'Stranger Things' Renewal, News & Update: Netflix Brings More 'Stranger Things' With Its Very First After Show

"Stranger Things" on Netflix is deemed as Summer TV's biggest hit. But with only eight short episodes, the streaming site is aware that its subscribers are hoping for more from the show. While "Stranger Things" Season 2 seems all set -- except for the official confirmation from Netflix -- the streaming site has actually given its audience more "Stranger Things." It comes in the form of its first ever After Show, where viewers can learn more about the series.

On Netflix's YouTube page, fans of "Stranger Things" would be happy to know that there are eight episodes of "Stranger Things" After Show. Decider cites that Netflix has been "quiet" about this launch, but this actually signals more great things for the show and the streaming site itself.

Having the "Stranger Things" After Show signals that "Stranger Things" is not going anywhere just yet, and that Netflix could be exploring more options for the series by establishing this format. The move shouldn't be surprising given the way the audience has embraced "Stranger Things."

After Shows are a way for viewers to connect with each other, profess their common appreciation for a show they love, and understand more about its story and characters. Commonly known as watercooler moments in the past decades, this trend was born in the advent of social media and video popularity.

The first After Show was established back in 2013, when "Breaking Bad" on AMC introduced its "Talking Bad" after show format, per Digital Trends. "The Walking Dead" also has its own after show episodes. Sometimes, the TV stars drop in to join the discussions with the After Show panel.

Meanwhile, David Harbour, who plays the police chief Hopper, recently engaged fans of "Stranger Things" in a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything). The actor revealed more than once in the discussion that he has no idea about the show's fate in the upcoming season. However, he did say that he loves his role as Hopper and hopes that he can play him some more for "Stranger Things" Season 2. "Hound Netflix, crash their emails and we'll get it," he told the fans.

"Stranger Things" was first released on Netflix on July 15 and has exploded in popularity. It is still available for streaming on the site. The show also stars Winona Ryder and Matthew Modine, and centers on the pre-teen kids Millie Brown, Noah Schnapp, Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin and Gaten Matarrazo.