Showrunners Matt and Ross Duffer address some of the biggest lingering threads after that climactic series finale.

With an epic finale, "Stranger Things" achieves the impossible by giving its massive audience a satisfactory ending

We’ve officially reached the end of Stranger Things’ run on Netflix. The final episode of Netflix’s hit series dropped on December 31 both on Netflix and in sel

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Stranger Things 5 creators The Duffer Brothers answer series finale questions: is Eleven dead, where are the demogorgans and what is the rock?

In this episode of 'Behind the Seams,' costume designer Amy Parris breaks down the fashion in the fifth and final season of 'Stranger Things.' Watch the video, here.

The Duffer Brothers respect those old formulas enough to iterate more than they innovate. The show’s resolutions have always tended to reaffirm emotional bonds — and restore the sweet, humdrum rhythms of ordinary life after fighting unspeakable horrors — more successfully than they address questions of lore (or even basic narrative coherence).

Jamie Campbell Bower, Noah Schnapp and The Duffer Brothers spoke to "Good Morning America" about the final episodes of "Stranger Things."

Creators Matt and Ross Duffer address fan theories, "Byler," deleted scenes, and answer our biggest questions after Season 5.

The "Stranger Things" cast screened the series finale together in NYC. The last episode of the beloved sci-fi show dropped on Netflix Wednesday.