Mike and El Will Always Be There for Each Other Despite recognizing how dangerous the idea is, Erica is happy to play along, especially as it lets her indulge her patriotic side: we’re treated to an amusing speech, where she espouses the values of American capitalism, which demonstrates that as much as this show is a love letter to the ’80s, it’s also happy to make fun of it for things like Reaganomics. Erica rings the bell on the counter, filling Robin with glee at a new idea: bribing her with all the ice cream she wants if she infiltrates the storeroom. You always have been.” She tells Nancy she’s proud of her, and suggests selling her finished investigation to a bigger paper - perhaps spite can be a good thing.Īfter Robin gets the blueprints to the mall and uncovers the air ducts leading into the Soviets’ guarded storeroom, the Scoops trio are faced with the conundrum of fitting inside the ducts, which even Dustin has outgrown. This world, it beats you up again and again until eventually, I… Most people, they just… they just stop trying. “That you’re not smart enough, not good enough. Nancy eventually tells her mother what happened, and Karen acknowledges how sexist the world is: in a touching moment, she comes close to admitting she was once as ambitious as her daughter, until she became so exhausted that she chose the security of having a lazy but wealthy husband. He points out it’s easier for her to pursue her dreams because she’s from a rich/middle class family, making her feel like disobeying her editors was solely a matter of pride, instead of a necessary stand against sexism. Nancy knows something is off, but Jonathan is too angry to notice, and bitter that she wouldn’t drop the case. Driscoll taken to the hospital, Nancy and Jonathan are fired by Tom Holloway - who’s visibly delirious after being infected by the Mind Flayer - for breaking into her home, disobeying his orders to ignore the story, and supposedly angering Doris’s family.
Jim and Joyce: work spouses.Īfter calling the authorities to have Mrs. When he sees Joyce, he starts realizing she’s his guardian angel, but before anything gets too mushy, he throws up, and nearly embarrasses himself getting up, not realizing he’s naked (though it’s probably nothing Joyce didn’t see the night before.) Later, after marching Kline over to his mansion to get the deeds to the land he sold to the Soviets, Joyce notices many of the properties are near the power plant, making it easier for someone to siphon enough energy to depower so many of the magnets across town, and Hopper responds that he wishes she’d come work at the police station: it’s easily the closest he’s come to saying he wants to marry her. When Jim wakes up on his couch at the start of the episode, he’s naked with only a towel to cover his modesty, and to keep him warm. Joyce and Hopper’s Relationship is the Real Sauna Test It’s a brutal scene, but Kline’s such a scumbag that you can’t help but enjoy Jim knocking him around, and it fits well with the more action-oriented approach of the season - it’s also amusing how he and Joyce work separately but in tandem to make sure his secretary can’t do anything about it. Kline’s a sleazy slimeball, who threatens to expose Jim’s struggles with pills and alcohol after he brings up all the times he’s covered for him, leading to a fight where Hop breaks the mayor’s nose, and nearly chops off his ring finger forcing him to admit the “maintenance guy” works for Starcourt Mall.
Hopper and Joyce pay a visit to Mayor Larry “Lar” Kline, since Jim remembered Grigori visiting his office two days before. Hopper Broke the Mayor’s Nose, Hip Hip Hooray On this episode, the kids concocted a plan to lock Billy in a sauna and drive the Mind Flayer out of his body Joyce and Hopper confronted the mayor for information about the man at the lab Dustin, Steve and Robin recruited Erica to help them get into the Russians’ storeroom and Nancy and Jonathan were fired from The Hawkins Post.ġ.
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Welcome to this week’s installment of the TV Binge of Stranger Things, looking back at season three, episode four, released July 4, 2019:
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