The final installments of Stranger Things are set to hit Netflix in three different drops of episodes Later this year, marking the end of nearly decades of saga that transformed the lives of all her young stars. The show's fans saw their child growing up before our eyes, and at this point, the re -diverting of season 1 feels little as if it enters the time machine - and in the 1980s And The 2010s.

While the wide eyes of Season 1, Milli Bobby Brown-Bongiovi, High-Benst of Kaleb McLaflin and Gaten Matarazo, were subject to countless "before and after" photo comparisons " before To throw in the massive series of Netflix. Giant Wolfard was in the episode of the "Supernatural", Sadi Sink appeared in the "Americans", and Noah Shnap even expressed Charlie Brown in the 2015 film "Peanut". However, several roles before Stranger Things were pretty disturbing as those of Rachel Burns, a killer girl in the season 12 NCIS episode played by Brown Bongiovi.

Brown-Bongiovi appears in the "NCIS" parental guideline episode and from the beginning it is clear that she has been thrown to play the most cute kid from the world's elementary school (the actress herself was 10 years old during the shooting). At the beginning of the episode, Kido, who brings her home, has been home with her age, "Harry Potter" three holes in a row. When he returned home, Rachel seems to find his mother dead from a gunshot wound to her back.

The "NCIS" episode takes the time to get its big turn, rather than using a good deal of time to strive for Rachel. Her father, we discover, is the commander of the Navy on a terrorist hit list, and she grew up expecting the worst. In one scene, Special Agent Gibbs (Mark Harmon, who starred in the show for the first 18 seasons) attracts it from a hidden point with popcorn and hot chocolate, and then helps helps build a fortress to feel safe. Given his own character Dead daughter (both wife and mother)This moment is particularly sweet.

It is then revealed that Rachel is the killer.

"Parent Guidelines has suggested" it seems to be a little inspiration from the 1956 movie "The Bad Seed", in which a little girl with a pigtail named Rhoda becomes a cold -blooded killer when her father goes on to military duty. The episode is based on the premise of that film by making Rachel's relationship with her father - or a lack of it, because he doesn't have to work all the time - the source of her deadly bad behavior. Prior to her death, Rachel's mother consulted with an infamous serial killer for Rachel's dark impulses advice, and Rachel eventually shot her in her back to attract her father's attention. Worse still, it shows no remorse when facing Gibbs, looking for another box of juice even after the alies explains the stakes. Without effortful performance of Brown-Givani and Always a cheerful plot for killer children They made some NCIS fans give Rachel The funniest villain on the showWhat is a great praise when it comes to showing 487 episodes to this day.