[Editor’s note: The following post contains spoilers for “Stranger Things 3.”]The “Stranger Things 3” finale left fans shocked when David Harbour’s Jim Hopper died after sacrificing himself to help close the gate between the real world and the Upside Down.
Harbour’s character has been one of the driving forces of “Stranger Things” for its first three seasons, making his death a major game-changer for the series moving forward.
But is Hopper really dead? A mid-credits scene revealed the existence of an unknown American prisoner in Russia.
Fans have been buzzing that Hopper is said prisoner, although there are theories out there that the imprisoned American could also be Matthew Modine’s Dr.
Martin Brenner from the first season.Whoever the prisoner ends up being, Hopper’s return to “Stranger Things,” despite his death, seems likely.
TVLine founder Michael Ausiello reports that Harbour is contracted through a potential fourth season of “Stranger Things.” Netflix has yet to officially announce “Stranger
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