Gen X woman's joke about the lack of Jennifers in 'Stranger Things' is so spot-on

When Stranger Things landed on Netflix, many Gen Xers felt an immediate jolt of recognition. The bikes, the walkie-talkies, the wood-paneled basements…it all felt like stepping into a time capsule of a bygone analog era. One fan from Vancouver, Jennifer Hill, says the show instantly struck a familiar chord. "I've loved the series since the first episode," Hill told Newsweek. "It immediately felt like a love letter to Gen X. I was born in 1974, and everything about it felt so familiar. Each episode feels a bit like flipping through an old family photo album."While Hill gives the Duffer Broth...