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  • Duffers Talk That “Stranger Things” Ending | Stranger Things star reacts to “devastating” reveal …

    Duffers Talk That “Stranger Things” Ending | Stranger Things star reacts to “devastating” reveal …

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    Duffers Talk That "Stranger Things" Ending

    The two-hour finale for “Stranger Things” has now aired, the finale properly closing things off for the show and offering happy endings for all the major characters.

    Even so, there has been a divided reaction to the finale on social media – some finding it a big improvement on the rest of the season, others dubbing it predictable, tired and dull.

    One decision that ties to the final minutes of the episode has caused some debate. In those final minutes, Mike (Finn Wolfhard) tells a story of how Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) possibly survived her apparent death as the Upside Down was wiped away.

    Stranger Things star reacts to "devastating" reveal and "tough" Eleven scene in volume 2

    Kali has to have an impossible conversation with Eleven, which could change everything.

    With Kali's return in Stranger Things season 5 has come a devastating storyline and a chilling reveal that the terrors that haunted her and Eleven's nightmares as children are not over yet.

    After she's rescued from Dr Kay's lab by Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) and Hopper (David Harbour), Kali (Linnea Berthelsen) recounts the horrors she saw there – Kay keeping countless pregnant women captive and infusing them with Kali's blood in an attempt to restart Dr Brenner's programme.

    Kali then realises she has to tell Eleven all of this, and ask something impossible of her – to sacrifice herself along with Kali so that the cycle can finally end.

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    What Happened to Eleven & More Stranger Things Series Finale Questions Officially Answered by Creators

    After nine years, five seasons, and 42 episodes, Stranger Things has come to an end. The final episode, “The Rightside Up,” delivers a conclusion that splits its time between Upside Down mythos and battling Vecna with focusing on its core characters and aiming to give them all emotionally satisfying sendoffs. Whether it successfully pulls that off is up to each respective viewer, with Stranger Things‘ finale dividing fans, but there’s a lot to discuss and plenty of questions to dive into. Warning: Spoilers follow from this point on.

    Stranger Things‘ ending episode packs a lot in to its runtime of two hours, eight minutes, including the truth of Henry Creel’s origins, where we learn that he was influenced by, and working with, the Mind Flayer all along, and that both the Flayer and Vecna have to be defeated (which, of course, they are). Along the way, Eleven’s sister, Kali, is killed, and Eleven’s own fate is left ambiguous: did she die with the Upside Down’s destruction, or did she really escape and find a new, peaceful life away from Hawkins? Speaking with Netflix Tudum, the show’s creators, Matt and Ross Duffer, broke down the finale and some of the biggest moments from it.

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  • The ‘dream job’ that brought two US stars to Australia – and then blew their minds | Spray …

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    The ‘dream job’ that brought two US stars to Australia – and then blew their minds

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    D’Arcy Carden as Vicki and Will Forte as Martin in Sunny Nights.

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    Australia proves anything but a paradise for the American siblings and spray tan entrepreneurs at the centre of Stan’s new ultra-black comedy Sunny Nights, who face off against exploding crocodiles on golf courses, extortion schemes and Sydney’s scariest loan-shark.

    Thankfully, it was another story for the show’s Emmy Award-nominated lead actors D’Arcy Carden (The Good Place, Nobody Wants This) and Will Forte (Saturday Night Live, The Last Man on Earth), who moved with their families from Los Angeles to Sydney last winter for filming.

    Spray tans and exploding crocs? New Aussie crime caper is the right side of zany

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    This new comedy from Trent O’Donnell, director/executive producer of Colin From Accounts, takes a little bit to hit its stride, but stick with it – once it gets going, it’s a lot of fun.

    American siblings Martin (Saturday Night Live comedian Will Forte) and Vicki Marvin (D’Arcy Carden, Janet in The Good Place) have come to Sydney to set up a spray tan business – Tansform, a tan in a can – a destination they’ve chosen based on our rates of skin cancer.

    Martin, a sensible risk analyst, is adrift after his marriage broke down, and his wife Joyce (Ra Chapman), is now living in Sydney, trying to make it as a journalist. He’s determined to win her back with his bold new business venture. Vicki, the family’s impulsive loose cannon, hopes to prove she’s not a no-hoper who can’t hold down a job.

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    D’Arcy Carden as Vicki and Will Forte as Martin in Sunny Nights.

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    Australia proves anything but a paradise for the American siblings and spray tan entrepreneurs at the centre of Stan’s new ultra-black comedy Sunny Nights, who face off against exploding crocodiles on golf courses, extortion schemes and Sydney’s scariest loan-shark.

    Thankfully, it was another story for the show’s Emmy Award-nominated lead actors D’Arcy Carden (The Good Place, Nobody Wants This) and Will Forte (Saturday Night Live, The Last Man on Earth), who moved with their families from Los Angeles to Sydney last winter for filming.

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