As the five-season story of Stranger Things is coming to an end, fans are anxiously waiting for the runtime of the last season’s episodes.

Though the information about the first four episodes has been revealed, there was a silence on the finale – not until now.

Matt Duffer, one of the co-creators of the show, in an interview with Variety, says the final episode will clock in at “around two hours.”

The ending of season five, in his words, is a completion of the story they wanted to tell. 

“We do every last remaining thing we wanted to do with the Demogorgons and Mind Flayer and Vecna and the Upside Down and Hawkins and these characters,” Matt says. “This is a complete story. It’s done.”

As far as other episodes are concerned, Ross Duffer shared a post on Instagram revealing the runtimes of the first four episodes.

• S05E01: “The Crawl” – 1 hour, 8 minutes
• S05E02: “The Vanishing of [Redacted]” – 54 minutes
• S05E03: “The Turnbow Trap” – 1 hour, 6 minutes
• S05E04: “Sorcerer” – 1 hour, 23 minutes

Stranger Things season five will drop in three rows. The first batch of four episodes will stream on Nov 26. The next three episodes will come on Christmas, and the finale on New Year’s Eve.

T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach are taking their love story to the next level.

According to Us Weekly, the newly engaged couple have officially started planning their wedding.

“They threw a small private party with their closest friends and family, and they told people they are engaged and going to get married,” an insider told the outlet, teasing that “there will be a wedding.”

“They have wanted to be very private about it,” the source added, noting that the pair’s big day will be a “small and intimate” affair with no more than 100 guests.

For those unversed, the GMA3: What You Need to Know alums, Holmes, 52, and Robach, 48, announced their engagement during the October 14 episode of their Amy & T.J. podcast.

“We are sharing with all of you that we are engaged and we’ve been engaged for just about a month now,” Robach told listeners.

Holmes chimed in, “We wanted to let you all know before anybody else was able to. We’ve learned that lesson, I guess, in the past about our relationship.”

The former anchor then playfully teased his fiancée, saying she’d been “dangling a ring in everybody’s face every chance you could, and nobody said a word.”

Laughing, Robach recalled, “I was in three massive football stadiums three weekends in a row, wearing my engagement ring very proudly, very excitedly, and kept waiting for somebody to point it out or ask me, ‘Hey, what’s that?’ And it never happened.”

She added with a smile, “And if people saw it, maybe they were just being polite.”