In this video I go on a full rant about why I genuinely think Stranger Things is the greatest TV show of all time—especially in the modern streaming era. I break down the main reasons people are calling it “trash” or a “flop,” and why I think a lot of those critiques just aren’t fair, accurate, or rooted in how filmmaking actually works. You’re entitled to your opinion, I’m entitled to mine—but I’m also going to tell you why I think some of those opinions are invalid when you judge the show by actual filmmaking categories. I talk about the show’s cultural impact (which I don’t think any other series has matched), how it revived 80s nostalgia, created massive stars, and even brought songs back into relevance decades later. I also dive into why the genre-blending is insanely hard to pull off, why the show stayed consistent without losing its heart as the budget and scale got bigger, and why it’s so rewatchable because of how interconnected the writing is across seasons. Then I get into the “they didn’t have scripts” discourse and explain: welcome to film—things evolve, scripts change, and that’s normal, especially when you’re basically shooting eight movies at that scale.