The boys spy on Max and get caught
Lucas and Dustin debate whether a girl can be Mad Max while watching her through binoculars, until she leaves them a note.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Cold open: Kali's crew loses the Pittsburgh police in a tunnel that isn't there
- 02Dustin, Lucas and Mike scrape together arcade money
- 03A mystery player called Mad Max beats Dustin's Dig Dug record
- 04Will slips into the Upside Down outside the arcade
- 05Murray pitches Hopper a Russian psychic girl in Hawkins
- 06Nancy marks up Steve's college essay
- 07Max skateboards into Hawkins Middle and corrects her name
- 08Joyce and Bob sneak a kiss in the stockroom
- 09Hopper inspects Merrill's rotten pumpkin field
- 10Nancy invites Jonathan to the Halloween party
- 11The boys spy on Max and get caught
- 12Joyce tells Will to stop apologizing
- 13Will describes the storm and the evil that wants to kill everyone
- 14Owens warns of the Anniversary Effect; Hopper tells Joyce to call him first
- 15Dustin and Lucas stake out the arcade for Max
- 16Mike's parents bench him: two boxes of toys for the yard sale
- 17The Hollands tell Nancy they've hired a detective to find Barb
- 18Day 352: Mike calls out to El on the radio
- 19Jonathan tells Will being a freak is the best
- 20Hopper comes home late to the cabin, and someone is waiting
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.

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

Will Byers's Best Moments
The quiet boy whose disappearance on his way home sets everything in motion. Played by Noah Schnapp.

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.