3. Season 3 Series Discussion

Season 3 Series Discussion

Season 3 is a long, reaching, embarrassing cringe fest. Characters overacting due to their fame - no longer true to original characters (see Hopper as pathetic, worthless, screaming cuck). Most acting and dialogue is TERRIBLE (eleven still can’t talk....) Everyone was better actors in S1. Nostalgic, 90s vibes wore off. The 90s theme is over done and not believable, detracting from that nostalgic vibe. Couldn’t get past E4 with the cheesy monster plot plus the absolute overflow of dating, romance and other relationship plot lines between the kids and every other character. S1 should have been the only season and should’ve been a mini-series. Based on other comments, glad I stopped on 4 and didn’t waste more of my time.

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