After the series finale of the Netflix megahit, fans have been spiraling over a viral online theory that the flagship series may not be finished. But the Duffers have already confirmed: "This is finite.

Stranger Things” actress Jennifer Marshall, who played Max’s mother Susan Hargrove in Seasons 2 and 4 of the hit Netflix series, has posted via social media about not appearing in the show’s final season - and how the decision came as she was diagnosed with cancer.

A theory about a post-finale episode of ‘Stranger Things’ spread on social media called ‘Conformity Gate.’ So, is there any truth to it?

On Monday, following a season finale that crashed Netflix on New Year’s Eve, the streamer announced that a documentary about the hit series will premiere on Jan. 12. “A decade after rewiring pop culture,

Netflix will release a previously unannounced "Stranger Things" documentary, directed by Martina Radwan, about the making of the final season.

Netflix has released a trailer for the final Stranger Things episode. "Stranger Things" comes to an end on New Year's Eve. The next batch of episodes hits Netflix on December 24.

Jennifer Marshall, who is now in remission, was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer in 2022 after her stage 1 foot cancer spread to her lymph nodes.