Production on the fifth and final season of Stranger Things has officially wrapped up.
Netflix announced this exciting news on social media, sharing many behind-the-scenes photos from the set. Fans can expect the last season to premiere in 2025.
The show has been a huge success since it started in 2016. It brought the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, to life and captured the hearts of many viewers. Finn Wolfhard, who plays Mike, shared a touching post on Instagram.
He reflected on his time with the cast and wrote, “We filmed for a year, and I’ll miss my friends and our characters so much.” Noah Schnapp, who plays Will, also expressed his feelings. He called the show “more than a job” and thanked his co-stars for their support.
Season 5 will take place in the fall of 1987, about a year after the dramatic events of Season 4. The story will pick up with the Hawkins crew facing new challenges.
Vecna may have been defeated, but Will still senses his presence. Max is in a coma after a fierce battle, and Hawkins is in chaos due to an earthquake caused by the Upside Down.Netflix has released the titles for all eight episodes of Season 5:
The finale episode title hints at an intense conclusion to the series. The Duffer brothers, who created the show, promised fans a “satisfying conclusion.”
They praised the cast for their hard work and noted how they have become like family over the years.
Fans will see all their favorite characters return, including Winona Ryder as Joyce, Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven, David Harbour as Hopper, Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin, and Sadie Sink as Max.
There will also be a new character played by Linda Hamilton from Terminator, though her role remains a mystery.
With filming now complete, fans must wait for editing and post-production before they can see the final season. While it is sad to say goodbye to Stranger Things, its impact will last for years.