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Robot, and others, Stranger Things will also be getting its own aftershow talk show for its second season, reports The Hollywood Reporter. Streaming on Netflix, the aftershow, called Beyond Stranger Things, will be hosted by comedian and filmmaker Jim Rash, and will look at the inspiration for the series and behind-the-scene stories, as well as analyze each episode to answer viewers’ “burning questions.”Īs with other series aftershows, guests will include the show’s creators, Ross and Matt Duffer, along with producers and cast members. Joining the ranks of series like The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Orphan Black, Mr. You want to surprise them a little bit.” Stranger Things will get an aftershow talk show “And then this season’s a very different feeling, which is: ‘We know we’re gonna have these people watching it, but yeah, they have expectations now.'” And that’s always the balancing act, ’cause you don’t want to just give people exactly what is expected.

So season one was really scary in a lot of ways.” “Because season one, you’re just scared that people might not like it, and even worse, that no one’s gonna watch it. “I always say that it evens out in terms of just how scared I am about the whole thing,” explained Duffer in an interview with NPR released the day of the season’s Netflix premiere. The creators of the series are well aware of the high expectations fans have for the second season of the show, and according to Ross Duffer, the scares this time around are different for them, too.

We wouldn’t have been able to do that the whole season.” Feeling the pressure “It’s kind of expensive, so thank God it was only for that one short sequence. “It’s not like it wasn’t a challenge, but it was dark, and because it was a buzz cut, it turned out much better than I thought it was going to be,” Duffer said. It wasn’t so bad in this case, however, as the Stranger Things co-creator explained. So the show turned to CG, normally an especially difficult process when it comes to hair. They discovered this the hard way when bringing up the touchy subject, only to fall victim to the young actress’s “foul mouth.”Ī cap and wig were trotted out, but neither worked very well. And even if the producers tried, Brown would have had none of it. In an interview with Vulture, Matt Duffer said it would have been “cruel” to make the actress shave her head again. Telekinetic mystery girl Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) has grown her hair out since escaping from the lab, but the Duffer brothers needed her season-one ‘do for a brief scene in season two. So what do we know about the show’s return? Here are all the details so far. Much to the delight of sci-fi fans of all kinds, the Stranger Things season 2 premiered October 27 - right in time for Halloween, of course. Stranger Things debuted, there was major buzz around the nostalgia-driven thriller about a group of kids in the 1980s who get caught up in a terrifying mystery involving a telekinetic girl, otherworldly dimensions, and a monster unleashed on their small town of Hawkins, Indiana. It ended up being so good that Stranger Things got us excited about TV again, and it may just be the best Netflix Original yet.įor those who binged their way through the first season, one of the biggest remaining mysteries was whether the acclaimed show created by brothers Matt and Ross Duffer would indeed get a second season.

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