Stranger Things ended with Mike, Will, Dustin, Lucas, and Max playing D&D one last time, and it was borrowed from a Steven Spielberg classic.

The Duffer Brothers set the record straight on rumors of deleted scenes in Stranger Things Season 5, revealing the truth behind the speculation.

The Stranger Things season 5 finale ended the hit Netflix show on a seriously emotional note, with the party gathering to play D&D one final time in a poignant mirror of the show's first scene.

Here’s everything you need to know about the end-credit scenes in Stranger Things season 5.

As noted in several viral videos on TikTok, the slip up appeared in Stranger Things 5 episode 7 in a scene where Holly Wheeler is trapped in Vecna’s lair. The sleeve of her sweater slides back revealing the logo of Under Armour, a sportswear brand that was founded in 1996, nine years after Holly was supposed to be taken.

"In my brain, they'll meet up a handful of times as planned, but then there'll be a month where one or two of them have a scheduling conflict and can't make it, and then the whole thing fizzles from there," added a third.

Stranger Things captures the competitive and social aspects of '80s gaming culture, but falters on some technical details and game versions.

Still riding the high of seeing Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) finally assuming his power as a “Sorcerer” at the end of Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 1? Desperate to relive the thrill you felt when you first realized that, yes, the Duffer Brothers really ...