The Duffer Brothers are back and they are said to be working for the "Stranger Things" Season 2 right now. The upcoming sequel installment, which is set to be released in 2017, is reportedly picking up where the first season left off.
In the new "Stranger Things" Season 2 trailer that was released few days ago, it revealed the titles of the first nine episodes of the upcoming sequel. With analysis from Screen Rant and some YouTube channels, we can provide further explanations about the newly-released titles of the first nine "Stranger Things" Season 2 episodes.
"Madmax" is the pilot episode of "Stranger Things" Season 2 that will introduce Max and the residents of Hawkins. Sources have claimed that Max is a tomboy who rides a skateboard and she will be joined by Mike (Finn Wolfhand) and the gang.
Titled as "The Boy Who Came Back To Life," the "Stranger Things" Season 2 Episode 2 is an easy reference to Will Byers (Noah Schapp). This episode will concentrate on Will and howhe handled being trapped in the Upside Down for a couple of days.
The "Sranger Things" Season 2 Episode 3 title is "The Pumpkin Patch," which could possibly be a Halloween episode since the sequel installment will begin its story in the Fall 1984. However, it could also be another term used by kids that refers to an egg, like the one Chief Hopper (David Harbour) saw when in the Upside Down last season.
"The Palace," which is the title of "Stranger Things" Season 2 Episode 4, is clearly a military location code, which could mean that the upcoming installment will feature the Hawkins National Laboratory to understand what the Demogorgon and the Upside Down is all about. Meanwhile, Episode 5, which is titled as "The Storm," could be the second season's bottle episode, which means an episode that happens in just one venue. "The Pollywog," which is the title of Episode 6, is possibly referred to that the bug Will spitted out on the Season 1 finale that grows to something else.
Titled as "The Secret Cabin," the "Stranger Things" Season 2 Episode 7 can be described as a hiding place in the Upside Down or it could be where Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) is hiding after she faced the demogorgon in Season 1. "The Brain," which is Episode 8's title, may explain Eleven's telekinetic abilities and how the character acquired it.
And, finally, "Stranger Things" Season 2 Episode 9, which is titled "The Lost Brother," could be a potential new character in the series and, perhaps, another kid that has been experimented on before Eleven. Could be Eleven be the 11th child experimented in the series? Fans will have to find out in "Stranger Things" Season 2!
