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Stranger Things writers explain how they decided who would die in season four
Stranger Things' creators have described how they decided to kill off characters in the latest installment of the show.
The Duffer brothers, Matt and Ross, weighed in on a particular character's death on the Happy Sad Confused podcast.
"When you do a death in a show, if you're killing someone no-one cares about it has no impact. The goal of course was to make [the character who dies] a very loveable character", they explained.
The brothers have confirmed that the next season of Stranger Things will be its last.
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