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Stranger Things Season 1 recap: Everything you need to remember ahead of Season 2

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Over a year since Stranger Things debuted and with less than a week until the new season (finally) arrives, you might be in need of a recap.

Well look no further, PinkNews brings you the ultimate recap of Season One of the Duffer Brothers’ hit.

Warning: Spoilers for Season One of Stranger Things below (as if you haven’t watched it already)

Stranger Things Season 1 recap: Everything you need to remember ahead of Season 2

Trailers and posters for Season Two have got us very excited for what lays on the other side of the upside down, and where the new season will take us.

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The trailer shows the whole gang back together with Will, who has a vision of the Upside Down. It also features Eleven, who appears to break through from the other world as well as other fan favourites such as Winona Ryder as Joyce Byers.

Stranger Things Season 1 recap: Everything you need to remember ahead of Season 2

Netflix has confirmed that Stranger Things 2 will be released on 27 October, just in time for Halloween.

So let’s recap.

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Stranger Things Season 1 recap: Everything you need to remember ahead of Season 2

The disappearance of WILL!!!???

Will Byers disappears early on in the first season of Stranger Things after the gang play Dungeons and Dragons. We later discover that Will has gone to the Upside Down and needs rescuing, but in the meantime the town’s chief of police, Hopper, arranges a massive search for the missing kid.

This is not before Will’s mum Joyce, played by Winona Ryder, gradually and dramatically breaks down, realising something isn’t right in that scene with the fairy lights and the alphabet on the wall, and that other scene where she uses an axe to put a hole in the wall. But Will can communicate from the Upside Down a whole lot better using the lights than he does over the crackly phone (of which Joyce goes through a few).

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