Stranger Things season 5 ends with targeted, high impact losses. Here is who dies, how each death happens, key finale dialogue, and why Eleven’s fate is left deliberately ambiguous.

The final moments of Stranger Things season 5 deliver a full-circle moment for the main characters in the Wheeler's basement, with the Duffer brothers revealing that that was the plan from the very beginning.

The end is finally here. Just a week after the heart-stopping events of the Christmas volume 2 release, Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 3 (The Finale) has

Stranger Things Season 5 closes the door on Hawkins’ darkest era. Explore moments, choices, and sacrifices that shape the unforgettable finale.

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.

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.

After nearly a decade and five epic seasons, Netflix's juggernaut sci-fi TV series Stranger Things is finally coming to an end. It's been a hell of a ride, but

While the franchise is expanding in some carefully planned ways, there is no official Stranger Things Cinematic Universe in the sense fans may be imagining. Netflix and creators Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer have been clear that they aren't interested in building a sprawling web of interconnected projects.

The Stranger Things series ends by mirroring its beginning, returning to a Dungeons & Dragons game in the Wheelers’ basement. Will, Dustin, Lucas, Max, and Mike reunite for one final role-playing campaign before putting away their D&D books and leaving the basement one by one, symbolizing the close of their shared childhood chapter.

In Netflix's "Stranger Things" final season, Will Byers comes out, embraces his powers and delivers long-awaited LGBTQ representation, columnist Tony Bravo writes.