"Squid Game" Season 2 is dropping on Netflix this 2024. The long-awaited Season 2 release of the hit South Korean survival drama series "Squid Game" is scheduled to happen this year, more than two years after the Netflix show debuted in September 2021.
Another eliminated player shared a new revelation about "Squid Game: The Challenge." Eliminated Player 243 (Stephen) from "Squid Game: The Challenge" took to his TikTok account to reveal that some of his co-players were prematurely kicked out of the show after breaking the rules before filming started at Wharf Studios in London.
Warning: This article contains "Squid Game: The Challenge" episode 9 spoilers. While the reality series spin-off of "Squid Game" started with 456 players from all around the world competing to take home the $4.
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"Squid Game" director Hwang Dong Hyuk confirmed the hit series' Season 2, and its next seasons might expand in different countries, including the US.#SquidGame #HwangDongHyuk
Squid Game continues to make history. Squid Game continues to make history. When Squid Game came to Netflix, it broke records we did not even know existed.
Yesterday, Netflix dropped a brief, 10-second teaser for the highly anticipated 'Squid Game 2.' In addition to the teaser, writer, director, producer Hwang Dong-Hyuk released a statement about how "a whole new round is coming."
Jung Hoyeon, who played Player 067 or Kang Sae Byeok in the hit Netflix series "Squid Game," might return in the series' Season 2, director Hwang Dong-Hyuk said.#JungHoyeon #SquidGame
