Stranger Things has now removed a glaring filming error from episode 7 after fans spotted it and shared it on social media.

Over 140,000 Stranger Things fans have signed a petition urging Netflix to restore alleged cut scenes from Season 5, Volume 2. Here is what they want, what the creators have said, and when the finale streams.

The Stranger Things fandom has a reputation for catching details others miss, and Season 5, Volume 2 gave them fresh material to study frame by frame.

“There is no Snyder Cut of the show, please do not believe everything some random a– tells you on the internet,” Randy Havens declared on Instagram. His words strike like a thunderclap, dismissing the fanciful notion of secret edits and hidden narrative treasures.

A viral fan-led petition calling on Netflix and the Duffer brothers to release alleged cut scenes from Stranger Things Season 5 has gained over 300,000 signatures in a matter of days, as speculation swirls around what supporters on social media are calling “cutgate.”

Stranger Things fans have found a small error in the latest season. A character's clothing revealed a brand founded in 1996. This is nearly ten years after the show's events. The series is set in the 1980s.

Honestly, that last bit of Sink’s story feels like a true gut punch of a moment. Of course, at that point, she’d still yet to actually film her final scenes as Max. Later on in the interview, the Fear Street star recalled that “last day,” and she explained why that occasion was “weird” more than anything else:

Stranger Things is suffering from review bombing after its latest Season 5 episode met with lower audience scores than the Netflix series has typically seen. But some fans are striking back with 5-star reviews in a bid to reverse the trend.