Laugh-Out-Loud: Stranger Things' Top 10 Funniest Moments That Will Leave You in Stitches!

Summary

Stranger Things

The show features numerous amusing moments, offering a welcome respite from its intense supernatural elements. Interestingly, these comedic instances serve to strengthen the underlying themes and storylines, effectively propelling the narrative without any undue diversions.

The talented cast, consisting of Hopper, Max, Dustin, and Steve, bring refreshing humor to Stranger Things with their sardonic banter and clever exchanges. While the show is primarily known for its horror and supernatural elements, it offers plenty of comedic moments that enhance the viewing experience and provide a welcomed respite from the intense storyline. Characters such as Hopper and Max contribute greatly to the comedic relief with their sharp wit and snappy comebacks. Likewise, the dynamic between Dustin and Steve generates laughter through their witty and sarcastic interactions.

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10 Max Mocking Dustin's Hellfire Shirt In Stranger Things Season 4

Luckily, the humor in Stranger Things does not detract from the series' core themes. On the contrary, it enhances them, making them even more compelling. Each comedic moment seamlessly advances the plot, without ever diverting attention from the episode's main storyline. Whether it's from the show's debut or Vecna's takeover, some of the most memorable comedic moments in Stranger Things occur amidst the backdrop of supernatural chaos.

Since Sadie Sink joined the cast in season 2 of Stranger Things, Max has become renowned as one of the show's funniest characters. Originally from California, Max's humor is laced with sarcasm, setting her apart from the rest of the gang. As she forms a bond with Eleven, she thrives on teasing and taunting Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and Will. A prime example of Max's wit can be seen in a scene from season 4, where Dustin attempts to recruit her into the Hellfire Club. Initially, Max appears excited about receiving a Hellfire Club shirt, but Dustin soon realizes that she is merely mocking him. This scene perfectly showcases Sink's comedic talent, proving that she effortlessly intertwines humor and horror.

9 Erica & Dustin's Phone Call In Stranger Things Season 2

8 Murray & Alexei Discussing Joyce & Hopper's Romance

Erica Sinclair, one of the funniest characters in Stranger Things, has a talent for irritating her brother Lucas and his friends. She surpasses Max in sarcasm and can be a bit mean. A particularly sassy and hilarious moment featuring Erica takes place in Stranger Things season 2 when Dustin attempts to reach out to Lucas. Unfortunately, Erica picks up her brother's walkie-talkie instead. Despite Dustin's desperate attempt to convey the seriousness of the situation by referring to it as a code red, Erica dismisses him with a quick-witted retort, saying, "I've got a code for you instead. It's called code shut your mouth."

The romance between Hopper and Joyce blossoms during Stranger Things season 1 and grows stronger in season 3, to the point where even the other characters root for them to get together. Amid the chaos caused by the Mind Flayer, Hopper and Joyce find themselves in a heated disagreement inside a car. Their argument is interrupted by Murray, who implores them to stop bickering and confess their feelings for each other. Murray passionately declares, "Enough of this quarreling! Either resolve your differences or pull over, rip off those clothes, and get it over with already." As a result of Murray's outburst, Hopper and Joyce fall into a stunned silence. Meanwhile, Alexei and Murray carry on discussing their relationship in Russian before bursting into laughter.

7 Argyle Thinking Jonathan Threw A Party Without Him

6 Eleven Dumping Mike In Stranger Things Season 3

Stranger Things season 4 introduces Argyle, a hilariously funny character who constantly seems to be in a state of highness. As the pizza delivery guy, he provides a delightful array of comedic moments throughout the series. One particularly amusing scene occurs when Argyle pulls up to Jonathan's house and spots multiple cars parked in the driveway. In an exasperated tone, he laments, "Man, Byers is throwing a party and didn't invite me. Not cool, man." However, his disappointment quickly turns to surprise as Jonathan appears, urgently tapping on his window and imploring him to stop the car. Then, to Argyle's shock, Will and Mike rush towards the vehicle with an injured person, revealing that it's not actually a party at all. This realization intensifies when Argyle notices a man approaching his car, holding a gun.

In Stranger Things season 1, Eleven is introduced as a character who is unable to speak. Gradually, she starts learning words from her friends and the people she encounters. By the time Stranger Things season 3 comes around, her language skills have significantly improved, although she still struggles with certain phrases. When she faces a rough patch in her relationship with Mike, she decides to end things with him in the presence of Max. At the mall, Eleven catches Mike lying and confronts him by boldly stating, "I dump your ass," before storming off. Millie Bobby Brown's exceptional delivery of this line turns the heart-wrenching moment into one of the funniest in the series.

5 Robin & Steve's Drugged Conversation In Stranger Things Season 3

4 Ted Is Blamed For Ruining Dinner In Stranger Things Season 1

In another hilarious scene from season 3 of Stranger Things, Robin and Steve find themselves drugged by Russian operatives. The duo, donning their Scoops Ahoy! uniforms, can't contain their laughter as they navigate the mall. Amidst their giggles and chuckles during their Back to the Future viewing, they engage in a drug-induced conversation about the movie. It dawns on Robin that Martie may have romantic feelings for his own mother, leaving Steve perplexed as to why Martie would travel back in time when the film's title hints at a journey to the future.

In a brilliantly comedic yet poignant moment from Stranger Things season 1, a dinner scene turns into chaos as Mike's father, Ted, is unfairly singled out for ruining the entire evening, despite his innocence. The tension builds as Mike pleads with his mother for permission to assist in the search for their missing friend, Will. However, matters worsen when Karen forbids Nancy from visiting her closest companion, Barb, following their meal.

3 Hopper Threatening Mike Over His Relationship With Eleven

: Nancy's real intention of meeting Steve is exposed by Mike, leading her to storm off in anger. Feeling ignored about Will's disappearance, Mike also storms off. Blaming Ted for the entire situation, Karen decides to leave with her youngest daughter, Holly. Ted, on the other hand, only responds to his children's behavior with a few comments, but it's quite amusing to witness Karen's anger towards him for the ruined family dinner.

Mike and Eleven's budding romantic connection is evident from the start, but it isn't until Stranger Things season 3 that they finally become a couple. Unfortunately, Hopper, who has become a father figure to Eleven, is not pleased with their relationship. He becomes excessively protective whenever Mike is around. In one particular moment, Hopper becomes enraged and tricks Mike into getting into his car by claiming something has happened to his grandmother. Once Mike is trapped inside the car, Hopper reveals that nothing is wrong with his grandmother and locks the doors to prevent Mike from escaping. The terror on Mike's face and Hopper's manic behavior make this scene particularly captivating to watch.

2 Suzie & Dustin's "Never Ending Story" Duet

Incorporating a singing scene in an episode is a common choice for many non-musical shows. However, it often fails to deliver. Yet, in Stranger Things, when the intention behind the musical scene is to evoke genuine laughter from the audience, it succeeds brilliantly. In a memorable moment during season 3, Dustin and his girlfriend Suzie take the stage together to perform a duet of "Never Ending Story," with the purpose of obtaining the code to defeat the Mind Flayer from Suzie. The unexpected and impromptu nature of the duet, coupled with the uproarious reactions from the other characters, elevates the scene to a whole new level of hilarity.

1 Steve Harrington Admitting He Uses Farrah Fawcett Hairspray

Stranger Things delivers one of its funniest moments through Steve's revelation about his hair secret. It is hilariously ironic because Steve, being the epitome of coolness, would go to great lengths to keep this embarrassing fact concealed. However, he reluctantly confesses it to Dustin, accompanied by a not-so-subtle threat against betrayal. The hair saga doesn't end there, as Stranger Things season 3 treats us to another incident involving the infamous hairspray. Mistakenly perceiving a surprise homecoming celebration as an upside-down attack, Dustin sprays Lucas in the face with the very same product.