Netflix approves ‘Stranger Things’ spin-off series & stage play

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2 years ago

July 7, 2022

Brittany Coles

If you haven’t seen Stranger things by now, I’m afraid you’re far behind, the fourth season of the TV show briefly crashed the Netflix app as fans rushed to view it

The series has logged over 1.15 billion hours in viewing time on Netflix, behind South Korean drama “Squid Game.”

It’s so popular that Netflix has now approved a ‘Stranger Things’ spin-off series to help build a franchise.

It’s come at a perfect time because the last season ever of stranger things won’t air until 2024.

So fans can get their fix soon enough now a spin-off science fiction series gets underway.

“Stranger Things” is the biggest English-language hit into a broad entertainment franchise.

The new series will be based on an original idea from the twins who created “Stranger Things”

Netflix is remaining tight lipped on the story or characters but its also announced a stage play set in the world of “Stranger Things.”

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May 10, 2024

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Human-like robots want to takeover the workplace

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