We’re already excited for the second season of Stranger Things which hits Netflix just before Halloween, but it seems we also have reason to be even more excited… and a little sad.
In a new interview brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, the guys behind the awesome series, spoke about season two, saying they “wanted to push things a bit,” because, like any good movie sequel, “Nunber two is always a little bit bigger.”
However, even more excitingly, they also confirmed that the show already has a third season green-lit (yay!) and a fourth is planned (yay!), however, it’s unlikely it’ll go any further: “We’re thinking it will be a four-season thing and then out,” said Ross.
The show runners also said that the show may evolve from what we’ve seen already and likely will in the second season: “I don’t know if we can justify something bad happening to them [the kids in the show] once a year [whatever happens] They’re going to have to get the f@#k out of this town! It’s ridiculous!”
So we could be in for a big change after Season 2 and whatever happens it looks like we have four years ahead of us in Hawkins… and that’s just fine with us.
Stranger Things Season 2 returns to Netflix on October 27.
Source: Vulture
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