The cast includes young actors Peyton Kennedy (American Fable), Jahi Winston (The New Edition Story), Sydney Sweeney (Sharp Objects), Elijah Stevenson (Captain Fantastic), Rio Mangini (Teen Wolf) and newcomer Quinn Liebling.

And, of course, no teen show is complete without the pivotal role of the parents: this time around, the archetypal mum and dad will be brought to life by Patch Darragh (Sully) and Claudine Nako (Grimm).

While some Gen X commentators expressed confusion at millennials penchant for Stranger Things when it wasn’t really their era, we have a feeling that they’ll finally ‘get it’ when this series drops: we, for one, will have our fine toothcombs out when it comes to examining the precise period details in Everything Sucks.

However, as the nineties fest isn’t expected to begin streaming until 2018, we have a little while to wait (and get ridiculously excited about it, too).

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This new Netflix show is basically the '90s version of Stranger Things