‘Stranger Things’ Somehow Kept Its Most Exhausting 9-Year Tradition Alive

Despite being a massive hit, Stranger Things has a curious pattern: very few main characters actually die. Amazingly, after five seasons, almost everyone from the very beginning is still alive! While fans love the show’s characters, critics have pointed out that the core group has remained remarkably consistent, with only newer additions like Billy, Bob, and Eddie Munson having been removed from the story.

Fed Ends QT! Crypto’s Melt-Up Begins? 🚨💰

Analysts point to parallels with 2019, when the last QT pause coincided with a major bottom in altcoins and a surge in Bitcoin. With liquidity returning and interest rates already cut to 3.75-4.00%, crypto markets are bracing for a potentially bullish shift. 🧠💸

Landman Recap: Cheating Death

The danger wasn’t over yet. When Dale arrived with his team, they were also poisoned, luckily avoiding a worse outcome because of their hydrogen sulfide detectors. They called for help after being exposed, but the situation remained incredibly tense. Everyone was violently sick, and Jerrell was forced to hide on top of the tank, exposed to the dangerous fumes without any protective gear. He was in serious trouble once the wind changed direction. Dale managed to get him down just as the wind shifted, though Jerrell unfortunately vomited inside a gas mask during the rescue. Ultimately, Jerrell was the only one who needed to stay in the hospital overnight.

FNAF 2 Movie: Official Posters for 7 Main Characters Unveiled

Fans of the Five Nights at Freddy’s movie are eagerly anticipating its release, and now ten character posters have been revealed on the official website just weeks before the premiere. The posters showcase seven of the animatronic characters, including Freddy, Foxy, Chica, Mangle, and Bonnie.

5 Sitcoms That Nailed Their Series Finales

Sitcoms often struggle with satisfying endings because the format isn’t really built for finality. Unlike dramas, which usually revolve around solving a central problem – like figuring out who would take over in Succession – sitcoms thrive on keeping things consistent. That’s why sitcoms that do manage a strong ending are so remarkable.