Stranger Things Season 5 will unfortunately be followed by Season 4

After the delay of the fourth season of Weird things Now the fifth and final season has been delayed. The brothers behind the hit series announced it on Twitter.

Hollywood still stands. More than 20,000 writers have taken part in the strike since 2 May. The Writers’ Union, the WGA, officially declared a strike after failing to reach an agreement with the Motion Picture and Television Producers Alliance.

Hollywood still stands

the problem? The impact of streaming on the already precarious existence of the creators who wrote your favorite movies and series is a concern of the advent of artificial intelligence and poor working conditions in Hollywood studios.

You can read more about the reasons for the strike in this article. However, this is not a procedure that you as a consumer will not notice. This is not America far from the width of your bed. You won’t be bothered by the fact that some current affairs programs cannot be broadcast in the United States. But your favorite shows are already in trouble. In fact, one of the biggest chains of the last ten years is in trouble.

Stranger things season five

Then we talk about it Weird things. The Duffer Brothers were busy preparing production for the fifth season of the Netflix Original until the strike began. The grand finale to the expanding franchise, which has already had several spin-offs announced. The inevitable farewell to Main The show, however, was shelved for a while out of sheer necessity.

Production on Season 5 was due to begin soon, but the Duffer brothers announced on Twitter that production has unfortunately been delayed due to strikes:

Duffers here. Writing doesn’t stop when you start shooting. While we are excited to begin production with our amazing cast and crew, that is not possible during this strike. We hope a fair deal can be reached soon so we can all get back to work. Until then – again and again. #retweet

– Strangerwriters May 6, 2023

Fair deal

They explain how important the role of screenwriters is, even when the cameras are on: “The writing doesn’t stop when shooting begins. While we’re excited to start production with our amazing cast and crew, that’s just not possible during this strike. We hope a fair deal can be reached very soon.” So we can all get back to work. Until then – again and again.”

Other shows will continue

Bad news for fans of the series however in the end The Duffer Brothers are also convinced that their writers deserve better terms. By the way, there are other major offerings that could stick around despite the blows: They’re both from Amazon power ring Like HBOs Dragon house They are currently filming in the United Kingdom.

Both producers stockpiled scripts before the strike began. However, the big question is what happens when scenes or stories need to be adapted, without writers on set. The last time this kind of strike took place, the series and movies in question didn’t do any good in situations like this. It makes sense for productions that have already begun on locations to keep the cameras on for as long as possible. In case Weird things Is that this is apparently impossible, according to the Duffer brothers.

Summer 2024 on Netflix?

It is not clear at the time of writing what impact it will have on the release date of the fifth and final season of the Netflix Original. Delaying and thus postponing is anyway an issue, especially with the ambitious Window release From the summer of 2024. Well, the fourth season also took at least three years due to the pandemic. So the fans are used to it.