Stranger Things likely to end after four seasons, say creators
The Duffer brothers say they believe they will call time on the Netflix show after four seasons.
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The brothers behind Stranger Things have said they envisage the hit series will draw to a close after four seasons.
The Netflix sci-fi returns for its second season in October, but creators Ross and Matt Duffer can already see the end.
The first season focused on a band of young friends trying to get their pal back after he disappeared into a mysterious alternate reality during which they forged a bond with hero Eleven, played by British actress Millie Bobby Brown.
“We just have to keep adjusting the story,” Matt added. “Though I don’t know if we can justify something bad happening to them once a year.”
Despite her sacrifice at the end of the first season, Eleven will return for series two, which will premiere on the streaming service on October 27.