Demo-dogs: Dustin names the enemy
Grieving at the Byers house, the kids remember Bob founded Hawkins AV, then Dustin defends his compound word and Mike realises the army answers to one master.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Cold open: the demo-dogs breach the lab
- 02Will has to be put to sleep
- 03Neil puts Billy in his place
- 04Dart ate Mews: the party learns the truth in the car
- 05Bob Newby, superhero: Bob volunteers for the breakers
- 06Open sesame: Bob gets the doors open
- 07Guided through the halls: get in the closet
- 08Bob's run for the front door
- 09Demo-dogs: Dustin names the enemy
- 10The Mind Flayer: the kids explain the hive mind
- 11Joyce decides: we have to kill it
- 12Dustin apologises and Lucas denies the electricity
- 13Mike tells Max about El
- 14Will wakes up tied to a chair
- 15Joyce's rainbow ship: the crayon memory
- 16Jonathan remembers building Castle Byers
- 17Mike's first day of kindergarten speech
- 18Morse code: Will spells out the answer
- 19The phone rings: it knows where they are
- 20Demo-dogs surround the Byers house
In playlists

Mike Wheeler's Best Moments
The leader of the group of friends, the first to shelter Eleven. Played by Finn Wolfhard.

Dustin Henderson's Best Moments
The group's curious, sharp-tongued scientist, never without a theory. Played by Gaten Matarazzo.

Jim Hopper's Best Moments
Hawkins' police chief, a man with a lost past who takes the Byers case seriously when nobody else does. Played by David Harbour.

Lucas Sinclair's Best Moments
The group's skeptic, quickest to question Eleven and to act. Played by Caleb McLaughlin.

Max Mayfield's Best Moments
The new girl in Hawkins, a skateboarder with the arcade high score and a stepbrother she fears. Played by Sadie Sink.

Mike Wheeler, Dustin Henderson & Lucas Sinclair
The party: the three boys, their walkie-talkies and every argument. 70 scenes together, in story order.

Lucas Sinclair & Max Mayfield
The skateboarder from California and the boy who kept turning up at her arcade. 29 scenes together, in story order.