David Harbour on How ‘Stranger Things’ Has Changed Him: ‘It Ripped Apart the Whole Conception of What I Would Be’

Noah Schnapp and Millie Bobby Brown, stars of 'Stranger Things,' have revisited their performances from Season 1 as part of the digital de-aging process for flashback scenes in Season 5. This technique allows the characters Will Byers and Eleven to appear younger, enhancing the narrative continuity of the series. - This development is significant as it showcases the innovative use of technology in storytelling, allowing the show to maintain its connection to earlier seasons while adapting to the characters' growth and the evolving plot. - The Duffer Brothers have also linked Will's disappearan…

Creators Matt and Ross Duffer of 'Stranger Things' provided an update on their upcoming spin-off project, which has been in development since Season 4 premiered in summer 2022. The Duffer brothers indicated that the new series will be quite different from the original, as they move away from the 1980s setting and collaborate with Paramount.

November marks the return of 'Stranger Things' for its fifth and final season. In contrast, Ryan Murphy's 'All's Fair', featuring Kim Kardashian in her first leading role, has been met with widespread criticism, with The Guardian labeling it as 'fascinatingly, existentially terrible'. Additionally, a new French series 'Seduction' offers a reimagined take on the classic 'Dangerous Liaisons'. TV critic Dheepthika Laurent reviews the must-watch and must-avoid shows of the month.

The Duffer Brothers revealed that they began linking Will's disappearance to a 'sentient being' in the upcoming final season of Netflix's 'Stranger Things.' The first five minutes of Season 5 were recently unveiled, raising numerous questions about the supernatural events in Hawkins, Indiana. Noah Schnapp, who plays Will, reacted to the opening sequence, hinting at the show's intense narrative direction.

Jonathan Groff will conclude his role as Bobby Darin in the Broadway musical 'Just In Time' on March 29, 2026. This date marks nearly one year since the show's debut on Broadway. Groff is a Tony nominee recognized for his performances in 'Spring Awakening,' 'Hamilton,' and 'Merrily We Roll Along.'