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Stranger Things season 2 is just the right ticket for those looking to find out if Barb Holland still lives. After Barb’s disappearance in season 1, many wonder if she is going to ever return. Until Netflix releases a new video that features Barb in action.

Is this a prelude to Stranger Things season 2? Not necessarily. The video below teases the appearance of Nancy Wheeler’s best friend. Still set in the 1980s, a news report flashes on screen and explains the disappearance of Barb. The report also points to a shoplifting incident in the area and weird electrical occurrences over at Bradley’s Big Buy.

Also, the report points to a juvenile escaping with a horde of Ego waffles. This is none other than Eleven, of course, cite Screen Rant.

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