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Stranger Things season 3 episode titles revealed

Dan Selcke
Dan Selcke

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The third season of Stranger Things drops next year, and Netflix is getting the word out. They announced a Stranger Things video game at last week’s Game Awards, and now, Netflix has put out a tiny teaser trailer revealing the names of each of the third season’s eight episodes:

Alright, so what do these titles tell us?

  • “Suzie, Do You Copy” — We haven’t met anyone named Suzie on the show. Perhaps Suzie is a codename for Eleven?
  • “The Mall Rats” — The Starcourt Mall will be a prominent location in Stranger Things season 3. It sounds like this episode will be its big showcase. This teaser should tell you everything you need to know:
  • “The Case of the Missing Lifeguard” — Francesca Reale is playing a lifeguard at the Hawkins Community Pool. It sounds like she’ll go missing. She’s the Barb of season 3.
  • “The Sauna Test” — Remember in season 1 when Eleven needed to be in a sensory deprivation tank to make full use of her abilities? This could be something like that.
  • “The Source” — This one is pretty vague. It sounds like a mythology-focused episode to me.
  • “The Birthday” — Again, it’s hard to guess what this means. There are lots of characters on Stranger Things, and all of them have birthdays.
  • “The Bite” — In season 2, Will was infected by the Mind Flayer, a creature from the Upside Down. Might another such monster bite and infect someone from Hawkins?
  • “The Battle of Starcourt” — It looks like our climax will go down at the Starcourt Mall.

Stranger Things season 3 kicks off next summer. It’s set during the summer of 1985. What do everyone else think of the titles?

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Dan Selcke

Dan Selcke

Dan Selcke is a writer and editor living in Chicago, where he's been writing and podcasting for around 10 years about movies, TV and books, the nerdier the better. He's been published in The A.V. Club and in Metro, in the real-life newspaper with ink and everything. He used to be a lawyer but it didn't work out, although he still likes to argue. When not reading, watching TV or playing videogames, he prefers to be sedentary.