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no one cares
Never seen stranger things 
Breaking bad was good 
I find the walking dead a show that just dragged on >

Not caring for or liking shows is most likely not really unpopular though. Sure there are plenty of people who watched or liked Stranger Things, but no doubt there are plenty who didn't. >

To each their own regarding stranger things but saying that the last season of breaking bad is unneeded is kind of wild, it's the one were pretty much everything gets resolved, they couldn't have stopped at the previous season >

Both shows are overrated >

Stranger things is good for the first 2 seasons. Once they added relationship drama and way too many new characters in season 3, I stopped watching. It felt more like a teen drama than adventure/sci-fi. >

I liked the first season. Really got into season 2. After that I'm entertained but not waiting for new episode drops. It ok. >

I like stranger things but I totally get why you would’t. It def can be pretty cheesy and just weird sometimes. I don’t mind in context but I see why a lot of people would. >

Are complex and interweaving plot lines by any chance how you judge the quality of fiction? 
Personally, while I have loads of respect for Breaking Bad, it wasn't my thing. It was more about the experience than the plot. It made it's audience anticipate things, but there wasn't really any guesswork for us. But while it wasn't my cup of tea, I can see why its other qualities added up to something that other people found vastly enjoyable.
I had a similar reaction to season 1 of Stranger Things, albeit it had bonus points for the stellar 80s vibe. While it was intriguing, I was ultimately disappointed that there wasn't more to it (Will was in a place I'd never heard of, then they got him back, ta da!). Luckily, season 1 mostly just sets the scene. The world building and interweaving plots only get more complex and satisfying after season 1, IMO.