U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner was feeling the Halloween spirit when he sent these trick or tweets to Energy Secretary Rick Perry and the agency’s national labs.
All of them are obviously fans of the Netflix series Stranger Things, and are watching the second season that began over the weekend.
Hearing reports of a possible #UpsideDownWorld portal back this week. Not sure if it’s true, but @Stranger_Things have happened.
— Cory Gardner (@SenCoryGardner) October 27, 2017
When I visited @NREL, I never saw signs of any #UpsideDownWorld portal. https://t.co/sWHgB7F6eB
— Cory Gardner (@SenCoryGardner) October 27, 2017
.@SecretaryPerry, have you ever seen any signs of the #UpsideDownWorld portal in your visits to our National Labs? https://t.co/0UPJEseAuM
— Cory Gardner (@SenCoryGardner) October 27, 2017
Our #NationalLabs haven’t found the #UpsideDown but @INL separates #StrangerThings fact from fiction here: https://t.co/EHUjAsocHj https://t.co/WniMZlsvqI
— Rick Perry (@SecretaryPerry) October 27, 2017
No #UpsideDownWorld here at NREL @SenCoryGardner but we are doing breakthrough research to help solve our nations #AdvancedEnergy challenges pic.twitter.com/EMWjbbiaew
— NREL (@NREL) October 27, 2017
If you haven’t seen the series, it’s about an evil plot devised by a U.S. Energy lab after it discovers a parallel universe they hope will defeat the Russians during the Cold War.
It’s spooky and adorable. And with the exception of Winona Ryder’s over-the-top and annoying performance, we give it four stars.