“The appeal was issued on the day of the premiere of the final season.”, — write: www.unian.ua
The appeal was issued on the day of the premiere of the final season.
There are many fans of this show in Ukraine / UNIAN collage / ScreenshotsMembers of the youth cast of the cult TV series “Strange Miracles” recorded a special video appeal to Ukrainian viewers.
This morning, a short video appeared on the official Instagram account of Netflix Ukraine, in which Finn Wolfhard (Mike Wheeler), Noah Schnapp (Will Byers), Caleb McLaughlin (Lucas Sinclair) and Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin Henderson) urged Ukrainians to watch the fifth season of the series.
In the clip, four actors stand on stage in front of neon light fixtures and emotionally announce:
“Hello, Ukraine! The moment has come! You can watch Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 1 on Netflix today. Volume 1 is already on the platform. Run and watch!”.
In the comments, Ukrainians noted that they are pleased to see such an appeal, although they understand that before the premiere, the same appeals are filmed for viewers in many countries:
“I love them for Ukraine. I adore them!”.
“I know they record it for many countries, but I know this ‘hello, Ukraine’ from Finn is very warm.”
“It gives me goosebumps! Hello, Ukraine.”
“It is symbolic that it is “Mike” who says “hello, Ukraine”, because he supports not only with words.”
As you know, the final season of “Strange Wonders” is released by Netflix in parts. The first part, which includes four episodes, was released this night at 03:00 Kyiv time. The second part, which contains three episodes, will appear on December 25, and the final eighth episode is scheduled for December 31.
We will remind you that only the fifth season will consist of eight episodes, which will gradually complete the story of the heroes from Hawkins.
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