"Stranger Things" ended with a ratings splash, with its finale catapulting Season 5 to become Netflix's 9th most English-language series ever.

One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5, directed by Martina Radwan, is “an inside look at the years of effort and craft that went into the final installment of the Duffer Brothers’ generation-defining series ,” per Netflix. It was produced by Angus Wall, Terry Leonard and Kent Kubena, and hails from MakeMake Productions.

All five seasons of Stranger Things are currently streaming on Netflix. Netflix has tried to convince die-hard Stranger Things fans that their Conformity Gate theory isn't right with a subtle move on social media.

Stranger Things' Season 5 has joined Netflix's list of its most popular English-language TV titles of all time in ninth place.

Netflix users spent 325.6 million hours watching season five last week — not counting those who went to movie theaters to watch the final episode on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1. The finale made an estimated $20 million to $25 million in revenue for theater chains over those two days.

Turns out the opposite was true—and those flower-headed monsters being absent from the Abyss actually became a point of contention.

Dallas is the second Netflix House, and each location is different. The flagship space in Philadelphia has a theater, but Netflix House Dallas doesn’t. Instead, guests watch events, like a livestream of the Cowboys game on Christmas Day, on tv screens hanging in the restaurant Netflix Bites.

"I did feel there was a little bit left unsaid with [episode 7]," Schnapp told PEOPLE. "And I did actually speak to the Duffers, and they included a scene in the finale that wasn't originally there to kind of close that story properly."