One of the best episodes of TV I've ever seen, didn't let off the throttle through it's entirety. Can't wait for the final season!
EDDIE MUNSON PLAYING MASTER OF PUPPETS IN THE UPSIDE DOWN WAS LEGENDARY!
"Chrissy, this is for you."
I've never been more heartbroken over a character's death like Eddie's last words were the saddest and proudest words he's ever said and yeah i sat there screaming crying sobbing throwing up
This was an emotional rollercoaster. Very happy to live this phenomenon!
This was just in one word fantastic. It's been a long time since I've seen a show land a season's finale this way. I had a lumb in my throat for at least an hour when the drama started to ramp up. In my opinion this last episode is cinema worthy. I loved every second of it.
[7.4/10] Gosh that was long. I don’t think that any episode of television, even an epic season finale for one of television’s marquee shows, needs to be two and a half hours long. Sure, many movies are that long. But movies have the structure and pacing for it, with rising and falling action, act structures, and other foundational elements that make 150 minutes not feel that long. “The Piggyback is basically” fifteen minutes of prelude, followed by two hours of a third act climax, followed by fifteen minutes of an epilogue. It’s just too much.
But there’s good moments here! Eddie’s death is meaningful. Him playing Metallica’s “Master of Puppets” to lure the bats with Dustin is cheesy as hell, but just as awesome. His choice to stand and face the horror rather than run away from it as he did with Chrissy is inspiring and earnest. And there is irony and tragedy in his demise. He was the town pariah and scapegoat, but secretly one of its biggest heroes. The world will never know how he gave his life to save a town that hated him, but Dustin knows, and his uncle knows too. It’s sad, but comes with a certain poignancy.
The same goes for Max’s heartfelt admission that she spent so much time feeling guilt over Billy’s death that she wished something would happen to her, something that would make her disappear. It’s one of the most honest renditions of survivor’s guilt I’ve seen on television, and Sadie Sink owns the scene. The loss of someone who hurt you, but who was also hurt, is a complicated thing, and for all season 4’s missteps and questionable story choices, it gets Max’s vulnerability and strength in the shadow of unspeakable thoughts just right.
As tired as I am of “power of love” stories, I did like that it’s Mike finally saying the L-word that gives Eleven the strength to do her thing. It completes Mike’s arc, with him worrying that he’s not good enough to be with a superhero and that admitting his feelings would make it hurt more. But him deciding that’s baloney and affirming his love for Eleven in every form makes for a beautiful little monologue. The finale lays things on a little thick with visions of everyone’s plans failing and good folks suffering, but the idea that love spurs us to “fight” is a simple but effective tonic to that idea.
There’s a number of lesser but still good moments in the lead-up to this. Argyle finding a kindred spirit in a Nevada pizza shop is a fun win for him. Jonathan validating his brother and wanting to support him no matter whom he loves is a wholesome moment. The Russian prison guard convincing Yuri to once again be a “great man” and help save the motherland by saving “the Americans” is the best thing to come out of that storyline.
But again, there’s just too much going on, and a lot of it seems superfluous. It’s admirable that the Duffer Brothers want to give everyone in the cast something to do. But most everything outside of the Eleven/Max/Vecna confrontation seems like perfunctory piece-moving rather than a vital part of the action.
Lucas closes off the jock jerk/satanic panic storyline, but randomly finds the strength of will to avoid being strangled out of nowhere. Erica likewise beats up a bully twice her size almost at random. Steve, Robyn, and Nancy burn up Vecna in the Upside Down, but it doesn’t even kill him, so it feels like they just mildly inconvenience him. Eddie and Dustin fighting bats includes some cool sequences, and keeps Vecna’s minions from attacking the others, but is a sidestory at best. And once again, Hopper, Joyce, and Murray fighting the demogorgons and demodogs in Russia is the most tangential, tenuously-connected part of this whole season.
Jumping around to all of these storylines is just plain exhausting. While I wouldn’t call any of it filler (okay, maybe the business at the Russian prison), a lot of it feels much less urgent and essential than what’s going on in the main event.
The main event is good though. Max retreating to her happy place, and it being the finale of season 2, is a nice surprise. Eleven finding out how to “piggyback” and fight Vecna via Max’s mind is a cool trick and thrilling moment. And Eleven turning the tide and defeating One, however temporarily, is rousing.
But things quickly devolve into tired exposition and monologuing, where Henry explains how he’s going to shatter the borders between his world and ours, and how it was Eleven, not Dr. Brenner who made him. We already got a giant infodump at the end of episode 7, which was already kind of a stretch. This one is probably necessary, but listening to One simply announce his backstory with some of the usual visuals doesn’t add much intrigue or excitement to the proceedings.
Plus, the episode makes a big deal about how our heroes lose for the first time, but...it seems like they shouldn’t have? Sure, Henry succeeds, and there’s a giant Upside Down-fueled “earthquake” that devastates Hawkins. That’s unfortunate, and I’m glad there’s some kind of cost to all this interdimensional adventuring.
But Eleven found her inner strength and obliterated the guy in the mind realm! Robyn, Steve, and Nancy burned the hell out of him in the Upside Down and blasted him with a shotgun out the window! I’m not saying plausibility is the key in a show where the supernatural is the rule of the day. Yet, nothing in this feels like a loss. It feels like, by all rights, they should have been able to finish the job here and now with Vecna, and the only reason they didn’t is because there’s another season of Stranger Things that needs a villain, and the Duffer Brothers don’t want to have to come up with another one. It would have been better if Vecna had enjoyed more of an outright win than something that seems like a complete loss that turns out to be mere table-setting for season 5.
That said, we do get some great work with Max. It is harrowing watching the life leave her body as she cries out about how scared she is in all of this. It’s a nice contrast to where she’s reminded of what she has to live for with her friends and doesn’t want to disappear. Caleb McLaughlin does an extraordinary job as Lucas reacting to Max’s apparent death with his own cries of pain. And we’ve added to Eleven’s messianic nature by having her effectively revive Max, creating the second of two “miracles” in the episode, even if poor Max remains in a coma.
The epilogue is nice enough. There’s the bevy of tearful reunions you’d expect, with Eleven and Hopper being the best of them, naturally. I’m glad that the show didn’t just jump from climax to cliffhanger. It’s nice that we get some of the denouement and emotional aftermath of all these grand events. But considering how many concurrent storylines and characters they’ve been juggling to this point, even that soon feels overextended.
Regardless, Robyn forming a friendship that has the potential to lead to more with her crush is a really nice scene, and it’s good to see her get the win. Nancy and Jonathan’s deal continues to be confusing and pointless. Lucas reading a Stephen King book to a comatose Max is a creditable homage to one of the show’s clear inspirations. And seeing the town of Hawkins wonder why they’re cursed and forced to suffer like this, with the aftermath of Vecna’s handiwork coming to the fore, helps add a sense of place and scope to the scheme this season.
Overall though, this season finale bites of way more than it could chew. Why this couldn’t have been broken up into three episodes, or even just been built into a better act structure, is beyond me. There’s a lot of good material here. Some of it’s even great. But it’s presented in a way that makes it really hard to get your hands around.
Still, I like some of the big swings the show’s taken in season 4. Vecna introduces a retroactive backstory and mastermind for all that’s happened which is kind of hard to swallow. But having a villain with a face and a personality and a motive escalates this struggle into something broader and more meaningful as a reflection of Eleven’s own struggles. The show’s done good work with a number of the key relationships in the series, and introduced some solid new characters while reintroducing old ones. (I’m glad we got more Owens this year.)
But at the end of the day, this also feels like half a story, despite the ridiculously bloated runtimes for every episode. This is as much a prelude to season 4 as it is its own distinctive thing. Maybe that’s to be expected in the streaming era, but while there’s high points and quality elements at play, the season’s never more than the sum of its part.
Still, a friend described Stranger Things as a show that’s still exciting and worthy of investing in even when it’s missing half of its shots, and I think this finale is a good representation of that idea. Not everything works, and the time required prompts a certain exhaustion factor. But this feels epic and grand and satisfying enough as a temporary resolution to the season’s events. There’s a lot more ground to cover, but also enough to tug the heartstrings and make you cheer, which is still worth appreciating.
Try as they might, there was just not enough for the gang (especially the Byers boys) to do when it counted. Max deserved better from the story after overcoming so much.
I love this show and this season, this was a very good finale as is always the case with Stranger Things. They're really consistent.
But nearly 2 and a half hours, felt too long. This could have been 2 hours easily or split into another 2 episodes. There's literally 10 minutes of exposition at one point.
BIG SPOILER:
Around the 40 minutes remaining mark, I typed up that I'm glad this show didn't shy away from loss and consequences like others do (looking at you MCU). It gives the world real stakes. But 15 minutes later the showed doubled back - sure there's still consequences and we'll have to see how they play out for one character in particular next season, but the loss was reduced slightly.
I knew Eddie (who had become my fav character in just one season) was going to die. I had resigned myself to that before the finale even started but it still hurt.
Lastly, Eleven spends A LOT of time crying this season.
Perfect conclusion to a basically perfect season! Shocking, fun, genius and emotional. Glad there's one more season to go!
There's only a few times in your life you'll live through a cultural Phenomenon. First Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, The X-Files. Something people will remember, reference, and talk about decades later. I truly believe Stranger Things is one of those.
They stuck the landing and delivered. A really great, satisfying finale that sets up the final season.
Where did the sword come from?
I think I must have missed the announcement that there's gonna be one more season after this. I was under the impression that this was the final season, and the super long episodes made me convinced of that even more. I could have sworn I had read that this was supposed to be the end. I watched this entire season thinking the show was coming to an end, and now I've just watched this 2.5 hour long episode thinking it was a series finale, and honestly, I was left feeling very underwhelmed at it. I was thinking "Why haven't they actually wrapped anything up?" then I come on here and read comments to find that there's actually still one more season to go. I guess I'm kinda happy that they're gonna do another season, since that means they'll actually wrap some of this stuff up. But I'd be lying if I said I didn't wish this was the last season.
the new character sacrificing himself to make time is such a cliché and a cop-out from the writers.
Oh, my god. My darling sweet Max. How dare they do this do you? :cry: I AM GUTTED. In my humble opinion, Max and Lucas and their plot have emotionally elevated the finale more than anything else. I cared most whenever they were on screen.
can't believe i just sat through nearly 4 hours for the worst ending ever
Overbloated beyond belief. Lots of pointless dialogue scenes that serve absolutely no purpose. Particularly annoying is the overextended boring epilogue that goes on forever. Sure there are good scenes here and there,, but not enough to justify the two hour plus running time. This episode ought to have been 75 minutes maximum.
i hate every single person that works on this show... my heart is broken and my soul left my body...
I have a feeling this season is reducing its target audience's age every season. This season was pretty much for 10 year olds. Because anyone older than that would feel this show is waaaaay too cliché and predictable. The whole "Fight, I'm with you with my heart and I love you" and that suddenly and inexplicably gives her the power of love is way too overconsumed for me to bear. Let alone the small filler lovely heart-to-heart chitchats between characters to make the episode longer.
There's one this I'm sure of. I will NOT watch any more seasons of this. Season 1 was the best. It just went downhill very fast, when their focus shifted from making a great story to making loads of money.
Literally 2 and a half hours of nothing. The Duffer Brothers are cowards and I hate them.
Pineapple on pizza let's go!
Stunning Finale. Eddie's guitar solo was the highlight for me!
What fantastic cinematography, they outdid themselves this episode. :thumbsup_tone1:Going to Miss Eddie though. :pensive:
Waiting for season 5.
A great episode, but a massive let down, I was promised corpses
That finale broke me. It was almost painful to watch, such an emotional rollercoaster! All that mattered for me this season was the wellbeing of Max, so I am not ok right now.
Well, Master of puppets by Munson was epic.... They couldn't have chosen a better song I think...
come on guys, amazing? the best ever? it was obvious and not at all courageous! Eddie? stupid and ordinary choice. if Max and Lucas were dead it would have been interesting!
I got myself way too excited for this. I think i probably would have enjoyed this episode more if everything came out at once or if they didn't hype this episode up so much. I came in expecting something that would really change the status quo of the Stranger Things world, I was expecting multiple characters to die. And technically multiple characters died and yeah the Stranger Things world was changed forever by this season but I'm honestly kind of upset that they didn't kill Max or some other characters. Overall this episode was great and I did cry multiple times throughout the episode so I'm still giving it a 9/10 but I got myself way too caught up in the hype.
I can only repeat myself. This was dragging and the implausibilities just keep continuing.
More than two hours for an episode... I really don't understand why. You watch this and the evening is gone. You definitely can't binch this season. So I don't see a benefit for Netflix. The viewer definitely has none. With episodes this long the structuring becomes incredibly weak. You basically have forgotten what the episode started with once you are at the end. It just seems they felt the need to cram all storylines for all characters in there somehow. In my opinion they should have shortened everything happening outside of Hawkins and just brought everything together much earlier. These parts did not add much and for the few "character-development-bits" no spacial distance was necessary.
When finally trying to connect these lines it feels incredibly forced and quite frankly unnecessary except for Elevens part. Which still could have happened the same way with her being stuck in a facility in Hawkins or basically anywhere. The Russian storyline took ages to finally take of and just didn't really convince me in terms of being connected to fighting Vecna. In fact it did not feel connected to any of the rest. If they had made the adults fight an incursion from the Upside Down in Russia for most of the season which climaxes simultaneously to the events in Hawkins, both sides thereby supporting each other by weakening the enemy from two sides it would have been so much better and more believable connected.
On top of that the finale seamlessly connects to the clishee-ridden rest of the season. Too many tropes like the coward sacrificing himself or the power of love triumphing over ... well everything.
For all the tension build up, in the right moments things just fall into place way too easily. The Sinclairs overcoming their tormentors and El escaping her shackles in time because suddenly Vecna who supposedly becomes more powerful with each victim he takes takes an awfully long time to subdue and kill Max. Something that took mere seconds with all the previous victims.
This scene is cut so annoyingly long by literally cutting back and forth between all the different storylines it was the worst of timing.
One's monologue did not convince me either. He states El is allegedly responsible for his deeds when he clearly told her that he was murderous and wanted to eradicate - at least part of - humanity before even being part of Brenner's programme.
That being said it wasn't all bad. From a technical perspective there was only little left wanting. The acting was also perfectly fine up to amazing. "Master of Puppets" was a really great moment and a perfect choice as regards content. Lucas crying out in agony was so well acted. I just loved the slow motion shot of Nancy unloading her shotgun and Dustin telling Mr. Munson about Eddie was the only scene in the entire season that actually made me tear up.
However the epilogue again felt just so quick and dirty. Why the fuck was everyone so unfazed by what just happened? They did not defeat Vecna and the town was destroyed... Whatever happened to the two Russians? Or the military? Why is noone suspicious of these giant unnatural rifts in the middle of town?
Overall I am not a big fan of retroactively inserting a mastermind behind all that's happened before. This is just screaming for plotholes. And to me Vecna was by far the least frightening enemy. I just don't understand why people feel this is the season with the most horror. Yes it was dark and gory at times but after Chrissy's death there wasn't anything new in terms of horror.
In the end the entire season feels more like the first half of a book than a tv show with its own arc.
This season of Stranger Things made me understand why deleted scenes are a thing. Fuck me I’ve never seen such a bloated overflow of boring sub plots and useless scenes to an otherwise good main plot and direction. This was fucking tiring.
S4 the best season? it's not my fault if it's true .. also i went through so many emotions this episode, i am not okay and i will need 3 - 5 business days to recover
One of the most lazy, banal, predictable and pathetic things I’ve ever seen. I really can’t understand how so many people liked it and even get excited for this… Clichés, plot-armors and pathetic dialogues from beginning to end. The rest of the season ok but this finale is really embarrassing.
this gotta be one of the best finale ever with so much tension and all, it shatters you seeing some scenes and my god the reunions are awesome and the ending of the episode sets up s5 so well, can't wait for it!
Protagonist who won against her enemies by believing in herself? Are you kidding me? That's all you could come up with?
I rate it "It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation." out of ten.
Obviously such a good episode has such mediocre ending because there will be another season !
Fantastic. Incredible. Enjoyed this so much more than I ever expected.
Master of Puppets!!!! That scene gave me chills. So damn good. One of my absolute favorite songs ever.
I don't understand how Vecna and Jason can be characters created by the same people.
How does Netflix have me watery eyed at their series finales EVERY TIME!
It was decent enough but lazy and predictable writing for the most part.
The use of Master of Puppets was excellent.
Really don't get the point of the movie length episodes this season though. Is it a way to cheat the actors out of their 'per episode' salaries like Game of Thrones did? If so that's super shitty of them.
We're now pushing an already tired IP into a 5th season though coz plenty of people will still lap it up and make them money. Not sure where else we can go at this point.
I love love loved this season. It tackled some great stuff like trauma, friendship, love, sexuality while also creating this unsettling atmosphere regarding everything Vecna/Upside Down related. It brought us new characters to love (and to hate). New dynamics within existing characters (Nancy and Robin for example. A friendship I didn't know I needed).
The season finale was great but had the potential to be even better. We pretty much new a beloved character would die. The Duffer Brothers teased with 5 deaths... I expected heartbreak but they counted Sam Owens and Jason among those deaths (I really don't care about them). Brenner/Papa is a main player but again... his death didn't exactly bring me to tears. Max is sort of an unknown now but I wish they'd let her die. I think letting her survive only to kill her later is a stupid twist but letting her survive to let her die and still survive is worse and as for Eddie... I loved Eddie but it was very much Alexei all over. We get to love this character for a season and they snatch him away.. probably because the Duffer Brothers are too scared to kill of the main cast. Which they need to do. It's a show about highly dangerous monsters and an alternate dimension... not everyone is going to survive.
I'd also like to add that for the ones hoping Eddie lives.... I sure as hell hope not. Again, I love(d) Eddie but they can't pull a Hopper whenever. Especially not because the only reason they'd bring him back now is because they regret killing him since they didn't know how loved he'd be. That's just dumb. Dead is dead.
The two day time jump. Lazy writing. The episode was 2 hours and 20 minutes long... could've added an additional 10 to explain what happened next properly. How did the others react to Eddie's death? To Max. How did they get out of the upside down? How did they react upon seeing the ruins of Hawkins? How did El react when she came to? How did Will and Mike, Argyle and Jonathan? How was the drive back... Where did Dimitri and Murray go? Did Dimitri come to the USA too? SO MANY QUESTIONS! And they went with a frickin' 2 day time jump to fast forward to a sappy reunion in which everyone was a little too happy given the circumstances...
So the finale was great but had much more potential. I expected more especially since the Duffers teased so much and the fan theories proved better than what they gave us. High hopes for the final season though. Let's see how it all plays out.
Sumbitch this was fantastic! I’m not huge on this fantasy genre, but the acting was so incredible. I was worried the charm of the kids would run out now that they’re older, but I was happily surprised. Shows like this come along once in a lifetime.
That was an awful season compared to last 3...
I was 110% sure this was the final season, I know I read it somewhere and this was the reason it took so long to release it and why it cost so much, so when I had 20 mins left I was like wait Vecna is still around how are they gonna off him in 20 mins? And then I had 10 mins left and I was like that’s not gonna happen… so it turns out everybody and their mama knew this wasn’t the final season???
literally every actor in this deserves every award ever, but special shout-out to caleb mclaughlin. i cried who else cried.
ELEVEN'S ENTRANCE AS SHE SNATCHED THE HELL OUT OF VECNA OFF OF MAX
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
and then that very relaxed and chill "hi", so so perfectly executed
the realm vecna explored was so beautiful, and that shot of him as he shaped the mind flayer into what it is, amazing
the writing of all of Stranger Things is really fucking good man, & the way it all connects with season 4, aaaaaaaaah
eleven and hopper's reunion hit hard.
eddie deserved better. & max deserved SO much better.
season 5 better be the best fucking season ever and the duffer brothers Better fucking write in Max fully healthy WITH VISION, not a single broken limb and happy again, walking & running, PLUS she inherits some of eleven's powers (because of the way she was responsible for resurrecting her) and they both fuck up Vecna once and for all, for GOOD
or else i'll just reimagine it all in my head that season 4 was the final one & ended differently, Eleven saves max just in time as only one of her arms breaks (AND HEALS COMPLETELY AFTERWARDS), she fucks up Vecna, mf gone for good, Eddie isn't as injured and survives as well, happy fucking ending to a great show, that's how i'll picture it, anyway, season 5 better shake up the world
2 and a half hours. Longer than some films. Longer than Most films. And it’s one episode.
Honestly, it was fine, but it definitely is a build up for the final season and one big cliffhanger. Just wish there were more stakes with people dying etc. Plot armour is strong on this show. Only side characters can die, apparently, main cast always comes back somehow.
Skipping most of the boring Russia subplot scenes made this season much more focused and bearable for me. I hope they don’t make this mistake in season 5, it felt utterly useless to the otherwise great story.
The fact that we have to wait ANOTHER 2-3 years for this. I'm just devastated.
The greatest Sci-Fi TV show I ever watched. We will meet again on this ǝpısdn-down roller coaster, but I can't wait years.
best episode of television i've ever seen
Eddie should have got a spin-off but based on the Dungeons and Dragons 80’s cartoon series lol.
A long episode, longer than many movies, wraps up the season with plenty of exciting moments. I think the whole thing was exciting and gave the characters a lot of heartfelt and action beats.
The actual action ends about 40 minutes before the actual episode ends. The rest is just aftermath and there's a lot they try to wrap up. I think that's an unfortunate side effect of the season pacing.
The last ten minutes sets up the next season.
Does Max constantly listened to the same song over and over and over? That would drive me crazy way more than worrying about Vecna. LOL.
It was a slow and slightly boring season, but it ended with a great finale. This episode had suspense but also genuine feeling and heartbreak. If only the entire season could have been this good…
Next season just give Will a bf or something, that isn’t Mike. Since there was even a recent poster on Netflix of only Mike and Will on it like they were together.
Which would be lame after the whole series was about Mike and Eleven. Love sick mopey Will was also annoying though and they should do better with him.
Drawn-out scenes, soppy dialogues, power of love bullshit, and a fucking cliffhanger as cherry on top. A garbage finale for a garbage season.
Good lord man. I barely have any words to describe how stunned and numb this left me and my wife. Just when you think the scale of each season finale couldn’t get any bigger, the Duffer brothers keep proving us wrong.
Some things to point out
-Jason dies. Good. Fuck him!
-After a badass demogorgon decapitation, Hopper & Joyce finally reunite with their children -cue happy tears-
-Eddie went on a literal high note and his death almost rivals Bob’s in terms of heroism and devastation. :pound_symbol:justiceforeddiemunson
-El flat out rejects Max being dead as canon. Not sure how she can do that unless she somehow developed healing powers but oh well.
-See Nancy, this is why you always shoot for the head. Now we have no idea where Vecna could’ve gone off to -_-
-This is probably the only season where nothing bad happens to Will. Not sure how long it’ll last though.
I know there is one season left that’s currently in production, but man I have no idea how the hell they can possibly top this.
So emotional and intense. I hoped the show would end with this season, I don’t know how much more of this I can take :dizzy_face::dizzy:
I feel like the last 30 mins or so was dragged out but it was a great ending. Can’t wait for the new season
The episode was quite suspenseful at times but overall it was too lengthy, they could have divided it into a couple of shorter episodes. I like watching everything in one sitting and I was just waiting for the resolution because the show is quite engrossing so I really had to know. It is really sad what happens to Max at the end since it looks like she is going to live in a coma. There were some moving scenes like Dustin's conversation with Eddie's uncle or Eleven's reunion with Hopper. Though it looks like the characters are in for a real serious trouble next season, I've heard it is going to be the last one so probably there will be a Shakespearean ending of "everyone dies".
Well just ok way to long the fightinng scenes where pretty much ok.
but the dialog often bad af... boring...
That bondage between Dustin and Eddie was superb. So sad because of his death. This is undoubtedly the best season.
Bring on season 5. Need 5 words lol.
Talk about sticking the landing. Why can’t other shows pull this off ? Maybe they should all be 2 and half hours long
thats the BEST show i have watched ever！！
I'm sorry, I rate top marks on everything that has a Siouxsie song.
I was completely loving the episode until Excalibur appeared. Then I really felt this could have been the series finale, but no. They decided to continue it and that is what made this episode not to be perfect.
End of passion play, crumbling away
I'm your source of self-destruction
Veins that pump with fear
Sucking darkest clear
Feeding on your death's construction
Taste me and you will see
More is all you need
Dedicated to
How I'm killing you
Come crawling faster
Obey your master
Your life burns faster
Obey your master
Master
Master of puppets I'm pulling your strings
Twisting your mind and smashing your dreams
Blinded by me, you can't see a thing
Just call my name, 'cause I'll hear you scream
Master
Master
Just call my name, 'cause I'll hear you scream
Master
Master
Needlework the way, never you betray
Life of death becoming clearer
Pain monopoly, ritual misery
Chop your breakfast on a mirror
Taste me and you will see
More is all you need
Dedicated to
How I'm killing you
Come crawling faster
Obey your master
Your life burns faster
Obey your master
Master
Master of puppets I'm pulling your strings
Twisting your mind and smashing your dreams
Blinded by me, you can't see a thing
Just call my name, 'cause I'll hear you scream
Master
Master
Just call my name, 'cause I'll hear you scream
Master
Master
Master, master
Where's the dreams that I've been after?
Master, master
You promised only lies
Laughter, laughter
All I hear and see is laughter
Laughter, laughter
Laughing at my cries
Fix me
Hell is worth all that
Natural habitat
Just a rhyme without a reason
Neverending maze
Drift on numbered days
Now your life is out of season
I will occupy
I will help you die
I will run through you
Now I rule you too
Come crawling faster
Obey your Master
Your life burns faster
Obey your Master
Master
Master of Puppets I'm pulling your strings
Twisting your mind and smashing your dreams
Blinded by me, you can't see a thing
Just call my name, 'cause I'll hear you scream
Master
Master
Just call my name, 'cause I'll hear you scream
Master
Master
It was pretty good can’t wait for strange things number five to come out
"No, you're not going." :cry: :cry:
That ladies and gentlemen is how you end a season. Best season yet. But this is only the beginning of the end can't wait for s5.
The girl that plays 11 needs some major acting lessons.
I thought this was the last season. Can't be bothered with a 5th.
They made me fell in love with a character just to kill him off in the finale, didnt they? never gonna listen to ''master of puppets'' the same way again. This was the greatest netflix episode ever. I cant imagine what can top this for the final season
Omg that Michael Meyers moment!!!
the only time I cried was when eleven saw hopper.
The cultural phenomenon continues for one more season AND I CAN'T GET ENOUGH!! Emotional PUNCH after another, and the EPICNESS level has risen to BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS!!!
OMG that is incredible yeaaaaaa
That was a BOMB season finale! :boom::pizza:
Also, for the record, I am a pro pineapple pizza person! I've had all kinds of pizza, including Hawaiian style (ham and pineapple), for as long I've eaten pizza!
Whoa, that was emotional to say the least! Word of advice before watching, prepare tissue! Lots of it! Anyway... can't wait for final season!
The god awful Netflix compression/bitrate butchered this…
Good episode good season so sad
Amazing. I hope next season they all stick together coz that reunion was great. This was such a good episode, I loved it.
What a great ending!!, although it was really expected but they really done great job at this ending, Sadly that we have to lose good character but it's has to be like this, and most important that I'm so excited for the last part!
Yeiiiiii. Great night, first The boys and then Stranger Things!
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my heart is broken and i am in TEARS!