'Stranger Things' announces when it will end

'Stranger Things' — one of Netflix's biggest franchises and most popular series — will conclude in season 5, the company says

"Stranger Things" — one of Netflix's biggest franchises and most popular series — will conclude in season 5, the company announced on Thursday."Seven years ago, we planned out the complete story arc for 'Stranger Things.' At the time, we predicted the story would last four to five seasons," the Duffer Brothers, creators of the twisty science fiction series, wrote in a letter to fans.

The end of the series will mark the end of an era for Netflix . "Stranger Things" is arguably Netflix's most important franchise and helped make it the top service in all of streaming."Stranger Things" is more than just a TV show, however. It is a cultural sensation and a big business that includes video games, theme park attractions, fast food items and merchandising as well.

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