Netflix has reportedly added a last-minute content warning to the premiere episode of the fourth season of Stranger Things in the wake of the tragic Texas school shooting.
The fourth season dropped on the streaming platform on Friday, May 27, just days after the Uvalde mass shooting at the hands of a teenage gunman, killing 21 people, including 19 children.
The warning card appears for Netflix subscribers in the US just before the recap of the third Stranger Things season, which auto-plays at the beginning of episode one, Variety reports.
