Nancy, Jonathan, and the kids join forces while Chief Hopper and Joyce flee the big Russian.
Stranger Things— Season 3: “Chapter Five – The Flayed”

Nancy, Jonathan, and the kids join forces while Chief Hopper and Joyce flee the big Russian.
Will and his friends look for the Mind Flayer. Nancy and Hopper uncover new info about Starcourt.
Eleven attempts to close the gate she once opened. Joyce gives a last ditch attempt at saving her son.
The group are able to flee the Department of Energy. Only one of them won't make it.
Eleven tracks down her long lost sister, for better or worse.
Will's connection to the shadow monster is tearing him apart, but no one can help. Dustin and Steve prepare to battle Dart.
Jonathan and Nancy get in touch with Murray Bauman. Hooper's lost underneath Hawkins, as Joyce and Will try to save him.
Will's brought more back from the Upside Down. Little Dart is growing into something terrifying.
Dustin finds a weird new pet. Joyce inadvertently finds more evidence Will's still connected to the Upside Down.
On Halloween, Will witnesses another vision of the Upside Down.
Life in Hawkins goes on. But things will never, ever be the same, either.
Netflix’s Stranger Things
Season 1: “Chapter Seven – The Bathtub”
Directed by Matt & Ross Duffer
Written by Justin Doble
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* For a review of the Season 1 finale, “Chapter Eight – The Upside Down” – click here
Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard) helps clean Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) up. They have an almost romantic moment before Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) busts in to tell them Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) is on the Walkie Talkie screaming “The bad men are coming!” The boys wise up to the van outside the house. Or the load of them. Mike, Dustin, and Eleven take off out the back door to get a head start, as Dr. Martin Brenner (Matthew Modine) and his men descend. A steely moment between Eleven and Brenner sends everyone on a big chase. The whole gang gets back together before the vans fly after their bikes. Eleven keeps them safe with an awesome stunt that puts one van into the air, soaring, then it crashes hard to the ground. In the meantime, Lucas bonds with Eleven: “Friends don‘t lie. I‘m sorry, too,” she says. Prompting Mike and Lucas to shake hands and secure their group dynamic once more for the hard road ahead.
Chief Jim Hopper (David Harbour) and Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder) get to the station, where Nancy Wheeler (Natalia Dyer) waits with Jonathan (Charlie Heaton). The ole Chief is ready to give anything a try, so why not listen to what Jonathan’s got to say, no matter how crazy?
The Wheeler house has the government swarming all over it, Dr. Brenner and a team of scientists combing through the place. Karen and Ted Wheeler (Cara Buono/Joe Chrest) talk with the doctor, who plays head game like you’d expect. “Will you trust me?” he asks gently before prying further information out.
U.S. Department of Energy is the next stop for Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and Eleven. Although they know it’s going to be a rocky road. Already there are helicopters flying overhead: “Mental,” Dustin mutters after the group hides in a derelict bus.
At the station Hopper hears about the girl with the shaved head from Troy whose arm got broken because of the fact she can “do things.” Now there’s more strangeness leaking in to make Chief Jim believe there is definitely something to uncover. So with Jonathan and Nancy in tow the Jim-Joyce duo go back to the Byers place for a Walkie Talkie. Nancy calls for Mike. He doesn’t answer at first, but later responds to let them know where they’ve been hiding. For his part, Dustin thinks they’re going to end up like “Lando” in Star Wars.