Netflix's 'Stranger Things': As they arrive as teens in Season 3, let's look at why we miss the kids from Season 1
The show was refreshing with all the '80s nostalgia but somewhere it lost its course with regards to original content
It is a tremendous pressure to maintain quality when a show reaches a fan base as huge as Netflix's 'Stranger Things', and, to be honest, to some extent the show has struggled to retain that quality in the first two seasons. However, like most other series which often tend to stumble upon their own pride, the Duffer Brothers-created show seems to have suffered something similar.
Season 2 was just not good enough when compared to Season 1, and we doubt if Season 3 could be the last blow to the Netflix show. When Season 1 of 'Stranger Things' first appeared on Netflix in 2017, viewers were immediately attracted to the fresh new show on the streaming platform.
