Stranger Things' introduced Suzie (Gabriella Pizzolo) as Dustin's (Gaten Matarazzo) girlfriend. What happened to her.

The Duffer Brothers discuss the decision to let audiences determine Eleven's fate in the Stranger Things finale and the end's emotional complexity.

"Stranger Things" won’t truly end. It will live on in perpetuity through the mountain of fans who will continue to analyze and this absolute must-see series.

Stranger Things 2 does suffer from 2 “sequelitis” on occasion in that it revisits a lot of the story beats that its predecessor did (and there is that divisive standalone episode), but it ups the scares, doubles down on the shocks and increases the stakes without getting too gruesome, and its final two episodes are nothing short of spectacular.

Stranger Things' final season missed a major opportunity to give Will Byers a proper romantic storyline by the end.

Netflix has ruined another once-great TV show with an absolutely abysmal batch of new Stranger Things 5 episodes.

Stranger Things can learn from the past by avoiding the pitfalls of a highly-anticipated series finale.

With its finale on the horizon, the show has racked up impressive viewership numbers—but it's also had an impact on random pockets of culture, too.

Now, less than a month after Season 5 Volume 1 and days ahead of Volume 2, Netflix reports that the entirety of “Stranger Things” has crossed 1.2 billion total views. That statistic, calculated by dividing the total amount of time any portion of the series has ever been streamed by the combined runtimes of all available episodes,

Stranger Things isn’t just ending as a Netflix TV show. It is closing a door on a very specific moment in entertainment history, one that simply cannot be recreated again in the same way.