November 6 is the day Netflix designated years ago to be “Stranger Things Day” as it marks the Vanishing Of Will Byers that started everything back in 1983. However, we had no idea if they were going to “celebrate” it this year, as clearly, whatever they announced was going to get lost in the post-election noise. Looks like they did it anyway…so whether people see it or not, here are all eight names from the episodes of Season Five, presented by Netflix:
- The Crawl
- The Vanishing of _______
- The Turnbow Trap
- Sorcerer
- Shock Jock
- Escape From Camazotz
- The Bridge
- The Rightside Up
The Vanishing Of What? One of the titles had to be partially obscured as it’s apparently a bit of a spoiler. Looks like the Demogorgon grabs someone else.
The short video that reveals all this ends with “In the fall of 1987, one last adventure begins.” While this confirms the “time jump” the Duffers mentioned in an interview long ago, it’s not really that much of a jump. Each season takes place in a different year, usually the year after the previous season, so…nothing’s different at all. However, the character’s ages definitely won’t line up with the actors!
The Duffers are too good at concealing spoilers, so don’t try to decipher any clues out of those titles — there probably aren’t any (we have no idea what “Camazotz” is). There are still a lot of unanswered questions. My biggest one is….remember that final shot with all the smoke rising from the Upside Down crevasses that was turning the flora to ash? That seemed pretty URGENT, don’t you think? Why would it take until the fall of 1987 to deal with that?
We won’t know for a while….Stranger Things Season 5 starts running in 2025, and will very likely be split up (if Netflix will split up Cobra Kai and Emily In Freaking Paris, they’ll stagger the rollout of this one too).




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