A Stranger Things Fan Made A Big Complaint About The New Season (And I’m Not Surprised An Orville Fan Agreed)

by

It’s been quite a wait, but the release date for the last season of Stranger Things, one of Netflix’s most anticipated shows, was eventually announced. Despite the delay, it’s good to know when we can finally watch it again. Many fans have joked that the actors playing the “kids” have grown up quite a bit during this long production period, which has taken nearly a decade. Not everyone is pleased with this extended timeline, even some supporters of The Orville series.

The hit show Stranger Things is set to conclude around 2025, marking nearly a decade since its debut. As a user on X noted, this timeline means fewer episodes than one might anticipate for such a long-running series. Given the limited content we’ve seen from it over the years, this doesn’t come as much of a surprise. For those who need a refresher, here’s a recap:

In simpler terms, this statement means that many people disagreed with the previous comment after watching the large Season 5 trailer. However, it’s important to note that the fanbase as a whole is not at risk of breaking apart or disappearing.

In other words, I don’t consider the mentioned criticism a recent or controversial opinion because there were plenty of tweets expressing similar views, and many viewers have expressed frustration about not getting a consistent number of new episodes with their Netflix subscription, compared to what they expected.

  • The time between seasons is the worst part. I forget a lot of what happened between seasons – @terifcus
  • don’t even remember what happened – @vladdwavy
  • Absolutely awful. I don’t mind high quality and a lower number of episodes, but waiting 3+ years between each season? Come on. They use to crank out 22 episodes in a year with ANOTHER season starting the next year. Surely with good planning they can do 6 – 8 episodes a year – @JoshAquilaDev
  • Can you imagine the show 24 today? It would have to be called 6. Besides, between “days,” Jack Bauer would age two or three years. – @NeurusC
  • It all went downhill once the 10 episodes per season thing took over – @germankontakt

Enthusiasts of “The Orville” were certainly among the commentators, pointing out that “Stranger Things” isn’t the only streaming series taking its sweet time to roll out episodes. Fans are eagerly anticipating news about Season 4, and Alex Hollings expressed his exasperation over the uncertainty.

Between Seasons 1 and 2 of The Orville, there was a gap of about a year. After that, a span of over three years passed before Season 2 aired, and now it’s close to three years since Season 3 debuted with production for Season 4 just getting underway. So far, only 36 episodes have been released over the past 8 years.

Navigating the uncertainty surrounding whether The Orville Season 4 will materialize is a dilemma I can relate to. It’s clear that modern television has produced some exceptional series, thanks in part to larger budgets compared to past eras. However, it seems essential to find a balance where we can continue enjoying quality shows without compromising on their timely delivery, don’t you agree?

Start watching the early stages of the last chapter of ‘Stranger Things’ on Netflix from November 26th. If you’re finding it hard to keep track of the release schedule for the final season, TopMob has got you covered. Our team is eagerly waiting to witness this entertaining series reach its conclusion!

Read More

2025-07-19 16:37