'Stranger Things' season 2 update, air date: David Harbour teases season 2 at NYCC 2016

Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour attended the New York Comic Convention held from Oct. 6 to Oct.9 and teased a few details about the upcoming season. They also revealed what it was like to film the premiere season.

At the "Inside the Upside Down" panel during the NYCC, David Harbour, who portrays police chief Jim Hooper, admitted that Barb is dead. He added that her death will be addressed in the following season.

"I can assure you Barb is very much dead," Harbour told the audience.

"We will tell you that we do deal with the loose ends in season 2, and we do deal with some of the internet rage over Barbs' death," Harbour said. "We will have justice for Barb's death in some sense," he added.

The actor also revealed that the cast members have already received a few of the scripts for the upcoming season. He teased that season 2 will feature "one of the great love triangles" of the series. Harbour was referring to Jonathan (Charlie Heaton), Nancy (Natalie Dyer), and Steve (Joe Keery). The actor also teased that the love triangle will last for a few more seasons.

The actor previously revealed that Eleven was alive somehow somewhere, which is why he still left a box of her favorite food out in the woods.

Millie Bobby Brown, who portrays the telekinetic Eleven, shared that she likes the Eggo Waffles that her character fancies. However, she isn't quite pleased with the amount of waffles she eats. The young actress said it is quite difficult to digest how much waffles she eats.

The first season was set over a period of six or seven days. Meanwhile, its succeeding season will explore the consequences of what happened in those few days.

"Stranger Things" season two will have a total of nine episodes. The second season will premiere on Netflix sometime in 2017.