Stranger Things is over after five seasons of Upside Down hijinks, and the final episode of the season was pretty heavy on the deaths. Here's who didn't make it out of the show alive (don't panic, everyone, Steve is still with us).

This story contains spoilers for the series finale of “Stranger Things,” now streaming on Netflix.“Stranger Things” has come to an end. The horror-fantasy sensation, which started as a modest ’80s pastiche in 2016 and quickly became a Netflix juggernaut,

The final chapter of Stranger Things Season 5 is now streaming on Netflix. Here’s what happens in the climax scene of episode

So, is El dead? The Duffer brothers spoke about the ambiguous ending to Netflix with Matt saying, "There are two roads that Eleven could take. There’s this darker, more pessimistic one or the optimistic, hopeful one. Mike is the optimist of the group and has chosen to believe in that story."

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

While the bulk of the group heads to the Upside Down’s version of the WSQK radio tower, Hopper and Eleven have their own mission. She’s going to face down Vecna on her own, using one of the Hawkins Research Lab tank in the Upside Down.

Stranger Things Season 5 finale is finally here on Netflix. Serving as the longest episode, it binds the story together as the Hawkins group fight to save the world one last time.

Several Redditors pointed out that Eleven had an entire arc about regaining and training her abilities. Seeing her struggle with basic tasks after past feats makes Stranger Things Season 5 feel inconsistent. Fans expected her to be stronger than ever heading into the final stretch, not stuck fighting limits that seemed long gone.