What time is Stranger Things season 4 released on Netflix UK?

Now, the final two episodes of the split season have landed, and they're certainly bigger (and better?) than ever.

The grand finale is a whopping, feature-length two hours 19 minutes – by far the longest episode in the show's history.

The final two episodes pick up directly after the events of the part 1 finale, with our beloved heroes engaging in one last battle against this season’s resident villain, Vecna.

Talking about what fans can expect in the upcoming episodes, Eddie Munson actor Joseph Quinn previously teased to The Guardian: "I can say there's a guitar scene and that the scale and ambition are astonishing."

He continued: "All the seeds that have been planted bear fruit and it's just carnage. You know the finale is two-and-a-half hours, right? Ending with this monster, feature-length episode is so bold."

So, what time do the new episodes come out on Netflix? Here's everything you need to know about Stranger Things season 4's UK release time.

What time does Stranger Things season 4 part 2 come out?

The final two episodes of season 4 will air in the US and UK on Friday 1st July, albeit at different times.

For fans in the US, they will be able to watch the new episodes from midnight Pacific Time and 3am Eastern Time – which translates to 8am in the UK.

We can't wait!

The release comes five weeks after part 1’s premiere on 27th May.

How many episodes will be released in Stranger Things season 4 part 2?

Stranger Things season 4 part 2 only features two episodes.

In contrast, part 1 was made up of seven episodes.

Having said that, the part 2 finale – with a two-hour and 19-minute runtime – is longer than some movies, so fans don't need to worry about lack of action.

Season 4 episode 8 is titled Papa, which seems to be hinting at Eleven’s backstory.

Meanwhile, episode 9 is more mysteriously titled The Piggyback. We'll have to wait for more information on this one.

What will happen in Stranger Things season 4 part 2?

A new trailer for season 4 part 2 showed the Hawkins gang, including Joseph Quinn’s character Eddie Munson, heading back into the Upside Down to battle Vecna one last time, as well as showing Max preparing for another Kate Bush-fuelled fight in the Creel House.

The footage also gave fans a glimpse of Hopper, Joyce and Murray’s fight to escape the Russian prison, as the gang go face-to-face with a potential new monster. Watch below:

In addition, it looks like fans can expect Eddie Munson’s epic guitar scene that was first teased back in the first season 4 trailer.

Talking about what fans can expect in the upcoming episodes, Eddie Munson actor Joseph Quinn recently told The Guardian: "I can say there's a guitar scene and that the scale and ambition are astonishing."

He continued: "All the seeds that have been planted bear fruit and it's just carnage. You know the finale is two-and-a-half hours, right? Ending with this monster, feature-length episode is so bold."

Sadie Sink, who plays Max Mayfield on the sci-fi show, previously teased that season 4 is "the most bizarre season" yet.

"It's the most bizarre season we've ever had," she told People. "Just the scale of it is out of this world."

She added that while she "can't say anything" about a scene in the recent trailer which shows Max floating at her late brother Billy's gravesite; it is "a wild episode".

"We get to explore a lot of different themes and different sides of the characters that everyone knows and loves, so I'm looking forward to it. It's coming!"

Stranger Things 4 part 1 released on Netflix on Friday 27th May, with more coming on 1st July. Stranger Things seasons 1-3 are now available on Netflix.

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