Wondering who stars in Squid Game Season 2 on Netflix? Here's everything you need to know about this season's cast.

When Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae, The Acolyte) returns to the games in Season 2, he experiences the post-Red Light, Green Light vote again. Only this time, things are different. Now, players get the choice to end the games between every challenge. If they do choose to leave, they get to split the current prize pot, which goes up with every death.

It’s never enough, which feels poignant. It’s not that people are inherently good or bad, but they are desperate and trapped. Gi-hun is the one fighting an uphill battle here, and even with the guy running the thing on his side (ostensibly, at least) the game goes on.

With only one episode remaining in this short season, and a longer one behind us already, it’s fair to wonder what this heap of several hundred green-tracksuited corpses tells us that we didn’t learn from the previous pile.

A less-than-perfect debut for the new season of Netflix Inc.’s blockbuster series Squid Game sent shares of related South Korean companies sharply lower Friday.

From holiday-themed specials to the return of some fan-favorite shows, all of the major streamers have bestowed some wonderful gifts upon us all. New episodes of Squid Game are here, and a brand new Doctor Who special arrived, giving us plenty to watch as we loll around in our PJs for the weekend.

South Korean stocks related to Netflix’s hit series Squid Game fell sharply on Friday after viewers and critics alike expressed disappointment in its second season. Movie distributor firm Artist United Inc,

Netflix’s “Squid Game” is back with season 2! Dive into the show’s cultural impact and what’s next for this global phenomenon.