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

The newest episodes of 'Stranger Things' season 5 addressed Will's sexuality — but does his best friend Mike now know about Will's crush on him?

It seems like only yesterday the first four episodes of Stranger Things season 5 arrived on Netflix, and yet we’ve somehow already reached the end of the road.

The show first premiered in 2016, and ended with Season 5, now streaming on Netflix, following Eleven ( Millie Bobby Brown), Will (Noah Schnapp), Nancy (Natalia Dyer), Steve (Joe Keery), Hopper (David Harbour) and more as they live in Hawkins, Indiana, and deal with threats from the sinister “Upside Down.”

Stranger Things season 5 was starting to go off the rails, but the two hour series finale was excellent, and a perfect send-off for the show.

The first near-death experience of Volume 3 occurred as the radio tower ruptured the Abyss as the worlds started colliding. As the tower shifted, Steve slid down the landing and was mid-fall when all of a sudden, Jonathan grabbed his hand and dragged him back up. "S--- I thought you were toast," Dustin tells Steve.

After years of watching Mike, Lucas, Dustin, Will, Eleven, and the rest of the group face cosmic horrors, the end is finally here, and here's how it went down.

Will opens up about his feelings, so close to the finale of Season 5 of Stranger Things. Here, fans had a chance to see him open up finally after carrying this burden for multiple years.