A viral fan theory called “Conformity Gate” suggests another episode of "Stranger Things" could arrive on Jan. 7. Here’s what the clues mean and what Netflix and the Duffers have said.

Just days after viewers waved goodbye to the kids of Hawkins, Indiana, Netflix is taking us back again for a different look at the show.

The show’s score has plummeted in the wake of the release of the second batch of episodes from season five, falling to a series-low 57 percent. The show has also received plenty of blowback on social media since the Vol. 2 episodes were released on Christmas Day.

It’s something of a historic moment for Netflix. Stranger Things isn’t the first popular show to air a big series finale on the streaming giant, but it’s one of the biggest and certainly the longest-running Netflix series to make it all the way to the finish line.

The supposed “real” Stranger Things Season 5 finale is dropping on Netflix on January 7, but is Conformity Gate real?

Stranger Things fans are going wild after theories began floating around about a potential ninth episode, following the emotional season five finale on Netflix. The global phenomenon came to a bittersweet end at the turn of the new year, and diehard fans are not ready to say goodbye just yet, suggesting spin-offs could be in the works.

Spoiler alert! When Will Byers comes out to his friends and family in the seventh episode of 'Stranger Things' Season 5, it doesn't feel profound.

The final episode of fifth season of the Netflix series Stranger Things is out this week, and the concept of a wormhole figures largely into it. While the show is a work of fiction, theoretical wormholes have making appearances for decades not only in science fiction but in actual science.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for the series finale of “ Stranger Things ,” now streaming on Netflix. “Stranger Things” has come to an end.

Stranger Things is over after five seasons of Upside Down hijinks, and the final episode of the season was pretty heavy on the deaths. Here's who didn't make it out of the show alive (don't panic, everyone, Steve is still with us).

One of the stars of "Stranger Things" is speaking out to debunk online rumors of cut scenes in the newest season.