Operation Mirkwood: wrist rocket, snacks and a flying Millennium Falcon
Lucas unpacks Vietnam-era gear, Dustin unpacks candy, and the boys try to get Eleven to fly a toy with her mind.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Barb wakes alone in a rotting mirror of Steve's pool
- 02Karen catches Nancy sneaking in wearing Steve's sweatshirt
- 03Joyce tells Jonathan that Will is talking through the lights
- 04Operation Mirkwood: wrist rocket, snacks and a flying Millennium Falcon
- 05Mike teaches Eleven three-one-five
- 06Hopper talks his way through the Hawkins Lab gate
- 07No rain on the tape: Hopper knows the lab is lying
- 08Why don't you marry her: rock hunting, Troy's taunt and the monster killer
- 09Hopper gets chewed out by the librarian he ghosted
- 10Karen brings a casserole and Joyce throws her out
- 11Nancy lies to Barb's mother on the phone
- 12Steve's crew finds Jonathan's photos and smashes his camera
- 13Eleven's flashback: the cat test, the guards, and 'incredible'
- 14Friends tell the truth: Mike admits Troy tripped him
- 15Blink once for yes: Joyce asks Will if he is alive
- 16Hopper connects Brenner, the CIA and a hospital gown
- 17Eleven leads the boys to Will's house and Lucas explodes
- 18The alphabet wall spells RIGHT HERE
- 19A body comes out of the quarry and Mike turns on Eleven
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.

Eleven's Best Moments
A girl with a shaved head and telekinetic powers who escapes a government lab and finds the boys. Played by Millie Bobby Brown.

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

Mike Wheeler & Eleven
The boy who found her in the rain and the girl with the powers: their story, scene by scene. 54 scenes together, in story order.

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