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While this is all very speculation and speculation we can

Feb. 13, 2018 by Devin Jones

While this is all very speculation and speculation we can safely say that season 3 of Stranger Things probably won't be for everyone, the season 3 trailer suggests that a lot of people may still be watching. This suggests that fans of the fourth season of the series may still be waiting on the third season, as the season 3 synopsis suggests that they will be able to watch season 3 without having to actually buy season 2.

The trailer also includes a spoiler alert for season three, which might be a good time to check out the teaser.

As usual, a lot of what you see below is based on what's been reported so far on the internet about season 3. A link to a source is also provided for those with an interest in the series.

As for what's in store for season 3, that source has provided a few interesting tidbits about what might be in store for the show, including a few new ones:

While season 3 is currently airing on Netflix, we have some exclusive content to add, so stay tuned to the Wrap for more!The Federal Government will not support a proposal by British Prime Minister Theresa May that would give the UK a say in the terms of Brexit.

The government has asked the European Court of Justice to hear the case that the UK should lose its ability to opt-out of the EU on the principle that it's only at the negotiating table when a deal is being struck.

"This matter is not yet settled because the European Court of Justice does not yet have the power to issue a decision on any of our EU obligations under our trade agreements," Prime Minister May said in her answer to the judges.

The decision by the European Court of Justice to hear the case is expected to come on Thursday.

The EU is set to announce its intention to leave the EU in a speech to parliament next week.

The UK will have the right to opt-out of the deal if it has a deal on the terms of the UK's departure.

The UK will have the right to retain the right to opt-out if it has a deal on membership of the EU.

Brexit campaigners have said that the EU should have the right to decide how to treat the 28 countries that have left the bloc.