![]() ![]() It’s still unknown when the cast of Stranger Things will start filming season 4. Either way, viewers would willingly follow these kids into old age when, we can only imagine, Will will still be pushing to play Dungeons and Dragons. We seem to be heading toward the end of the decade and the fall of the Soviet Union. The show’s schtick is serving up ’80s nostalgia, with the first three seasons taking place in 1983, 19. And a special bonus: an appearance from Tom Wlaschiha, who played Jaqen H’ghr in Game of Thrones. In the trailer’s closing moments, we hear the iconic chittering of the Demogorgon to remind us that just because Hopper is OK, it’s never a given that the fan favorites are long for this world. No matter what, Chief Jim Hopper survives to live another day. Surely eagle-eyed redditors will have some thoughts. Could this be a special transportation method for something? Is this a train so that his secretary Flo can get some festive shirts to bring more cheer to the picture as soon as possible? It might be more ominous than that. We see that Hopper, head shaved, has literally been working on a railroad all the live-long day. We can assume from the tents, armed guards in uniform and menacing guard dogs that the villains have captured Hopper and brought him to Russia as a laborer at a remote prison camp. The telling snippet opens on a drastic situation in snowy Russia. ![]() Hopper lives! As for what his life is now, it looks like bleak central. There’s a crucial update “from Russia with love,” as Netflix packaged the cheeky Valentine’s Day teaser trailer, with the very best news. What do we learn from the Stranger Things season 4 teaser trailer? Here’s everything we know about Stranger Things season 4, from the new teaser trailer to the cast to the release date to the plot. ![]()
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