: ‘Stranger Things’ split season’s success may have saved Netflix, so expect to see it a lot more
A change in programming for one of Netflix’s most popular shows, “Stranger Things,” may have saved the reeling streaming giant from an expected decline in subscribers by forcing them to stick around for the second half of the season.
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