Netflix shared a tweet about Stranger Things with the date and the phrase “it’s coming back.” Although the tweet created the illusion that the new season would come on this date in the fans, this post was only a reference to a date within the series. Season 4 of the show is still coming in 2022.
Especially if you are an audience, as you will know, the Stranger Things series has been away from the audience for 2 years, despite not having a finale. According to the news we received later, the series, which will not come this year, will meet its fans after 3 years when it gives its 4th season in 2022. That’s why viewers are excited and impatient about it.
This impatience makes it easy to connect the little things to the claims about the new season. This is exactly what happened today. The fact that Netflix gave a related date while mentioning Stranger Things on Twitter made the fans think that this date was the release date of the new season. Of course that’s not true.
Exciting sharing of Netflix:
Netflix shared a post on Twitter that pointed to exactly today at night. in the post “November 6, 1983. The day Will Byers disappeared and the world turned upside down. Stranger Things day returns tomorrow.” expressions were used. Therefore, the excitement of the series that will give its new season today, on November 6, has started in the fans. However, this was nothing more than a history in the series.
The information that season 4 will arrive in 2022 was confirmed with the Creel House trailer released in September. We know from the movie A Nightmare on Elm Street, one of the horror icons of the 80s. by Robert Englund The trailer, which includes the trailer, gives a brief overview of what we will see in the new season; With the neon text at the end, it also confirmed that the release date is 2022. In short, there is nothing new to be excited about.
Some reactions to the ‘fake’ tweet:
“You wait 3 years to make a 10-episode series…”
“You will still watch”
“Oh, you mean like Mean Girls’ Day is October 3rd. It’s not like the new season is coming tomorrow.”
“How annoying to find out! Kid.”
“This should be a national holiday.”
“Canva app recognizes November 6 as Stranger Things Day!”
“I thought the new season was coming… Damn.”
“Until this comes out, Dustin will have his second midlife crisis.”
