Welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network. Our rewatchable spin-off show on Luminary called

Rewatchables 1999 is taking a little summer break, but we'll be back in the fall with more

movies including eyes wide shut, never been kissed, and more. In the meantime, we're launching

a new show on Luminary about another influential moment in 1999 called Breakstuff, the story of

Woodstock 99. The pod will dive deep on the iconic music festival

and how its success and failures left its mark on history.

The series begins on Tuesday, July 9th,

and will be coming to you every Tuesday for eight weeks.

So make sure to check out Breakstuff,

The Story of Woodstock 99 on Luminary.

Hello! 99 on Luminary. Hello and welcome to the third and final episode of the recapicals Stranger Things.

For those of you just tuning in, we have been talking about the first, first through third,

and then fourth through sixth, now seven through eighth episodes of Stranger Things.

So if you have not watched those first six, you should probably go back, watch them and then listen to the first two episodes of this podcast, if that is your inclination.

If you have, we are very excited to break down the grand finale of Stranger Things Three. I'm Alison Herman.

Joining me on the other line is Ringerstaff writer Miles Surrey.

Miles, how are you?

Well, I'm not sure I'll ever be emotionally prepared to talk about the finale, but I guess we should try anyway.

Yeah, that was maybe a pretty loaded question.

So, again, please do not listen any further if you haven't watched

these episodes. And if you do, do not by any means at either of us on Twitter. We have given you

fair warning. But, man, Chief Hopper is dead, which I will just be totally frank and say,

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