Ross Duffer

Yes, I also see that.

And Ross Duffer posted on Instagram August 3rd, 2025, revealing that The Crawl and The Vanishing of Holly Wheeler were complete, the episodes, while providing the following episode description that The Crawl is their favorite, most eventful first episode since season one.

And in retrospect, why? Yeah, I really loved season four's opener.

But okay, sure.

We're talking about season two, episode one, A Haunting in Hawkins.

It was written by Matt Duffer, Ross Duffer, and Dan Milano.

That's really cool.

I wonder if Matt and Ross are related to the Duffer brothers.

From walkthrough videos I've found on YouTube, they look like they were fun, but clearly didn't have the same production budget as their Universal counterparts.

As for the series itself, it originally premiered on Netflix in 2016, created by the Duffer Brothers, that's Matt and Ross Duffer, and produced by many people, including Sean Levy, with those three being named as having worked with Universal Creative to design the houses in the parks.

it is reported that the close working relationship led to digital files, set blueprints, and original prop vendors being shared with the Universal to ensure the accuracy of the houses.

Many sources have said that this year's experience is the final time the franchise will appear at HHN, but considering there is an animated series, Stranger Things Tales from 85, that began a second season yesterday, if you're listening to this episode as it drops, so I don't know if this franchise is actually ready to definitively say it's done.