Netflix has once again pulled a George Lucas on Stranger Things, this time by editing season 5, volume 2 to remove a somewhat glaring timeline-related error.

Stranger Things has quietly corrected a tiny but glaring continuity error ahead of its series finale, removing a visible logo from Holly Wheeler’s outfit during a key scene in Season 5, Volume 2. The digital fix,

The Stranger Things fandom has a reputation for catching details others miss, and Season 5, Volume 2 gave them fresh material to study frame by frame.

After all, when Stranger Things viewers noticed Holly Wheeler (Nell Fisher) wearing an Under Armour shirt while trapped under Vecna's vines, the series co-creators quickly edited the anachronism out of episode seven, titled "The Bridge."

Stranger Things fans are known for dissecting every frame for clues about the Upside Down, but their latest discoveries aren’t about lore; rather, they’re about production errors. As Season 5 Volume 1 streams, eagle-eyed viewers are calling out ...

Post the release of Stranger Things' final season, I was thinking that every time a sci-fi TV show hits the screen, modern scientists gauge the parameters it is based on and whether they can be true.

The final season of Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’ has sparked a shocking amount of backlash from fans—here’s why season five is being criticized online.

"Season ruined," Obsidian studio design director Josh Sawyer (Pentiment, Fallout: New Vegas) declared on BlueSky alongside a clip from Stranger Things' recently released fifth season. In the video, Finn Wolfhard's Mike Wheeler expounds on the power of Dungeons & Dragons' Cleric class⁠—specifically AD&D 1st Edition's Cleric.

With all this in mind, Stranger Things isn't likely to reach the same lows that The Umbrella Academy 's series finale did if it does kill off El and Kali. Nevertheless, it would still be a big mistake for the same reasons that it was for the other Netflix show.