65% Are Looking Forward To Stranger Things Season 4, Volume 2

Science-fiction shows have enraptured audience worldwide and became a big part of culture. Netflix’s Stranger Things is one such show that has caused a lot of stir with its recent season 4. Viewers were anticipating the recently launched Stranger Things Season 4, after a wait of 3 years due to Covid-19. The show unravels new supernatural forces that a group of friends fight while dealing with the police and the Russian government.

Accordingly, Real Research launched a survey seeking public opinion on Stranger Things season 4. Specifically, the survey aims to find the public reception of Netflix’s Stranger Things Season 4. Here are the results.

Highlights:

• 56% want to see Joyce Byers with more screentime in season 4, volume 2
• 63.48% liked Season 1 the best
• 67.9% feel it is ‘interesting’ that season 4 was split into two parts

Public Opinion on Stranger Things Season 4

The survey on Stranger Things Season 4 starts by asking respondents’ awareness about the show. In reply, a majority of 83.29%% say yes they are aware and only 16.72% say that they are not.

Next, given that the show has 4 seasons, the survey asks if the respondents have watched Stranger things. All 62.25% say yes they have watched season 1, whereas 13.13% have not watched the show at all. Moreover, over 11% have watched till season 2, and 6% have watched till season 3. Furthermore, almost 4% say that they are currently watching season 4 and 4.09% say that they have watched all 4 seasons.

Then, the survey asks respondents which of the 4 seasons they like best. In reply, 63.48% say they liked Season 1, while 13.89% said they liked Season 2 the best. Furthermore, 9% replied they liked all the seasons. Whereas, 8% preferred season 3 and 5.72% liked season 4 the best.

Respondents on Netflix’s Stranger Things Favorite Characters

Accordingly, the survey on Stranger Things Season 4 asks respondents about their favorite character in the show. In response, the majority (55.86%) say ‘Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder)’ while 14.81% say ‘Jim Hopper(David Harbour)’. Moreover, 7.42% like Eleven/Jane Hopper (Millie Bobby Brown), and 5.43% like Young Eleven (Martie Blair). Whereas, 3% like Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard), and 2.56% like Dustin Henderson (Gaten Matarazzo).

Further on, the survey asks respondents if the show accurately depicts the 1980s. To this, a majority of 73.02% of respondents feel ‘yes it is nostalgic’, while 12.32% feel ‘no, there are some inaccuracies’. Moreover, 14.66% are unsure. Next, the survey asks respondents to rate Stranger Things overall on a scale of 1-5, 5 being the best. All 55.54% of respondents rate it 5, 15.51% rate it 4 and 8.37% rated it 3. Whereas 8.93% rated it 1 and 4.38% said 2.

Stranger Things Season 4 part 1 was released in May and part 2 will be released in July. The survey asks respondents to share views on splitting the season into two parts. 67.9% say it is interesting, and 13.10% replied that it was necessary. 12.36% are unsure, whereas 6.63% believe that it is unnecessary.

Verdict on Stranger Things Season 4, Volume 2

Accordingly, the survey asks respondents if they are looking forward to Stranger Things Season 4, volume 2. All 65.11% say they are looking forward to it, while 23.21% are neutral. Moreover, 11.69% say they are not looking forward to it.

The survey then asks respondents which character deserves more screentime in season 4, volume 2. A majority of 56.01% say, Joyce Byers, while 17% prefer Jim Hopper. Moreover, 6.73% prefer Eleven/Jane Hopper, and 3.90% said, Mike Wheeler. A further 2.81% would like to see more of Dustin Henderson.

To conclude, Stranger Things Season 4 survey asks respondents about the biggest success factor of Netflix’s Stranger Things. All 55.39% feel the actor’s performance is the biggest factor. Whereas 20% believe that the unique worldview is a big factor too. On the other hand, 12.39% say that a script with a great story and structure matters most. 6.91% think Netflix’s market power and 5% feel realistic CG technology for Upside Down is the show’s success factor.