Stranger Things, Season One
Supercontext: an autopsy of media · Charlie Bennett
November 25, 20161h 14mExplicit
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Show Notes
Why do we miss the "simplicity" of the 1980s? Stranger Things effortlessly weaves our nostalgia into its narrative. But is too much nostalgia a good thing?
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