Hunter Bussey

Maybe talk basketball.

Who knows?

Yeah, so I got a full plate right now.

yeah found my niche and uh dad's you know behind me 100 so it's uh it's been a lot of fun and uh you know we're only almost i can't believe january is almost over too but my birthday is next month like that's scary um getting away quick yeah by the way 28 i turned 28 and i'm terrified um well we'd like to see you go ahead and you know

There it is.

Good night, folks.

It was good to get to relax and spend time with the family and the pets and get to just hang out and relax and watch movies and all the fun stuff you get to do like we used to do.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It was a lot of fun.

Um, I, I really enjoyed, um, just the, the overall series this season, it didn't really add anything, but as far as like wrapping up a show that I've, you know, pretty much grown up with in a way, like it started while I was a junior in high school in 2016.

So to go for, you know, a nine year run, granted COVID kind of messed up some of the production for it, but, uh,

Overall, I enjoyed the ending, and I thought they ended it on a good note.

It's five seasons over a course of nine years, but season four and five were like mini movies.

Like each episode was like an hour and a half, two hours, just because Netflix gave them a bigger budget to play with.

And for good reason, it was possibly their best show they've ever put out since they've been a streaming service.

But the overall like, and I don't want to spoil it for anybody that hadn't watched it yet, but the overall plot is basically in the first season, there's a boy that goes missing and there's some government coverups in the 1980s.

in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana.

And it's based off of, if anyone knows what Montauk is, there was like a conspiracy about some lab in New York State that was doing these government tests on kids, and that was what inspired the Duffer Brothers to make this show.

And the original name for it was Montauk, and they just ended up changing it to Stranger Things, which ended up working out.