- By Swati Singh
- Wed, 17 Dec 2025 04:00 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Stranger Things is gearing up for its finale and ahead of the much-anticipated day, the group is planning a grand farewell. Recently, Noah Schnapp, show's lead character who goes by the name Will Byers, revealed some exciting details about the show's finale. Noah Schnapp appeared on Good Morning America on Monday, December 15, where he opened up about the highly anticipated final episodes of Stranger Things season 5.
In a chat with Lara Spencer, the 21-year-old actor revealed that the cast won’t get an early look at the series finale and will experience it at the same time as audiences worldwide. He also shared that he and his co-stars — Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, Gaten Matarazzo, Millie Bobby Brown and Sadie Sink — plan to watch the final episode together. "I’m nervous to watch it. Once you watch that, it’s done. That’s the last episode we’re ever gonna watch together," he shared.
Noah went on to state, "It's so emotional, like reading it, I can't even fathom what it's gonna be like to watch. We’re all going to sit together as a group and watch it together one last time, probably gonna be sobbing the rest of the day, the rest of the month, probably." Noah added that he plans to head to a movie theater with his family to watch the finale on New Year’s. "I'll probably have to put on a mask or something. I don’t know," he said.
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Noah Schnapp accidently reveals Stranger Things Finale
During an interview with TV Guide, Noah Schnapp and Millie Bobby Brown were asked which character from Stranger Things they felt was the most misunderstood. Schnapp surprised many by answering, "Lowkey, Vecna." Brown reacted with visible shock, asking him, "Really?"
As Schnapp began to explain his reasoning, Brown quickly interrupted, telling him to stop and urging the interviewer to move on. When the duo were later encouraged to elaborate on whether Vecna could be seen as anything more than a straightforward villain, Brown declined to continue the discussion, shutting it down by saying they should drop the topic altogether, adding that it had already been 'a day'. "We want to do so much for you but we're not smart enough to dance around these questions," she said.