Fans took to social media to debate whether the Duffer brothers used Reddit and ChatGPT to conclude "Stranger Things."

Prince is back on the pop charts. So are Kate Bush and Fleetwood Mac. That can only mean one thing: Netflix's Stranger Things finale, which dropped Dec. 31, is shaking up the Billboard Hot 100.

Stranger Things 5' climbed to No. 6 on Netflix's list of its biggest English-language series of all time while 'His & Hers' topped the weekly chart.

Not surprisingly, quite a few faces from Hawkins, Indiana, also pop into Dick Wolf's comparatively grounded cops 'n' robbers universe of Law & Order.

Netflix just revealed a brand new show set in the Stranger Things universe that’s set to release after the end of Season 5. The catch? It’s an animated series rather than the live-action we’ve come to expect from Stranger Things. The logline reads ...

Stranger Things fans got a surprising revelation this week. Matt and Ross Duffer, the show’s creators, admitted in Netflix’s new documentary One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5 that they began shooting the fifth and final season without a finished script for the finale.