Chapter Seven: The Bathtub

This episode is soo good. thrilling & well-writting. All the mystery are revealing. You know it shouldn't end like this. This should be 2 hours episode. but it can't. so it has to end like this.

This is the best episode of season one! I was on the edge of my seat throughout the show, but this episode took it to the next level! This is so tense, so scary, so thrilling. I wish there were more shows like this, that have such smart storytelling. This is the best thriller series I've ever seen, I can't think of a better horror show. The way this episode unfolds is masterful. The best part of this episode is the performances, though. Especially from Millie Bobby Brown, David Harbour, Winona Ryder, and Charlie Heaton. This episode contains the most frightening image of the show, and the most character building. This is a prime example of a great TV episode. The direction, the writing, the performances, even the cinematography and editing! Great episode in a wonderful show! Love it! Highly recommend it for fans of thrillers, and everyone in general!

From what I have seen thus far, regarding the phenomenon Stranger Things, I arrive on Chapter Seven - The Bathtub. Needless to say, this is by far my favourite episode yet! The pacing, suspense, build up, acting and writing of this episode- they're all fantastic, it's incredible... to me, it is very intriguing and it keeps you right at the edge of your seat. El's abilities are so cool, especially for a completely non-superhero based show. I was completely evoked as I watched this episode, and it just gets better and better as it goes on. This is the kind of episode that will ultimately keep me hooked and watching all the way until Season Three's finale... Regardless whether or not it declines in quality. The junkyard parts are even very well-written, and it's almost like an episode version of Stand By Me, haha. It's just really cool, and I love the fact that more things are becoming known as it goes on. I didn't expect to enjoy this series as much as I am currently, it isn't anywhere near the best, but I do enjoy it. It's so well-balanced and consistent and fun while dark, dramatic, ominous and mysterious all the same. You learn more as it progresses, and certainly have a good time in doing so. Props to this episode, a definite 10/10 for me. I won't say more than this, just make sure you give it a watch!

This episode has everything. The two forces at work are facing off. All significant parties are now in play. The boys are fugitives, but fugitives, not from the government or law enforcement, but people who are posing as such. They have one intent; they want to kill the boys and take back Eleven. The Chief is fully involved and has some ideas, but most of what is going to happen will probably depend on Nancy and Jonathan. Steve has had an epiphany and made a turn in his life. The Tub is the means to get Will back, using a sensory deprivation tank. People are now heading toward the center and Episode Eight should answer things. I hope this is the case because I see that a second season is in the works. Please don't cheat us. By the way, I see this episode is rated a nine or higher. Could someone else beside the people who are writing talk about something other than how slow this is. It's the typical commentary with anything that requires a little patience.

The Bathtub continues the first season in an even greater fashion. The story continues to be well-written gets a lot more suspenseful as Eleven and the others form a plan to defeat the DemoGorgon and get Will back. The production design and sets still compliment the 1980s setting respectfully and also provides some really good editing and directing. The music score continues to be very good and the pacing is still great. And the acting continues to be great too with everyone including Millie Bobby Brown providing some great chemistry. Which is exactly why this is one of the three best episodes of the entire first season. This receives a gold medal from me. Recommended! :)