Will's funeral and the joke about Jennifer Hayes
The pastor asks how God could take someone so young while the boys, unconvinced Will is dead, note who is crying so they can tell him later.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Joyce loses Will's voice and Lonnie calls it grief
- 02The party decodes Will's radio message: the Upside Down
- 03Jonathan tells Lonnie he only ever makes things worse
- 04Will's funeral and the joke about Jennifer Hayes
- 05Joyce remembers Will the Wise and the green fireballs
- 06Nancy and Jonathan map the monster and decide to kill it
- 07Mr. Clarke explains the flea and the acrobat
- 08Dustin's compasses do not point to true north
- 09Steve apologises to Nancy and asks her to a movie
- 10Joyce throws Lonnie out: the lights stay up until she dies
- 11Jonathan teaches Nancy to shoot and remembers the rabbit
- 12Hopper drunk-dials his ex-wife
- 13Is the weirdo acting weird?
- 14Eleven remembers Papa and the bath
- 15Pretentious creep versus suburban girl
- 16The compasses loop back and Lucas accuses Eleven
- 17Hopper tells Joyce she was right about Will's body
- 18Mike and Lucas fight until Eleven throws Lucas
- 19The wounded deer is dragged into the dark
- 20Nancy crawls through the tree and vanishes
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.

Joyce Byers's Best Moments
Will's mother, who refuses to believe her son is gone and will tear her house apart to reach him. Played by Winona Ryder.

Nancy Wheeler's Best Moments
Mike's older sister, pulled from her own high-school life into the search. Played by Natalia Dyer.

Jonathan Byers's Best Moments
Will's older brother, a loner with a camera who looks for his brother his own way. Played by Charlie Heaton.

Nancy Wheeler & Jonathan Byers
The girl next door and the loner with the camera, monster-hunting together. 46 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.