I’ve played these games before- we’ll all die if we keep playing.” “If you really have, why would you come back?”Netflix’s blockbuster ...

After leading some of his fellow players in an uprising against the games, Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) sees his rebellion ...

Y’all do love to see a Squid Game played ... Ultimately emerging from that ordeal as the sole survivor, Gi-hun in Season 2 ...

There are cliffhangers, and then there’s “Squid Game” Season 2, which left viewers in the middle of the games, in the middle ...

The second season flashes forward a few years after Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), a.k.a. Player 456, won the games. The trauma ...

He’s on a crusade in season 2 to stop the games for good. And his main antagonist? The leader of the games: the elusive Front ...

Netflix’s worldwide hit Squid Game came back with ... a system that thrives on despair.” In Season 2, the main focus is on the conflict between Gi-hun and the mysterious Front Man (played by Lee Byung ...

Stunt coordinators Park Young-Sick and Chung Seong-Ho tell IndieWire how they organized the raw survival action of 'Squid ...

Squid Game Season 2 introduces a fresh set of players while revisiting familiar themes of survival, morality, and the price of human greed.

The Season 2 end credits scene reveals our first glimpse of Season 3. We see three players – 096, 100 and 353 — approach the ...

Netflix has released the second season of Squid Game, but the show contains some cultural references that might be unfamiliar to many viewers. Here's an explainer.

Of course Netflix's massive, global hit about a dystopian compeitiion would be back. But its new season leaves you wondering what else it has to say.