Stranger Things creator Ross Duffer has debunked recent rumors about the run times for the upcoming Season 5 episodes, clarifying that they are significantly exaggerated. He responded to a viral graphic circulating on social media, which falsely claimed episodes would last over two and a half hours. Duffer humorously stated, "Lol not even close to accurate," while emphasizing that some previous comments about longer episode lengths had been taken out of context. Although cast members hinted that certain episodes may feel like "little movies," Duffer aimed to set realistic expectations. The highly anticipated Season 5, which promises intriguing twists and storyline depth, will premiere on Netflix on November 26.

Will Stranger Things Season 5 episodes really be movie-length?

No, the showrunner has confirmed that while some episodes may be longer than usual, the rumored runtimes of two and a half hours or more are exaggerated and inaccurate.

Stranger Things, a blend of science fiction and horror, follows a group of kids in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, as they encounter supernatural phenomena and government conspiracies. The series has garnered a massive fan base and critical acclaim for its nostalgic references to 80s pop culture, compelling characters, and engaging storytelling. Season 5 is expected to wrap up the beloved series, remaining a focal point of discussion for both fans and newcomers alike.