The latest Stranger Things season has made a splash, and the series (which has spanned nearly a decade) will finally wrap with an oversized finale on New Year’s Eve. On Rotten Tomatoes, it is now the lowest-ranked of all Stranger Things seasons.

A Stranger Things episode has received the lowest rating in the show's history, just days before the finale is set to land on Netflix

Though the second part of the show's fifth season is being released Christmas night, the series finale won't be available to fans until New Year's Eve.

Three more episodes, "Volume 2," will hit Netflix on Christmas Day. The finale will drop on New Year's Eve, Dec. 31, 2025. Each volume of the new season releases at 8 p.m. ET/5 PT, according to Netflix.

The "Stranger Things" euphoria is at an all-time high, as Netflix's record-breaking show is nearing its end. After five seasons, the series will come to an end on December 31 with its eighth and final episode.

The show’s true secret sauce, however, has always been its human moments: Will and Robin (Maya Hawke) coming out, the relationship between Lucas and Max (Sadie Sink), Hopper’s (David Harbour) painful backstory and his deep bond with Eleven, and countless other moments that made the extraordinary feel personal. And, of course, the humor.

Numerous Greater Orlando multiplexes are showing this two-hour series finale tonight, but you can just stay home and watch it the old-fashioned way if you don’t want the experience ruined by a bunch of chatty drunks.

The January 5 episode of WWE Raw is officially being branded as “Stranger Things Night.” On Christmas Day, Netflix released a new trailer hyping the upcoming collaboration between Raw and its

Stranger Things Season 5 has landed, but before we dive straight into new monsters, new trauma, and new theories, how about a little trip down memory lane? Season 2 Episode 7, "Chapter Seven: The Lost

Here’s how Matt Duffer explained the major turning point in the history of Stranger Things: