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Not a big Stranger Things fan....

Posted by Awe-d-o-file on July 5, 2019 at 07:52:53:

But I watched S3 E1. Pretty much the usual. A few things bothered me. The music was too much and kinda lame choices. That didn't sound like the Cars, it sounded like a cover. Eh...
Too too many technical faux pas. See that phone? A person is working late at an office and it rings. They had the red hold button flash instead of one of the lines. My guess? That phone was older than whoever the tech guy was that set it up.
The kid with the ham radio thing, especially the antenna was silly. The "dialog" used when using it. Come on! Real nerds at least attempt to sound a little real.
There's a protest about a mall that's recently opened. A pretty huge mall and it's taking away business from this very small towns city center long time businesses. Way too big a mall for this small town! Then later there's a protest about the mall in front of the mayor's office. I don't remember protests about malls in the 80's. I do remember Walmart protests starting in the mid late 90's, maybe later.