The Scoops Team is a group of code-breaking rats that infiltrate a laboratory made up of Scoops Ahoy employees Steve and Robin (Maya Hawke, season best new character), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and Erica ( Priah Ferguson), model of Lucas - sister abuse.
That leaves the grown-ups, Joyce and Hopper (David Harbor) and paranoid private eye Murray (Brett Gelman) left behind. To Murray's chagrin, Dustin named their group the Bald Eagles.
However, before the Griswolds, Scoops Troupe, and Bald Eagle regained their radios for the climactic battle, "Stranger Things" took a while to gather strength. Dustin's withdrawal from his friends for much of the season was one of many rifts in the group, having nothing to do with external threats to them. While Will hasn't been directly noticed by the Mind Flayer this season, his eagerness to return to epic versions of Dungeons & Dragons with his friends has been quelled by their preoccupation. with girls.
Lucas and Max get caught up in the kind of repetitive affection that occurs between inexperienced teenagers, and their heartbreak weighs heavily on Mike and Eleven, who have made the mistake of heeding their advice. .
At the town paper - a heavily staffed agency, as reporters today would certainly notice - Nancy and Jonathan were interned, but Nancy could not earn the respect of the all-male editorial unit. your own, even after subscribing to Season's Story. As their editors mock their investigation, the two track down strange phenomena around town, including an elderly woman (Peggy Miley) who traps a rat. possessed by a demon and eventually began to eat its weight in fertilizer. Something has happened. They have already seen this movie.
Most of the fun of the third season, however, comes from outside of the all-star core group. Gelman's investigator and mastermind is a great addition to the previous installment, but when he teams up with a Russian scientist (Alec Utgoff) who reveals the secret to Joyce and Hopper, the film Sweet comedy broke out amid the chaos.
The chemistry between Jim and Joyce (David Harbor and Winona Ryder) is evident throughout the season. But fate had other plans for them. (Or did he?)
The same goes for Steve and Robin's delightful relationship, whose cryptic and spying adventures break the monotony of sipping ice cream in humiliating uniforms. (Shades of Captain Hook Fish & Chips in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" - one of many "Fast Times" references on the show, which covers the entire Starcourt setting.) Their chemistry, in fact. so vibrant, that revealing that Robin was in girls seemed crucified.
Given the importance of Eleven's strength against the Mind Flayer in the previous two seasons, choosing to have them betrayed in the finale making victory inevitable was a team effort. The Griswolds fired fireworks on July 4 at the creature, Scoops Troop controlled communications with Dustin's home satellite system and prevented Billy from attacking Nancy, and the Bald Eagle disrupted his lab. Russia, including a major confrontation between Hopper and an executioner. one Dolph Lundgren in "Rocky IV" to three Robert Patrick in "Terminator 2". Hopper is killed in the process - or is he? — but it's the clearest victory for ordinary people that Stranger Things has allowed.
