Beautiful goodbye to the best television show ever made (for me at least). You will be missed, Stranger Things <3

A good look behind the scenes of "Stranger Things" the ups and downs and the real emotions. It was a lot of work to complete the final season.. 🙈 Gonna miss this show.. 👍 But all good things come to an end, sadly. 👍

Behind the scenes are always fun to watch. It’s interesting to see how the magic is made. For massive fans who have already seen behind the scenes over the years, this documentary may feel repetitive. It revisits core elements of the show and Easter eggs that have already been widely shared and known by the fandom. That said, I wouldn’t call it a waste. Beyond watching the Duffer brothers contradict their recent interviews and unintentionally expose how unorganized their writing process was, the documentary does highlight important elements that shaped the final season. One of the most entertaining moments was watching the writers openly disagree with the Duffers… an interaction that made it clear the brothers were aware of the criticism coming their way, yet chose to ignore it anyways. They ultimately bit off more than they could chew and struggled to stick the landing with this ending when it comes to the storytelling and lore being consistent and coherent. The real joy comes from the cast. Watching them bond behind the scenes, offer input on their characters, and read through scripts together was genuinely amazing. The cast is what made me fall in love with this show in the first place, and seeing everyone present again was easily the documentary’s best aspect. Overall, it’s an arguably phenomenal documentary for viewers who have never seen behind the scenes content for the show. But for longtime fans who already know the lore, I’d probably skip it. There isn’t much that feels new, and the Duffer Brothers can be frustrating to watch for anyone invested in storytelling. I wish they had included more cast focused moments and extended the script reads, but at this point, I’ve come to expect the Duffers to fall short.

A typical documentary for a rather incredible series. To quote one commenter, it's probably one of the last series to feature such elaborate, real sets, not CGI-generated ones.

Take a drink every time Matt Duffer is wearing a movie t-shirt More emotional than the finale. It’s compelling to watch a group of people join together and put their efforts into creating something. The finished product becomes irrelevant when you get a taste of the journey.