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“It’s almost feeding time”—Netflix drops Stranger Things 3 teaser

Dan Selcke
Dan Selcke

Winter is Coming

We’ve been getting new information about the third season of Netflix’s Stranger Things in dribs and drabs. We know it will drop on July 4, which is very patriotic of it, and we know all the episode titles. But thus far, we haven’t gotten any actual footage.

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And we still may not have that. But Netflix is at least signaling that a proper trailer is coming soon. Earlier today, the Stranger Things Twitter account released this little snippet, of a bunch of rats running into an abandoned factory. The subtitle: “It’s almost feeding time.” Run, rats, run!

Considering the kind of otherworldly beasties known to plague the sleepy town of Hawkins, IN, I don’t want to think about what could be after those rats, or where it will turn for an after-dinner snack. You know, for seven seconds of footage, that’s actually fairly unnerving.

And it’s just the start. Showrunner Shawn Levy hinted that there’s more coming:

I’m going to assume he means that a full trailer is on the way. And then Netflix US just tweeted this:

Ugh. I guess rats just make me uncomfortable.

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It’s been a while since the second season of Stranger Things, but interest hasn’t flagged. We’re sure we can find room to get excited about this just as soon as Game of Thrones is over.

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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.