US Edition‘Beth & Rip’ Yellowstone Spinoff Release Avoids a Big Stranger Things Mistake but All’s Not Good for Taylor Sheridan
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‘Beth & Rip’ Yellowstone Spinoff Release Avoids a Big Stranger Things Mistake but All’s Not Good for Taylor Sheridan
Ah, Stranger Things, the show that started with nosebleeds and Dungeons & Dragons and somehow evolved into a 1980s fever dream where teenagers look like they’re eligible for car insurance discounts. The Stranger Things release schedule was a timeline so chaotic it could’ve been scribbled by a caffeinated squirrel. Season 1? 2016. Season 2? A year later. Then came a two-year void, followed by Season 3 in 2019. Season 4? Not until 2022. And Season…
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