It’s a small town, everybody knows each other. It’s not like they’re roaming around Chicago.
Ehh I actually see more of her pops in her. At certain angles she looks deadass like Ethan Hawke in a wigOl girl who plays Robin, the girl with Steve, is the daughter of Uma Thurman/Ethan Hawke
She looks like both of them, but moreso her mother
when they finally see him
Ehh I actually see more of her pops in her. At certain angles she looks deadass like Ethan Hawke in a wig
Had no idea Robin was Uma & Ethan’s daughter. I guess I just didn’t notice a resemblance
It's actually crazy she looks like both of them. I thought she looked more like Uma at times, but I did see Ethan Hawke a few times too
Finished it. Hate to say it but I think this show has jumped the shark big time. There was no expanding the universe whatsoever this season which it badly needs. I think this is in part to the backlash over episode 7 in season 2 which was bad but I see what they were trying to do. To much relying on the music, product placement, and nostaglia which is part of the show but it really came to the forefront and took over everything this season instead of playing the background.
-How is Hawkins not quarantined and sectioned off from the rest of the country by now after all the shyt that has happened there? That's where I thought shyt would get interesting when/if the US Government jumped in and got involved. I thought this world would be big after season 1 but in reality its gotten smaller and smaller and the seasons progress. You got this giant monster running around and its just the kids and the 2/3 adults that are actually around and trying to do something. Where was everybody?
-what's the end game for the Russians and how do you build a base like that on American soil in full Russian military uniforms? Russia was enemy #1 back in the 80's. And there's no need to open up the gate to spy on Americans if you already have a massive base on US soil.
-They should've kept that serious tone from season 1. I really don't get how the kids go back to regular lives at the start of each season with the shyt they've been through. Also the characters not believing some strange shyt is happening after they went through Stranger Things shyt in the first two seasons
Nothing but facts. I agree. And this would've been the perfect season to start explaining everything and getting deeper in their lore and backstories. They actually have dope serious material to work with in this show. The Upside down world, El and her mom, The Hawkins Lab Group, even her sister/the Indian girl just minus the street gang shyt. After season one I literally thought this was going to become the new "Lost" of this television/streaming eraI kinda agree. I liked season 1 the most because it was more about the upside down and eleven.
Adding the Russians is weird because they just operating the gate for no apparent reason. Why are they opening the gate anyway, I never got a clear understanding of that. They buying land in Hawkins after events of season 1 and 2 and nobody bats an eye? They own the mall and nobody cares? Russian terminator would have killed everyone on sight if we being real
It's been 3 seasons and I still dont have a clear story on exactly what the upside down is, why it's hidden thru a gate, why eleven has powers and why the Russians want in.
Edit: It's also weird to me how they on the edge of life or death and they have time for Dustin and Suzie to sing songs on the walkie
But now its all product placement, whimsical meaningless back and forth bickering and banter, gags and singing, filler episodes, and a new monster of the week.They can still redeem themselves if they make the tone a little more serious and less comical.Nothing but facts. I agree. And this would've been the perfect season to start explaining everything and getting deeper in their lore and backstories. They actually have dope serious material to work with in this show. The Upside down world, El and her mom, The Hawkins Lab Group, even her sister/the Indian girl just minus the street gang shyt. After season one I literally thought this was going to become the new "Lost" of this television/streaming era
