The Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) viewers meet in Stranger Things Season 5 doesn't feel like the same Dustin we've known since Season 1.

One of the best moments in Stranger Things season 5 thus far, the tensions and conflict between Dustin and Steve were finally paid off in Volume 2.

The final season of 'Stranger Things' hasn't mentioned Dustin's girlfriend Suzie, and Gaten Matarazzo thinks he knows why that is.

Exotic Matter serves as a crucial plot point in Stranger Things season 5, volume 2, but it's not just a fictional scientific term invented for the series.

After four-and-a-half seasons of questions prompted by “Stranger Things,” in Volume 2 of the show’s fifth and final season, creators Matt and Ross Duffer offered answers aplenty, while also setting up the potentially tragic stakes of the series finale.

After keeping us in the dark for almost 10 years, Stranger Things has finally revealed what the Upside Down actually is – and as Dustin Henderson says in season 5, all our theories about the dark realm have been "dead wrong" so far. Well, unless you've seen the stage show, Stranger Things: The First Shadow, that is...

The following contains major spoilers for Stranger Things season 5, episode 6.] Episode 5 ends on a cliffhanger, with Nancy impulsively shooting the “shield generator” Dustin Henderson (Gaten Matarazzo) said would break down the walls around the Upside Down,

It finally happened. The thing Stranger Things fans have been ravenously anticipating even more hungrily than Will (Noah Schnapp) getting his powers.

In Stranger Things 5, Eddie Munson returns to haunt the narrative. Dustin Henderson’s overwhelming grief and pain at the loss of him, and Steve Harrington’s more complex version of the same, color every interaction between the beloved Stranger Things duo in their final chapters.