What to Watch This Week: 'Stranger Things' Returns for Its Grand Finale, Timothée Chalamet Serves an Ace in 'Marty Supreme'

The holiday week is stacked with major entertainment premieres as streaming giants and studios vie for your attention. Netflix is dropping the highly anticipated second part of the final season of 'Stranger Things,' while Timothée Chalamet stars as a troubled prodigy in the new film 'Marty Supreme.' Add in season finales for buzzy shows like 'Pluribus,' and your viewing schedule is officially packed.

All eyes are on Thursday, December 25, when the final episodes of 'Stranger Things' hit Netflix. The global phenomenon is set to conclude its epic saga, promising a dramatic farewell to the kids from Hawkins.

On the movie front, Chalamet's 'Marty Supreme' arrives in theaters the same day. He plays a top-tier table tennis player whose path to greatness is complicated by financial woes and messy personal affairs. For those staying in, Kate Winslet directs and stars alongside Helen Mirren in 'Goodbye June,' a family drama premiering on Netflix on Wednesday, December 24.

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It's also a week of goodbyes for several TV series. Apple TV+'s 'Pluribus' wraps its first season on Wednesday, while Prime Video's 'The Mighty Nein' concludes its run on Monday, December 22. On Thursday, Hulu's 'The Kardashians' will also air its season finale.

Festive programming rounds out the week, with the '40th Anniversary Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade' airing Thursday morning on ABC. For sports fans, Netflix continues its push into live events, streaming two NFL games on Christmas Day, a perfect background for a morning of holiday cheer.