The news comes as Netflix announced that the next season of the series (Season 4) will debut in two parts this summer. Part one will stream on the service on May 27, and part two will drop on July 1.
“With nine scripts, over eight hundred pages, nearly two years of filming, thousands of visual effects shots, and nearly twice the runtime of any previous season, ‘Stranger Things 4’ has been the toughest season yet, but also the most rewarding,” the Duffer brothers wrote.
Fans are patiently awaiting the return of the show, which last aired on Netflix in July 2019.
The show — which tells the harrowing story of Midwestern children dealing with monsters from a parallel universe — came out of nowhere when it debuted in 2016. But it quickly gained a deeply devoted following.
While losing “Stranger Things” is no small feat for Netflix, The Upside-Down Adventures is unlikely to end completely, according to its creators.
“There are still many exciting stories to be told in the world of ‘Stranger Things’; new mysteries, new adventures, unexpected new heroes,” the Duffer brothers said. “But first, we hope you stick with us as we finish this story.”
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