Here’s some positive news for ‘Stranger Things’ fans, scripting for the Netflix series' season five is officially underway. The show's writers' team on Tuesday shared a photo on Twitter with the caption "Day 1" which hints that they are in the development stage of the final season of the popular retro-sci-fi series. The showrunners of the show, The Duffer Brothers, ahead of the Season 4 premiere, confirmed that Season 5 will wind up their journey.&nbsp;

Hinting that there were plenty more stories in store for the people, the Duffer Brothers wrote, "There are still many more exciting stories to tell within the world of Stranger Things: new mysteries, new adventures, new unexpected heroes.&nbsp;But first, we hope you stay with us as we finish this tale."

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The Duffers got their own production banner, Upside Down Pictures, and negotiated an agreement with Netflix for a collection of projects — including a live-action ‘Stranger Things’ spinoff series based on an original idea by the brothers, with Upside Down and 21 Laps producing, Deadline reported in July. Meanwhile, there is also a stage play which will be reproduced by a UK-based stage producer, Sonia Friedman, director Stephen Daldry, and Netflix. It is set within the world and mythology of ‘Stranger Things’. Kate Trefry is writing the play.

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‘Stranger Things’ season 4 saw the Hawkins heroes fighting a powerful enemy, Vecna/001, who has a hostile relationship with Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) and Dr. Martin Brenner (Matthew Modine). The season’s conclusion indicated a carryover into season five.&nbsp;Speaking to Deadline, creators Matt and Ross Duffer ahead of season 2’s Volume 2 revealed that they want Season 5 to "stick the landing" and they have everything already planned.&nbsp;Fans can expect season 5 to arrive in 2024.

Matt Duffer stated, "Characters are already going to be in action, they’re already going to have a goal and a drive, and I think that’s going to carve out at least a couple hours and make this season feel really different."

"I’m sure the wrap-up will be a lot longer, it’s going to be ‘Return of the King’-ish with, like, eight endings."&nbsp;&nbsp;

Meanwhile, Season 4 volume 2 has recorded 1.352 billion hours of viewing on Netflix, becoming a superhit in just 28 days of its release. The number is the highest ever for an English-language show on the platform, after Korea’s ‘Squid Game’, which had 1.65B hours, as per Deadline.

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Here’s some positive news for ‘Stranger Things’ fans, scripting for the Netflix series' season five is officially underway. The show's writers' team on Tuesday shared a photo on Twitter with the caption "Day 1" which hints that they are in the development stage of the final season of the popular retro-sci-fi series.

Here’s some positive news for ‘Stranger Things’ fans, scripting for the Netflix series' season five is officially underway. The show's writers' team on Tuesday shared a photo on Twitter with the caption "Day 1" which hints that they are in the development stage of the final season of the popular retro-sci-fi series. The showrunners of the show, The Duffer Brothers, ahead of the Season 4 premiere, confirmed that Season 5 will wind up their journey. Hinting that there were plenty more stories in store for the people, the Duffer Brothers wrote, "There are still many more exciting stories to tell within the world of Stranger Things: new mysteries, new adventures, new unexpected heroes. But first, we hope you stay with us as we finish this tale." Day 1 pic.twitter.com/9m44RkJnc3 — stranger writers (@strangerwriters) August 2, 2022 × The Duffers got their own production banner, Upside Down Pictures, and negotiated an agreement with Netflix for a collection of projects — including a live-action ‘Stranger Things’ spinoff series based on an original idea by the brothers, with Upside Down and 21 Laps producing, Deadline reported in July. Meanwhile, there is also a stage play which will be reproduced by a UK-based stage producer, Sonia Friedman, director Stephen Daldry, and Netflix. It is set within the world and mythology of ‘Stranger Things’. Kate Trefry is writing the play. Also Read: Duffer brothers reveal final season of 'Stranger Things' will be shorter except for the finale ‘Stranger Things’ season 4 saw the Hawkins heroes fighting a powerful enemy, Vecna/001, who has a hostile relationship with Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) and Dr. Martin Brenner (Matthew Modine). The season’s conclusion indicated a carryover into season five. Speaking to Deadline, creators Matt and Ross Duffer ahead of season 2’s Volume 2 revealed that they want Season 5 to "stick the landing" and they have everything already planned. Fans can expect season 5 to arrive in 2024. Matt Duffer stated, "Characters are already going to be in action, they’re already going to have a goal and a drive, and I think that’s going to carve out at least a couple hours and make this season feel really different." "I’m sure the wrap-up will be a lot longer, it’s going to be ‘Return of the King’-ish with, like, eight endings." Meanwhile, Season 4 volume 2 has recorded 1.352 billion hours of viewing on Netflix, becoming a superhit in just 28 days of its release. The number is the highest ever for an English-language show on the platform, after Korea’s ‘Squid Game’, which had 1.65B hours, as per Deadline. Also Read: Netflix says 'Stranger Things' sets new viewing milestones

Script writing for Netflix’s horror drama ‘Stranger Things’ final season is officially in action 

The Duffer brothers have explained why episodes of ‘Stranger Things’ season four went so long and revealed why they don't expect season five to follow suit. According to The Hollywood Stories, during the latest ‘Happy Sad Confused’ podcast episode hosted by Josh Horowitz, the creative minds of the Netflix hit opened up for a spoiler-y conversation about the second part of the show's latest season.&nbsp;

Among the things they talked about were, character deaths, an improvised kiss between two of the show's main characters and what’s on the table for season five. That included what fans can expect out of the length of the final season’s episodes. Most of those ran for nearly 80 minutes while the last three were no shorter than an hour and a half.

The duo says "we don't expect" season five episodes to be as long, except for season five last episode and the streaming series’ finale. Matt said, "We’re more likely to do what we did here, which is to just have a two-and-a-half-hour episode." He then went on to explain why season four’s episodes were ultimately so long.&nbsp;

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"The only reason we don't expect to be as long is because typically -- or this season if you look at it, it's almost a two-hour ramp up before our kids really get drawn into a supernatural mystery. You get to know them, you get to see them in their lives, they're struggling with adapting to high school and so forth. Steve’s trying to find a date, all of that," said Matt.&nbsp;

He continued, "None of that is obviously going to be occurring in the first two episodes. For the first time ever, we don't wrap things up at the end of four."Regarding the final season’s pacing and start point, Matt noted that "it's going to be moving fast" though they’re not sure if it’s "going to be moving 100 miles per hour."&nbsp;

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Matt explained, "Characters are already going to be in action, they’re already going to have a goal and a drive, and I think that's going to carve out at least a couple hours and make this season feel really different.""I’m sure the wrap-up will be a lot longer," Matt adds, before saying, while laughing, "It's going to be Return of the King-ish with, like, eight endings," as per The Hollywood Reporter.&nbsp;

The Duffer brothers have explained why episodes of ‘Stranger Things’ season four went so long and revealed why they don't expect season five to follow suit. According to The Hollywood Stories, during the latest ‘Happy Sad Confused’ podcast episode hosted by Josh Horowitz, the creative minds of the Netflix hit opened up for a spoiler-y conversation about the second part of the show's latest season.

The Duffer brothers have explained why episodes of ‘Stranger Things’ season four went so long and revealed why they don't expect season five to follow suit. According to The Hollywood Stories, during the latest ‘Happy Sad Confused’ podcast episode hosted by Josh Horowitz, the creative minds of the Netflix hit opened up for a spoiler-y conversation about the second part of the show's latest season. Among the things they talked about were, character deaths, an improvised kiss between two of the show's main characters and what’s on the table for season five. That included what fans can expect out of the length of the final season’s episodes. Most of those ran for nearly 80 minutes while the last three were no shorter than an hour and a half. The duo says "we don't expect" season five episodes to be as long, except for season five last episode and the streaming series’ finale. Matt said, "We’re more likely to do what we did here, which is to just have a two-and-a-half-hour episode." He then went on to explain why season four’s episodes were ultimately so long. Also Read: Netflix crashes minutes after the release of 'Stranger Things season 4 volume 2' "The only reason we don't expect to be as long is because typically -- or this season if you look at it, it's almost a two-hour ramp up before our kids really get drawn into a supernatural mystery. You get to know them, you get to see them in their lives, they're struggling with adapting to high school and so forth. Steve’s trying to find a date, all of that," said Matt. He continued, "None of that is obviously going to be occurring in the first two episodes. For the first time ever, we don't wrap things up at the end of four."Regarding the final season’s pacing and start point, Matt noted that "it's going to be moving fast" though they’re not sure if it’s "going to be moving 100 miles per hour." Also Read: 'Stranger Things' season 4 review: The horror series ends the season in a thrilling and action-packed way Matt explained, "Characters are already going to be in action, they’re already going to have a goal and a drive, and I think that's going to carve out at least a couple hours and make this season feel really different.""I’m sure the wrap-up will be a lot longer," Matt adds, before saying, while laughing, "It's going to be Return of the King-ish with, like, eight endings," as per The Hollywood Reporter.

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