Controversial Ranking of Millie Bobby Brown’s Stranger Things Season

Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 1 is out and the stars have shared their thoughts on the season so far. Millie Bobby Brown, known for her role as Eleven/Jane Hopper, has revealed her ranking of the season so far, which many find controversial.

In an interview with Vanity FairBrown, alongside co-stars Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Sadie Sink and Finn Wolfhard, answered questions including Brown’s ranking Stranger Things seasons.

Millie Bobby Brown Stranger Things ranking of the season:

1. Season 1

2. Season 5

3. Season 3

4. Season 4

5. Season 2

The actress detailed her reasoning for the ranking and said:

“The first season, nostalgia-wise, is my favorite season. Personally, it was the most exciting time of my life. But season five, the look of it, the feel of it, the plot – all of that is my favorite. Least favorite, season 2, just because I don’t really remember it. Everyone hates episode 7.”

However, co-star Schnapp disagreed and said season 2 would get “too much slander“, and Matarazzo agreed, adding: “underrated season“.

Episode 7 of season 2, titled “The Lost Sister”, is arguably the worst episode of the series. due to its grating dialogue and poor ratings, but Season 5, Volume 1 has already redeemed the plot thanks to the return of Linnea Berthelsen’s character, Eight/Kali, who was shown being held hostage by the military in the Upside Down.

Season 5, Volume 1, has also received mixed reviews so far and is the lowest rated season on Rotten Tomatoes, but episode 4, “Sorcerer”, made up for that and was the highest rated single episode of the series with a 9.8/10 on IMDb.

Stranger Things has become a global phenomenon and has reportedly generated over $1 billion in revenue for Netflix. The series is constantly trending on the streaming service and when the new season started, the entire site was destroyed.

Volume 1 of Stranger Things season 5 is now available on Netflix. Volume 2 is scheduled to release on December 25, and the series finale will arrive on Netflix on December 31.

Release date

2016 – 00/00/2025

Network

Netflix

Showrunner

Matt Duffer, Ross Duffer

Directors

Matt Duffer, Ross Duffer, Andrew Stanton, Frank Darabont, Antal Nimród, Uta Briesewitz

Writers

Kate Trefry, Jessie Nickson-Lopez, Jessica Mecklenburg, Alison Tatlock