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10 Sci-Fi TV Shows Without A Single Bad Season

Stranger Things

"Stranger Things" is one of the best sci-fi series streaming on Netflix, blending '80s nostalgia with extra-dimensional horror and government cover-ups. The show is set in the Indiana town of Hawkins, starting in 1983, with a top-secret government facility nearby opening a portal to another dimension, nicknamed the Upside-Down. As unleashed monsters menace the community, a girl known as Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) possessing powerful telekinetic abilities escapes custody and seeks refuge with a group of nerdy friends. One of the original Upside-Down test subjects, Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower), commands the monsters from this nightmarish dimension to aid his plans to merge the world with his domain.

Yes, "Stranger Things" has another finale with a polarizing ending among fans, but its five-season achievement shouldn't be discarded because of it. Every season felt like an event whenever it debuted and completely dominated television-centric discourse for months afterwards while any rumor about upcoming seasons became buzzworthy. Season 5 still packs plenty of surprises, even with audiences divided on how Vecna is defeated and the final fate of Eleven. A global phenomenon that kept audiences riveted whenever new episodes dropped, "Stranger Things" maintained its five-season iron grip on pop culture for a good reason.