Ever since “Stranger Things” first debuted on Netflix in 2016, it was evident that Noah Schnapp‘s Will Byers was different from his friends. His own father derisively called him queer, as his mother Joyce (Winona Ryder) recounts early in Season 1.

Stranger Things 5, Volume 2 is an emotional, exciting set of episodes that put the pieces in place for a great series finale; our review. The post STRANGER THINGS 5, VOLUME 2 Delivers a Moving and Exciting Penultimate Entry (Review) appeared first on Nerdist.

"I hope by the time people get to the end that it feels like there’s something inevitable about what happens," Matt Duffer tells The Hollywood Reporter in a conversation with brother Ross Duffer about the second part of the final season and how it sets up their endgame.

Stranger Things Season 5 Vol. 2 is here, and it answers burning questions we've had since the beginning of the series, like what's the origin of Eleven's powers

The play reveals that the cave system was where Henry first ventured to Dimension X — now dubbed "The Abyss" in Stranger Things. That's the alternate dimension where the Mind Flayer and Demogorgons are from, as opposed to the Upside Down, which Volume 2 reveals is a bridge connecting the Abyss to our world.

Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2 has been released in India. Find out when you can watch Volume 3 and what can be expected from the finale episode.

The next wave of "Stranger Things" Season 5 episodes is upon us. Time for a quick refresh on what happened in Volume 1. For only including four episodes, "Stranger Things" Season 5, Volume 1 was packed with info,

Stranger Things has been hinting at this reveal throughout Season 5. Look no further than its references to A Wrinkle in Time, which features wormhole-like tesseracts. Or how about Mr. Clarke fully teaching a class on Einstein-Rosen Bridges, aka wormholes?