Netflix's Squid Game peels back the layers of human nature, revealing uncomfortable truths about survival instincts, group dynamics and moral decision-making.

Squid Game Season 2 is on track to shatter Netflix’s viewership records, continuing its global dominance with unmatched anticipation and excitement.

Lee Jung-jae who plays Gi-hun and the show’s creator Hwang Dong-hyuk appeared alongside the scary Squid Game Front Man to discuss all of the biggest season three theories. On First We Feast, or its better-known name Hot Ones, the trio took turns answering various questions about the show.

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Netflix Inc. shares soared to a record high on Wednesday after the streaming giant reported its biggest quarterly subscriber gain in history, buoyed by its first major live sporting events and the return of Squid Game.

Less than a month after its release, the second season of "Squid Game" has already become the third most successful series in Netflix's streaming history, beaten only by season one and the US comedy horror series "Wednesday".

The sequel to Netflix’s most successful series of all time clocked 165.7 million views in under four weeks, overtaking Stranger Things.

Since its arrival on Netflix, Squid Game has captivated millions of viewers around the world with its unforgiving world, heart-pounding suspense, and unforgettable characters. But beyond the deadly twists and turns,