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 select theaters across the country. Fans anxiously counted down the minutes until the finale’s release wondering how the show would come to an end.

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.

Season 5 of Stranger Things is its final one, and was made up of eight sometimes divisive episodes... but which of them stands as the best overall?

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

The two-hour series finale "Stranger Things" drops on Netflix at 7 pm Central time. The show premiered back in 2016 and quickly took over pop culture. If you've never seen it, it follows a group of friends and their parents in the 1980s who have to deal with a series of supernatural and government forces.

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

While you wait for Stranger Things season 5, check out their iconic team-up with another group of angsty '80s teens: The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

The actor, who has portrayed Will Byers on "Stranger Things" since he was 11, spoke about the series finale, the parallel journeys he and his character took, and what's next.

In one video, Miller mocks Stranger Things season 3 villain Billy Hargrove for crying while he's possessed by the Mind Flayer, and in another, Miller condemns Steve's cockiness for saying he can turn on the charm, all of which reflect real moments from the respective shows.

Stranger Things fans are waiting in suspense until New Year’s Eve, when the final episode of the hit Netflix series will be released, bringing an end to the story of the unlikely heroes of Hawkins, Indiana. In a virtual roundtable Polygon attended, series star Noah Schnapp said he was just as anxious to read the final script.