Stranger Things swiftly edit major mistake from episode after being brutally called out by fans

Warning: this article contains spoilers for season five of Stranger Things

Remember when someone on the Game of Thrones set left a Starbucks cup in one of the scenes? Well, Netflix have made a similar gaffe in Stranger Things.

There's undeniably a lot to unpack in the latest episodes of Stranger Things ahead of the over two hour-long finale dropping on Netflix tomorrow (December 31).

The finale hasn't even aired yet and people are already calling for Netflix to release unaired footage from the show.

At the time of writing, over 350,000 people have signed the petition. The petition-creator penned on the page: "We want the unseen footage of Stranger Things. I believe it was more to the episodes and we didn’t see them either due to Netflix or the team of stranger things cutting them."

The first 7 episodes of Stranger Things season 5 have dropped (Netflix)

People have also expressed another grievance about the latest season. While I've spent most of the latest episodes trying to remember what happened in season four that aired three years ago and Chat GPT-ing 'what is Vecna', other Stranger Things fans spotted an easy-to-miss faux pas by the series' editors...

The mistake? An Under Armour logo on Holly Wheeler's jacket. Whoops.

Obviously the series is set in the 80s, so many have pointed out that the modern-day branding seen on her jacket kind of kills that vibe.

One person penned on Reddit in recent days: "In S5 E7; 'The Bridge' I spotted an Under Armour logo on Holly's undershirt while she is struggling to free herself after waking back up in her physical body. S5 takes place in 1987 and a quick Google search shows that Under Armour wasn't founded until 1996."

Fans spotted an Under Armour logo on Holly Wheeler's jacket (Netflix)

They went on: "I've read somewhere that the Duffers have stated that everything is intentional down to wardrobe choices, but this just seems like an accidental wardrobe malfunction to me."

And it appears as if this person may have been right as Netflix has seemingly quietly edited out the gaffe in the episode in question.

People on TikTok have been sharing the clip of the moment you originally saw the logo on Holly's jacket to prove that the streamer has appeared to have corrected its mistake so that it's not there anymore.

Fast work, Netflix.

Another thing in season five that's had fans up in arms in Nancy and Jonathan's break up.

Jonathan reveals to Nancy that he had an engagement ring for her and, after they both realized that things weren't the same between them anymore, Jonathan asked Nancy not to marry him.

This left some people confused in light of the pair making amends and breaking up at the time time.

As well as it being a bit unclear what happened between the couple, others were just generally sad to see the end of 'Jancy' (myself included).