Just because Stranger Things is coming to an end doesn't mean season 5 didn't find a way to expand — and recast — with some new characters. Stranger Things, which premiered in 2016, is set to conclude with its fifth and final season.

The Duffer brothers and 'Stranger Things' cast tease what to look forward to in Volume 2 of the fifth and final season.

The Duffers explain why Louis McCartney and his fellow stage actors from "Stranger Things: The First Shadow" won't return for the TV series.

After joining Stranger Things as Max Mayfield in season 2, Sadie’s star - not to mention her $4 million (approximation £3 million) net worth - has only continued to rise, thanks to the Fear Street trilogy and other buzzy films, like The Whale and O’Dessa. Oh, and her campaigns with everyone from Armani Beauty to Prada probably don’t hurt, either.

High school, as the Stranger Things gang can attest, is no walk in the park (Upside Down or not). And in a sweet gesture paying homage to their artistic beginnings, co-creators of the Netflix phenomenon,

As "Stranger Things" Volume 1 premieres on Netflix over Thanksgiving weekend, Millie Bobby Brown reflects on her journey as El.

B efore the sci-fi series "Stranger Things" premiered on Netflix, several traditional studios had already passed on it. Its creators were first-time show runners, unknown young actors were cast in lead roles, and even though the show starred kids, it was not for children. That was nine years ago.

Stranger Things co-creator Matt Duffer has confirmed that, despite Will's newfound powers — and the ending scene of vol. 1 mirroring how Eleven's ( Millie Bobby Brown) powers often manifest —he's "not a new Eleven."