Watch the change.
Mike and Jane agree to communicate more.
Mike does not lie about Nana being sick.
Jane does not go looking for Max.
Their Starcourt day never happens.
The VR game hint.
Jane will not break up with Mike. There will be no need.
How does this change Will's D&D game? I am unsure.
I know the Rain Fight will no longer exist.
But Castle Byers might be saved.
The full results: Mike and Jane's relationship is healthier. Max and Lucas start to want more private moments as they continue to date. We saw that in season 4. All normal teenage behavior. Dustin will continue to hang our primarily with Steve.
It's Will that begins to become more and more isolated. There would be a high probability of Hopper not dying, and Joyce not moving her family Lenora Hills.
This also might change Erica's future. Maybe Will never donates his D&D books to her, and the Party looses it's Rouge.
Does Hopper die? If he doesn't, that ensures he keeps his job. Taking the chief away from Calvin Powell. Something we saw in the epilogue.
This explains ElMax weird reunion. Will and Max bestie vibe. All weirdness can be traced back to Tales from 85.
A writers pen is being used as a weapon.
More moments we could lose.
The one that intrigues me most is Robin's coming out speech. What in Tales would change that?
You know, at this point, I wouldn't be surprised if the whole point of the show and the various timelines was to fix M11 relationship. That's why we have the books, the comics and now the cartoon, all of which are trying to fix their relationship. Everyone thought it was all heading towards byler, but actually ST is a loop designed to help Mike become a good boyfriend for El.
Honestly, I don't understand what they were trying to do with M11. That ship had potential at the beginning, I don't deny it, but instead of developing them, they spent 3 seasons showing how terrible they are for each other. In the comics and books they keep trying to paint them in a positive light. Netflix promotes them as love story. In the script, even in the season 5 trailer, they had some cute moments, like holding hands, which were ultimately cut. The script also didn't include "the real me" and ET makeover montage, and they didn't make Finn vomit in Millie's mouth. So, what's going on? Like, it's not even about byler. They used byler to humiliate and torture Will, we already got it. But what was their plan with mileven? I genuinely don't understand. The only thing that makes at least a little bit of sense is that they hated it but Netflix insisted on keeping them as the main couple to please GA.
Someone has already got hold of s5 script book and posted a pic of Will's Tammy speech. Is there any way to delete this book from existence, so that no one ever sees it and no photos of it get shared online?
Wait, guys. We know that Will's original class in DND is a wizard, but somewhere in s2 he changed it to a cleric. The timeline is not exactly specified, but could this have happened after "crazy together" that could serve as a paladin oath?