One of the most iconic episodes of the iconic sitcom The Office is the Season 6 episode “Niagara,” in which Jim and Pam finally tie the knot. John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer’s will they/won’t they romance was the beating heart of The Office for the show’s first few seasons, and they finally got together in Season 4. And by the sixth season, it was time to take their relationship to the next level with a wedding set at Niagara Falls, with the entire office making the trek to, of course, wreak havoc on the occasion. But …

At first glance, Netflix's new super-powered teen series I Am Not Okay with This seems to be an obvious companion to Stranger Things. Not only do the two shows share producers and feature young girls with mystifying powers, but I Am Not Okay with This also stars two of the child actors of the IT films (Sophia Lillis and Wyatt Oleff, who co-starred in the blockbuster films alongside Stranger Things' Finn Wolfhard), has a distinctly 80s vibe (despite its contemporary setting), and contains a pointed Stephen King nod within its opening moments: a shell-shocked Sydney (Lillis) …

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