Max made "a deal with God" and ran straight up the hill into Lucas' arms. It was magic. We talk about it ahead of the Stranger Things finale.

When Lin-Manuel Miranda hosted the second episode of Season 42 on October 8, 2016, the 1980s-set supernatural show had only just became a monster hit. Season 2 was still a year away, but SNL had Stranger Things creators the Duffer Brothers ( Mikey Day and Alex Moffat) present a sneak peek at what comes next.

Stranger Things 5 star Caleb McLaughlin reflects on his journey as Lucas Sinclair, his relationship with Sadie Sink's Max Mayfield, and more.

Now that it’s all over, we know how the story ends—with Vecna and the Mind Flayer defeated, the Upside Down destroyed for good, and Eleven seemingly left for dead following a heroic sacrifice to stop the government from using her blood to restart their experimental program to develop psychic children.

Stranger Things ended with a glimpse into the future that revealed that Max and Lucas stay together AND finally get to go on their movie date. And while we only saw them cuddling in the audience, the Duffer brothers just went ahead and revealed what movie they were seeing.

Finally, after what feels like a hundred years, “Stranger Things” has ended.

When deciding how to end one of the best Netflix shows after 10 years, Stranger Things creators Ross and Matt Duffer say they actually took a leaf out of Peter Jackson's book and used sci-fi fantasy epic The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King as inspiration.

There were a bunch of callbacks in the final minutes of the Stranger Things finale, including El's bracelet, Dustin's speech, and more.