Here's Everything We Know About the Second Season of 'Stranger Things'

This article originally appeared on i-D.

Oh David Harbour, you and your loose lips! While the rest of the Stranger Things cast has kept quiet (real life Eleven wouldn't even tell Ellen Degeneres whether she'd have to shave her head again) about the highly anticipated second season on the hit Netflix show, good old David — that's Chief of Police Jim Hopper, to you — has divulged a couple of golden nuggets in a revealing interview with  Hollywood Life.Here's what we've found out.

"It's a year later in the story, so there are several things that happened last year, like Will has come back."

"There are certain people in the town that know what happened, and then certain people that don't know what happened. So there's a lot of fall out with who knows what."

"The question and the feelings that Nancy, played by Natalia Dyer, has that no one ever cares about her friend Barb, are very much present in the beginning of the season."

"Sean Astin… he's Winona's new boyfriend — much to the chagrin to the Chief of Police."

1. It'll be released in 2017, potentially during the summer.

2. The OG crew will be returning. Here's a pic of them reading lines together. #ripbarb

3. Its episode names are as follows: MadMax, The Boy Who Came Back To Life, The Pumpkin Patch, The Palace, The Storm, The Pollywog, The Secret Cabin, The Brain, The Lost Brother. Cryptic, weird, and creepy. Just how we like it.

4. Stranger Things has some brand new cast members including hunkiest hunk Dacre Montgomery, who plays a bit of a badass, and Sadie Sink, his disturbed sister. The aforementioned Sean Astin plays a nerdy type who went to school with Joyce; while Paul Reiser joins as the doctor in charge of cleaning up last year's mess (good or bad? You decide). Linnea Berthelsen senses something supernatural heading to Hawkins, and Brett Gelman joins as a disgraced journalist turned conspiracy-theorist.

5. The central focus will be dealing with last season's fallout. Director Shawn Levy told Collider, "Will Byers was in that Upside Down for a while. So Season Two is about this determined desire to return to normalcy in Hawkins, in the Byers family, in that group of friends, and it's the struggle to reclaim normalcy and maybe the impossibility of it."

That's all we know, promise!