
If you’ve been waiting anxiously to follow the adventures of Eleven and her friends as they battle monsters from another dimension in the town of Hawkins, I’ve got some bad news for you: season three of Netflix’ 80s-themed sci-fi show Stranger Things will skip 2018 and air next summer instead. That’s from Entertainment Weekly, which reported the delay it heard about from Cindy Holland, who heads up original programming at Netflix. She promised that the next season will be bigger, better, filled with more special effects, and “worth the wait.†Given that it’ll be some 18 months between seasons two and three,…
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