On Wednesday, Hulu announced that Season 5 of the award-winning hit show, starring Selena Gomez, Martin Short, and Steve Martin, will premiere on Sept. 9 with a three-episode debut. New episodes will then roll out weekly. The streamer also shared a first look at the new season.

Revolving around a portal to the Upside Down, Stranger Things opens in a secret laboratory in the 1980s in the little Indiana town of Hawkins.

Call of Duty Season 5 arrives to Black Ops 6 and Warzone in August, and we already have some rumors and announcements for the new season. Players should expect a new battle pass, more maps, DLC weapons to unlock, and the final Zombies map for Black Ops 6.

The fifth and final season of "Stranger Things" will be released in the fall and will have a three-premiere roll out. Volume 1, which will include the first four episodes will be available to stream on Netflix on Nov. 26. On Christmas Day, Dec. 25, Volume 2 will premiere with the next three episodes. The finale will arrive on New Year's Eve.

Stranger Things season 5 will be released in three parts: Part 1: November 26, 2025; Part 2: Christmas; Finale: New Year's Day. The final chapter of the show has been a long time coming. Principal photography on Stranger Things season 5 began in January 2024, and continued right up until the end of the year.

A few weeks ago, when we found out that Sweet Magnolias Season 5 was already filming and would definitely bring us a new dynamic between Helen, Dana Sue, and Maddie now that the latter has taken a job in New York City,

Lego Masters’ thrilling semi-final, which featured the difficult “Great Ball Contraption” task, was broadcast on FOX on July 21, 2025.

Stranger Things co-creator Ross Duffer debunks a rumor claiming all of the Season 5 episodes will have extended, feature-length run times.