Introduced in the second season as a malevolent semi-corporeal entity that resides in the parallel dimension known as the Upside Down, where every living thing in that reality serves as an extension of the Mind Flayer's hive mind and acts on the entity's desire to spread itself to Earth. The events of the first season allowed the Mind Flayer to terraform Hawkins secretly through Will Byers, who was infected during his time in the Upside Down and had unknowingly brought incubated Demogorgons with him. In the second season, the Mind Flayer's existence was revealed as it implanted a piece of itself into Will through visions, while using adolescent Demogorgons to eliminate anyone who interfered in the terraforming. While the others managed to close the gate to sever the Mind Flayer's foothold, its ethereal fragment took refuge at Brimborn Steel Works after being "exorcised" from Will. During the events of season three, a new Gate opened by Russians allowed the Mind Flayer to have its isolated fragment create an organic vessel by infecting and possessing living beings and absorbing their entire biomass. The Mind Flayer nearly succeeded in killing Eleven, only to lose its foothold when Joyce and Hopper infiltrated the secret Russian laboratory and closed the new gate.

Later, while watching the tape, Joyce noticed some strange interference in the footage. After tracing the shape on a piece of paper, she realized it resembled Will's drawing of the the spider-like creature. Worried, she went to the Middle School to get Will. When she arrived, Joyce, as well as the boys and Max Mayfield, found Will as he was experiencing another episode. While Joyce tried to wake him up, Will was being overwhelmed by the shadow monster. When Will finally snapped out of the episode, Joyce took him home and questioned him about his drawing. Will recounted his encounter with the shadow monster, saying he felt it everywhere and could still feel it. Joyce then assured him that she wouldn't let anything hurt him, promising she would help fix whatever was wrong with him. A term for Earth-based beings that are possessed by the Mind Flayer, Will Byers being the first case during the second season until an ethereal fragment of the Mind Flayer was purged from his body. The isolated fragment later began possessing rats and eventually humans during the events of season three, having most of its hosts ingest toxic chemicals so they could gradually be melted down into materials for the Mind Flayer to create a proxy body to act through in its attempt to kill Eleven. Petski, Denise (September 1, 2015). "Ross Patridge Joins cast of Stranger Things". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on August 8, 2016 . Retrieved August 4, 2016. Originally scripted as “The Pumpkin Patch” season 2, chapter 3 of Stranger Things showcases Jim Hopper’s Aviator Outdoorsman sunglasses for the first time. After a strange call-out to visit Merrill’s Pumpkin Patch, he witnesses the destroyed crop on a sunny autumn day in Hawkins Indiana.

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Rob Morgan as Calvin Powell, one of Hopper's officers. He later becomes the Hawkins chief of police following Hopper's disappearance. Murray Bauman is a private investigator and conspiracy theorist hired to investigate Barbara Holland's disappearance. First introduced in season two, he assists Nancy and Jonathan in their mission to shut down Hawkins National Laboratory.For its fourth season, Stranger Things has gone super-sized. Its episodes are longer, its storylines are multiple, its locations are further flung, and its cast has expanded beyond all reasonable measure. Even allowing for the usual body count replacement rate to fill in the gaps left by last season’s victims of the Upside Down, there are a lot of new faces. (In addition to most of the old faces, plus a couple of faces so heavily coated in terrifying prosthetics you wouldn’t recognise the actors behind them if they sat down to lunch with you in the catering tent.) Joyce Byers (née Maldonado), [2] portrayed by Winona Ryder, is a main character in Stranger Things. She is the financially struggling single mother of Jonathan and Will Byers, the foster mother of Eleven, and the best friend/eventual girlfriend of Jim Hopper. Linnea Berthelsen as Kali / 008, a young woman with illusion manipulation abilities, who, along with Eleven, was experimented on at the Hawkins Laboratory, but later managed to escape. She does have a caring side, though it is often covered by her vindictive personality. [11] [27]

In line with many stereotypical private investigators, he is a heavy drinker and has a fondness for music from the 1930s-1950s, such as Billie Holiday. But for you, the eyewear aficionado, Stranger Things has featured some truly iconic sunglasses frames. Which is exactly what this blog is all about. To celebrate, we’ve listed each of the memorable frames throughout each series so far. Chelsea Talmadge as Carol Perkins, a former best friend of Steve, and girlfriend of Tommy. [25] Like her boyfriend, Carol will do anything to ensure her popularity. John Paul Reynolds as Phil Callahan, another of Hopper's officers. [16] Not nearly as serious as his partner, he still works hard in the search for Will Byers. Erica Sinclair is Sue and Charles Sinclair's youngest child and is Lucas' younger sister. [14] Introduced in the second season as a recurring character, she was promoted to series regular in the third season. She aids Dustin, Steve, and Robin in infiltrating the Russian base beneath Starcourt Mall. During these events, Dustin convinces Erica that, like himself and his friends, she is a nerd and that she should embrace that. At the end of the third season, she is given Will's Dungeons & Dragons manuals. She is very snarky, foul-mouthed, sassy and often thinks of Lucas and his friends as nerds, though she can also be nice at times. In season four, she has embraced her nerdy side and joins the Hawkins High School's Hellfire Club in her brother's place after demonstrating proficient knowledge of Dungeons & Dragons. She serves as a lookout and communicator between the many groups in their plan to defeat Vecna.Shannon Purser as Barbara "Barb" Holland, an introvert and best friend of Nancy Wheeler. She is concerned that her friendship with Nancy may be threatened by Nancy's relationship with Steve. [19] Barb is one of the first victims of the Demogorgon. Mason Dye as Jason Carver, the captain of the Hawkins High School basketball team and Chrissy Cunningham's boyfriend. After Chrissy's death, he leads his team on a witch-hunt for Eddie, whom he believes to be the perpetrator and the leader of a Satanic cult. He confronts Lucas at the Creel House and Lucas manages to beat him in a fight. Jason is killed when Vecna opens the fourth gate which cuts through his body in half. Altmann, Alana (November 2, 2017). "Mr. Clarke From 'Stranger Things' IRL Looks Totally Different, But Will Still Remind You Of Your Coolest Science Teacher". Elite Daily. Archived from the original on June 22, 2018 . Retrieved June 22, 2018. Eleven is a telekinetic girl who is the sole match for the creatures of the Upside Down. She later becomes Jim Hopper's adoptive daughter and Mike Wheeler's girlfriend.

For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. I WAS first made aware of Caleb McLaughlin a couple of years ago when I was babysitting my little sister. She told me she had planned for us an evening of watching the latest and “coolest ever” programme that “everyone was talking about” in the school playground. The programme she was referring to was the Netflix phenomenon – Stranger Things. Of course, I had heard of it before – it wasn’t just spoken about in the school playground, but also at watercoolers at work, all across social media and on T-shirts in many high street shops. Titled MBB, the collection is an acronym for the actress's initials. The range includes three optical frames and four pairs of sunglasses. Aimed primarily at women, the frames adopt a playful variety of retro silhouettes ranging from round, rectangular, cat eye, or classic oval shapes. Likewise, Millie Bobby Brown's fashion-forward style inspires many individuals. It is not the first celebrity collaboration for the eyewear brand, which has previously worked with Gigi Hadid and Eva Mendes. Murray Bauman, portrayed by Brett Gelman, is a main character in Stranger Things, being introduced in the second season as a recurring role before being promoted to the main cast from the fourth season onward. Miller, Liz Shannon; Greene, Steve; Nguyen, Hanh; Travers, Ben (November 3, 2017). "All the 'Stranger Things' Characters, Ranked from Worst to Best". IndieWire. Archived from the original on November 26, 2017 . Retrieved June 22, 2018.Crossan, Ashley (August 31, 2016). "Exclusive: 'Stranger Things' Actor Joe Keery on Season 2, He loves his hair and Justice for Barb". Entertainment Tonight. Archived from the original on January 3, 2017 . Retrieved January 2, 2017. Gabriella Pizzolo as Suzie Bingham; Dustin's girlfriend, whom he met at summer camp. Suzie lives with her large Mormon family at a house in Salt Lake City. Lucas is the eldest child of Sue and Charles Sinclair, the elder brother of Erica, and a friend of Mike, Will, and Dustin. Lucas is wary of Eleven at first and blatantly distrustful of her but befriends her later. Originally titled ‘Skeet Glass’, Ray-Ban launched their ‘Outdoorsman’ sunglasses in 1939 as a hunting frame for shooting and fishing enthusiasts. Like the Aviator, the Outdoorsman features a double bridge but with a characteristic brow bar cladded in natural materials such as wood, leather or nacre (mother of pearl.) The temple tips were often made from the same materials instead of acetate, thus differentiating the Outdoorsman from the Aviator range. Murray is the fourth character in the series to make their debut as a recurring character, before being promoted to a main character, following Noah Schnapp's character Will Byers, who was recurring in Season 1, and Joe Keery's character Steve Harrington, who made his debut as a recurring character in Season 1, before returning as a main character in Season 2, and Priah Ferguson's character Erica Sinclair, who made her debut as a recurring character in Season 2, before returning as a main character in Season 3.