New 'Stranger Things' trailer announces when Season 4 lands on Netflix

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  • The 30-second preview reveals that the series will return in 2022 - but doesn’t tell us much else
  • The fantasy series starring Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Finn Wolfhard and Millie Bobby Brown is a global phenomenon
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It's baaackkk! Are you ready for the latest season of 'Stranger Things'?

Stranger Things fans - are you ready?

Netflix released a brief teaser trailer Friday for the fourth season of its hit fantasy series starring Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Finn Wolfhard and Millie Bobby Brown.

The 30-second preview reveals that the Emmy-winning drama will return to the streaming platform in 2022 - but it doesn’t say much else.

“Something’s coming,” a voice says in the trailer, set to dramatic instrumental music. “It is almost here.”

The teaser contains snapshots from previous seasons, as well as new footage of Steve (Joe Keery), Nancy (Natalia Dyer), Joyce (Ryder) and some of the not-so-little-anymore kids toting flashlights on a spooky mission.

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Meanwhile, Sheriff Jim Hopper (Harbour), who (spoiler alert!) was presumed dead in the previous season, is back, bald and wielding a flamethrower, while telekinetic wonder Eleven (Brown) gets captured, per usual, by evil men in suits.

In other words: Just another day in the creepy town of Hawkins, Indiana.

“The world has been watching,” title cards in the trailer read. “In 2022, the global phenomenon returns.”

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