It's been over a week since Stranger Things aired its two-hour season 5 finale, officially marking an end to the Netflix series after ten years. But if you've been left scratching your head over the conclusive episode, it turns out you're not alone.

The era of Stranger Things as we know it came to an end on New Year’s Day. But, as we know all too well, shows that are too successful to end go the route of spinoffs, and Stranger Things is no exception. Outside of its animated series, the Duffer Brothers have shed the tiniest bit of light on what their show’s spin-off will center on.

The audience score for "Stranger Things" Season 5 took a sharp downturn this week following the Dec. 25 release of the season's Volume 2 episodes. The season's audience score currently sits at 56%, making it the lowest-rated "Stranger Things" season among fans and casual viewers to date.

Stranger Things' creators Matt and Ross Duffer respond to the review bombing of Will's coming out episode in Season 5.

Netflix decided to RUIN their most popular show of all-time, Stranger Things, by focusing their final season on Will coming out as a homosexual, promoting the propaganda that Will’s superpowers are because he’s “embraced his sexuality” & the villain… pic.twitter.com/bYp1XtbXor

Stranger Things became one of the biggest hits in Netflix history, but after the first season wrapped, David Harbour thought the show would be canceled.

Stranger Things' Season 5 has been review bombed on Rotten Tomatoes, as Will's coming out became the lowest-rated episode on IMDb.

Stranger Things did not air episode 9 this week, but some fans are latching onto quotes from the actors and crew to say there's still hope.

The Stranger Things creators reveal why they never pivoted toward a romantic relationship between Mike and Will, despite intense fan speculation.

Stranger Things star Charlie Heaton has once again rekindled the Eleven buzz laid out at the end of Episode 8 of Season 5.