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Round 1
The Kids
$200
This freckled, red-haired girl joins the group and becomes Lucas's girlfriend.
$400
This member of the party, Nancy's younger brother, becomes Eleven's boyfriend.
$600
The show's search begins when this boy vanishes on his bike ride home.
$800
This gap-toothed, science-loving member of the group falls for a girl named Suzie at summer camp.
$1000
The boys frequently communicate using these radios, borrowed from Dustin.
Eleven
$200
Eleven is adopted by this police chief later in the series.
$400
Eleven's powers include moving objects with her mind, known as this ability.
$600
This shaven-headed girl with psychic powers escapes a secret lab.
$800
The number 'Eleven' comes from this tattoo on her wrist marking her as a test subject.
$1000
Eleven famously devours these frozen toaster breakfast treats of a certain yellow-box brand.
The Upside Down
$200
The season 4 villain from the Upside Down, a humanoid with a dark past as Henry Creel, is called this.
$400
The dark, parallel dimension in the show is called this.
$600
The giant, spider-like shadow monster from season two that controls its victims through a hive connection is called this.
$800
The faceless, petal-headed monster of season one is nicknamed this by the kids, after a D&D creature.
$1000
This government-funded facility in the woods of Indiana is where secret experiments involving psionic children and interdimensional gateways were conducted.
Hawkins
$200
The show is set in this fictional Indiana town.
$400
Steve and Robin work at this ice cream shop in the mall.
$600
The show is set in this decade, full of nostalgic references.
$800
In season 3, much of the action takes place at this new shopping center.
$1000
This local establishment is where Joyce Byers works as a retail clerk throughout the series.
Teens & Adults
$200
Steve's sharp-witted, band-geek coworker who comes out to him is this character.
$400
Will's determined mother, played by Winona Ryder, communicates through Christmas lights.
$600
The season 4 metalhead and Hellfire Club leader who is wrongly accused of murder is this character.
$800
This aspiring journalist and Mike's sister investigates her friend Barb's disappearance.
$1000
This former popular jock redeems himself and becomes a beloved babysitter to the kids.
Sounds & Songs
$200
Max escapes Vecna by focusing on this Kate Bush song, her favorite.
$400
This 1982 song by The Clash is Will Byers's favorite and a recurring signal in season 1.
$600
Stranger Things streams exclusively on this platform.
$800
The show's creators are these twin brothers.
$1000
The show's eerie theme is made with these vintage electronic instruments.
Double Jeopardy
The Kids
$400
This group member, often seen wearing a bandana, is the primary target of bullies at Hawkins Middle School.
$800
This younger sibling of a main character is known for her work at Scoops Ahoy and for decoding Russian transmissions.
$1200
When the boys engage in their favorite pastime, Lucas consistently chooses to play as this specific character class.
$1600
The group's basement meetings are frequently interrupted by this person, who serves as the matriarch of the Wheeler household.
$2000
After his disappearance, the group uses this specialized piece of equipment to track Will's location via radio frequencies.
Eleven
$400
Before she was known as Eleven, this was the doctor's formal identification for her within the facility.
$800
She briefly searches for her biological mother, who was a participant in this real-life CIA-funded psychological experimentation program.
$1200
In the Void, she views events through this metaphorical concept, often described as a dark, infinite, watery space.
$1600
The character often suffers from this physical symptom, specifically nosebleeds, when she overexerts her mental abilities.
$2000
To achieve a state of restricted environmental stimulation and reach the deepest parts of her mind, Eleven was often placed into this specialized, lightproof, soundproof water container.
The Upside Down
$400
These winged, bat-like predators from the shadow dimension were encountered by Steve Harrington in the fourth season.
$800
The environment of this alternate dimension is characterized by a pervasive layer of this floating, ash-like substance.
$1200
This fleshy, pulsating structure connects the Mind Flayer to its host, effectively creating a biological network.
$1600
The rift through which the entities enter Hawkins is sealed using this destructive scientific process involving magnetism.
$2000
This term refers to the ordinary, non-supernatural dimension that serves as the basis for the mirrored, shadowy realm where monsters reside.
Hawkins
$400
This public space is where Steve Harrington and Robin Buckley work during the summer of 1985.
$800
This town official serves as the mayor of Hawkins during the events of the mid-1980s.
$1200
The outskirts of town contain this secluded property, which holds a dark history linked to the Creel family.
$1600
This local business serves as a popular hangout spot for the children and features classic video games like Dragon's Lair.
$2000
The high school basketball team's star player is this character, who leads the crusade against the perceived 'Hellfire' threat.
Teens & Adults
$400
This character, who works alongside Joyce at a general store, becomes a target of the Upside Down's influence.
$800
This Russian scientist, who aids in deciphering codes, becomes an unexpected ally to Dustin.
$1200
This government agent initially helps Hopper but later finds himself in a moral quandary regarding the lab.
$1600
Before his tragic end, this character serves as the dedicated manager of the local video rental store.
$2000
He was a popular but aggressive high school student and lifeguard who worked at the local community swimming facility and had a difficult home life.
Sounds & Songs
$400
This atmospheric track by Joy Division is featured in the show to emphasize the isolation felt by the characters.
$800
The series' iconic title sequence uses this specific font, reminiscent of 1980s horror novel covers.
$1200
In the final episode of season 4, Eddie Munson performs this heavy metal track on his guitar to distract the bats.
$1600
This composer duo is responsible for the show's dark, ambient, and highly recognizable score.
$2000
The sound design for the Demogorgon was created by blending animal noises with this, a distinct human vocal effect.
Final Jeopardy · The Monsters
In season one, the kids name the first monster after a creature from this fantasy tabletop game they play.
