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This review is mostly focused on the two first episodes as a review on the season 3 beginning, so here it is. To start off, this is probably the most radical season change this show has gotten, and most of it are good changes actually, the environments feel more colourful, the visuals are very stunning and you can see they got a bigger budget for this season, it also feels kinda toned down comparing to fhe first two seasons because in those two, there was almost no time to relax with the characters, in this case, the characters are actually relaxing and having fun with eachother and i'm not complaining, I just think it feels different and that is a good thing.

Stranger Things Season 2 begins with a packed first episode with reconciliation of old events from the first season, making them fell more like traumatic experiences for the characters rather than just throwing references and flashbacks from past episodes which I really appreciate, it gives a very interesting tone for this sequel season implying how human most of these characters and why they can be so likeable, but this episode wasn't just about mentioning already perfect established events because this one teases its own events and a brand new mystery while not felling a complete different entry for the series, not taking away any of the familiarity from the first season we learned to love.

Never quite catched eye with the Fallout franchise until I heard about the existence of this show and managing to properly watch it was the best way to fortified my investment with the franchise and its story. I was pretty impressed, as an outsider from the games, how well established the world of Fallout is, from the atomic nukes, to the wacky aspects of this universe that I still hope to see more of, speaking about the episode itself, such a raw experience for just a first episode, it's edgy enough to not make me bored during its development, so many cool uses of practical effects, likeable characters, well directed set designs.