The show's attention to detail and its commitment to its 1980s setting have helped to create a unique and immersive world that is both comfily familiar and creepily strange. Each subsequent season expertly builds upon the previous one and no episode feels wasted, each expanding the show's intriguing mythology and exploring new themes and characters. The first season sets a great foundation for the series, introducing the main characters and setting the stage for the strange events that occur in Hawkins.
The show's nostalgic elements, like its soundtrack and references to pop culture from the 80s, were also a highlight for me and one of my favourite aspects of the show. The show's very memorable and likable characters, along with its riveting storyline and highly suspenseful moments, grabbed my attention and kept me invested and immersed in the show. Throughout all four seasons so far, I believe Stranger Things has maintained an extremely high level of quality in its writing, acting, and production value. Stranger Things is set in the 1980s in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana and follows a group of friends as they uncover supernatural mysteries and government conspiracies.
