That said, not every season of Stranger Things rose to the same heights. Yes, they all had their showstopper moments, their heartwrenching character drama scenes, and their mind-blowing twists, but some seasons managed to use them to greater effect than others.

Finally, after what feels like a hundred years, “Stranger Things” has ended.

Following the frustrating Vecna reveal in the show's fourth season, the Stranger Things series finale gives the series' coolest villain its just desserts.

Stranger Things fans are hoping Netflix will make the show’s stage play, The First Shadow, available to stream. The show’s finale season featured several references to the play, which is currently playing in London and New York City. [Warning: The following post contains MAJOR spoilers for Stranger Things‘ series finale.]

Christmas week was reliably bountiful for Broadway, with some record-breaking grosses for the holiday fulfilling producers’ holiday wishes. Among the big performers were Stranger Things: The First Shadow,

Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer spoke with Deadline about crafting the series finale of the beloved Netflix series

Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer break down the show's ending, including the surprising conclusion of Eleven's story, and why they chose that familiar final shot to end on.

SPOILERS are ahead for the Stranger Things series finale, now streaming with a Netflix subscription.

With a giant evil spider monster, mysterious briefcase and a whole lot of teary characters bidding adieu, “Stranger Things” has now become a thing of the past.

After five seasons, Netflix's sci-fi horror hit wrapped up with an exhausting two-hour extravaganza that, unsurprisingly, delivered lots and lots of … stuff — but very little legacy-building substance.

You can now watch the "Stranger Things" Season 5 finale, a movie called "Rightside Up.'' A UD professor reflects on series' lasting appeal