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Stranger Things 5: Netflix Crashes on Premiere
27 Nov
Summary
- The highly anticipated Stranger Things Season 5 premiere caused Netflix to briefly crash.
- Millie Bobby Brown reflected on the show's decade-long journey and its impact on her.
- Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos praised the Duffer Brothers' vision and the show's cultural impact.
The eagerly awaited fifth season of "Stranger Things" has arrived, but its premiere on Thanksgiving Eve was met with a brief, widespread Netflix crash, impacting thousands of viewers. The technical difficulties quickly resolved, allowing fans to dive into the first four episodes of the show's final season.
Cast members are sharing heartfelt goodbyes as the decade-long journey of "Stranger Things" concludes. Millie Bobby Brown, who started on the show at age 11, expressed gratitude for the meaningful story of Eleven and the profound impact the series has had on her life. She posted a touching tribute to the Duffer Brothers, thanking them for their faith in her.
Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos celebrated the season premiere, highlighting "Stranger Things" as a cornerstone of "event entertainment" for the platform. He lauded the Duffer Brothers for their vision and acknowledged the show's significant cultural footprint, which has extended to games, music, and spin-off series, ultimately changing the television landscape.
