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Netflix Orders ‘Stranger Things’ Spinoff Series ‘Other Worlds’ Set in the 1950s

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VarietyNetflix Orders ‘Stranger Things’ Spinoff Series ‘Other Worlds’ Set in the 1950s
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Netflix has officially ordered a live-action prequel series titled "Other Worlds: A Stranger Things Adventure," as reported by Variety. The publication adds that the show is set to debut in 2028. The Hollywood Reporter notes that the production will feature an entirely new cast of characters, a distinct storyline, and a different showrunner, while being set in the 1950s.

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