Let's talk about that cliff-hanger finale, shall we?

During the last season of Squid Game, the bunk beds in the dorm rooms were slowly removed as players were eliminated, revealing more of the wall as time went on. As more of the wall was revealed, various murals could be seen and as it turns out the drawings actually foreshadowed every game the players would participate in.

The narrative will continue to follow main character Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), who viewers will remember did not board the flight in the season one finale. "I personally like season two’s story better," Hwang teases. "It’s a continuation of the journey of Gi-hun." Whatever new route his journey takes, we’ll be seated.

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Squid Game season 2 returns and so does Seong Gi-hun, seeking revenge on the men who run the game and hopefully stopping its existence altogether.

In Squid Game season 2, an intense Russian Roulette game ends with The Recruiter taking his own life, impacting Gi-hun and The Frontman. Jun-ho arrests Gi-hun for murder suspicions but joins forces after forming a plan to confront The Frontman and end the games.

Just days after the release of Squid Game season 2, Netflix has announced season 3 is already in the works. The third installment of the hugely popular show about a deadly Korean game will be released in 2025,

Squid Game has set a new high for Netflix's television programming. Variety reported that the second season of the Korean show drew in 68 million views over its first four days. That's the biggest debut for a TV show on the streaming platform,

Squid Game Season 2 has been one of the biggest hits for Netflix, setting a new viewership record for the streamer during its opening weekend. What were Squid Game Season 2’s viewership numbers? According to recent internal figures from Netflix (via The Hollywood Reporter),