Our first proper look at Stranger Things 4 might finally be upon us. After a few months of relative inactivity, the series’ official YouTube account finally updated with a new video that offers more questions that answers. However, it does tease that a big announcement is coming tomorrow morning.
Simply titled “HNL (Hawkins National Laboratory) Control Room,” the video features seven TV screens arranged in a web-like pattern. Most of the screens show static as an opera song plays on in the background. But every few seconds, a grainy image comes into focus, showing everything from a door handle to a chessboard to a bloody eight ball. We also get a glimpse of a room with rainbow wall paper, which could be a reference to the lab’s experiments on children. As fans might recall from a flashback in Stranger Things 2, young test subjects like Eleven were kept in a room with a rainbow painted on the door.
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The video’s description also reads, “Due to technical difficulties, Hawkins National Laboratory will be closed until further notice. We will be back in service tomorrow at 9:00AM ET.” In other words, it sounds like Netflix is ready to drop the trailer for Stranger Things’ highly-anticipated fourth season. Plus, we might finally learn when the new episodes will premiere. You can watch the new two-minute viral video below.
Do you have any additional theories about what these images mean? Let us know in the comment section!
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