Stranger Things fans around the world binge-watch the entire third series in just a few hours

‘Go watch it now!’: Stranger Things fans around the world follow Millie Bobby Brown’s advice and binge-watch the entire third series that went live on Netflix today with many professing it the ‘best season ever’

  • The third series of hit Netflix show Stranger Things was released this morning
  • Binge-watching fans have hailed the new season, watching it in just a few hours
  • Millie Bobby-Brown shared excited video urging fans to watch series ‘right now’ 

Fans are hailing the new series of Stranger Things as the best one yet after binge-watching the season in just a few hours. 

The latest installment of the hit Netflix show was released today, promising a third series of supernatural monsters and charming 80s-inspired nostalgia. 

Thrilled viewers from all over the world took to social media to celebrate the new season and thousands are expected to finish it within 24 hours. 

Some even claimed to have completed it already, after excited star Millie Bobby Brown took to Instagram to urge fans to watch ‘right now’.

There are eight episodes in the season, which was released at midnight in San Francisco, 8am UK time. 

Within six hours of it being released, fans claimed to have completed it.  

Millie Bobby Brown excitedly posted on her Instagram page, telling fans to immediately watch the new series of Stranger Things

One fan wrote: ‘Just finished watching #StrangerThings and wasn’t expecting that ending, by far the best season.’

Another said: ‘I’m on the last stranger things episode, I might cry i don’t want it to end.’

A third said: ‘I just finished @Stranger_Things. What a season. Congrats to the cast and crew. Your best yet.’

While another wrote: ‘So I just finished watching stranger things season three…I won’t spoil it, but I think I may have caused a flood my my tears. Easily the best season.’

Series three of hit Netflix show Stranger Things was released today, promising a season of supernatural monsters and charming 80s-inspired nostalgia

Series three of hit Netflix show Stranger Things was released today, promising a season of supernatural monsters and charming 80s-inspired nostalgia

Millie Bobby Brown

Millie Bobby Brown

Millie Bobby Brown counted down to the release of the new series on her Instagram account today

'Hawkins, Indiana has a way of harboring dark secrets, with a variety of threats looming large in the small town that will take terror to an all-new level'

‘Hawkins, Indiana has a way of harboring dark secrets, with a variety of threats looming large in the small town that will take terror to an all-new level’

Season two, which came out in November 2017, saw 361,000 people watch all nine episodes within 24 hours in the US.

15.8 million US viewers watched the first episode within the first three days of it being released. 

With fans hailing series three on social media already, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see both numbers exceeded. 

Set in the summer of 1985, the new episodes will see the gang once again fighting a mystery evil from another dimension with the help of police chief David Harbour and Winona Ryder.

Millie Bobby Brown will reprise the role of Eleven, while Finn Wolfhard as Mike Wheeler, Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin and Noah Schnapp as Will Byers will return as the trio of best friends.

The series will see Millie Bobby Brown reprise the role of Eleven, while Finn Wolfhard as Mike Wheeler, Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin and Noah Schnapp as Will Byers will return as the trio of best friends

The series will see Millie Bobby Brown reprise the role of Eleven, while Finn Wolfhard as Mike Wheeler, Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin and Noah Schnapp as Will Byers will return as the trio of best friends

Action: Winona Ryder, David Harbour and Finn Wolfhard return to the series written by The Duffer Brothers

Action: Winona Ryder, David Harbour and Finn Wolfhard return to the series written by The Duffer Brothers

The series, which sees a return to the fictional town of Hawkins in Indiana, is expected to jump forwards in time to accommodate the child ensembles’ greater age.

New additions to the cast include British actor Cary Elwes, who portrays the town’s mayor, Jake Busey as a local reporter and Maya Hawke as a shopping mall employee.

Trailers have hinted that the action will center around a travelling fairground as well as the Upside Down, the alternate dimension where much of Stranger Things is set. 

Creators the Duffer Brothers have denied that the character of the new mayor was influenced in any way by Donald Trump. 

They said the character ‘happens to be blond and full of himself and likes the sound of his own voice’. 

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