Fans are excited to watch "The Goldbergs" on ABC, and once again, the casts are bringing iconic 70s and 80s moments to the series, beginning with "The Breakfast Club."However, creator Adam F. Goldberg hinted that "Stranger Things" crossover might just happen.

ABC renewed "The Goldbergs" for fourth season and Barry (Troy Gentile), Erica (Hayley Orrantia), Adam (Sean Giambrone), Murray (Jeff Garlin), Pops (George Segal),and Beverly (Wendi McLendon-Covey) are coming back to television for even more '80s fun.

To recall, "The Goldbergs"season 3 has brought about more movie moments - including "Risky Business", "Caddyshack" and "Dirty Dancing".

In one report, it was noted that the season four premiere of "The Goldbergs", the show is taking on perhaps the ultimate tale of 80s teenage angst, "The Breakfast Club", as all three Goldberg kids find themselves in weekend detention.

The Breakfast Club is #27 on theHollywood Reporter's Hollywood's 100 Favorite Movies of all time, and it starred Emilio Estevez, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall and Ally Sheedy, each representing a teen archetype, including a jock, a misfit, a princess, a geek, and a weirdo.

"We decided after the Goonies episode that every year we're going to do one big "Adam's Folly" episode and straight up homage to an '80s movie. We're already batting around which John Hughes [Sixteen Candles,The Breakfast Club,Weird Science,Pretty in Pink,Ferris Bueller's Day Off, etc.] movie it will be," said the creator Adam F. Goldberg.

"The Goldberg" also has dreams of incorporating another '80s-set pop culture hit - albeit a more recent one, according to TVLine.

"The crossover I want to do is "Stranger Things"," he revealed. "I have a scenario in my head that I don't want to spoil. The producer of [his upcoming ABC comedy] Imaginary Mary [Shawn Levy] is also a producer and director of one of the episodes of Stranger Things. We've discussed what that would look like, which is really cool."

"The Goldbergs" season 4 airs on ABC at 8 p.m. ET.