The creator of Squid Game originally intended an ending that would have been more satisfying – but ultimately, it wasn’t ...

Just three days after Squid Game season 3 released, Netflix has spoiled the final scene. Look away now if you're not up to date, because the following will dive deep into Squid Game season 3 ...

The show’s ability to convey the effects of rapid consumption and greed, coupled with captivating performances from its cast, led to “Squid Game” being the first Korean show ever to be nominated for ...

The ending of Netflix’s Squid Game season 3 sets up a long-awaited reunion in the rumored Squid Game: America spinoff show directed by David Fincher.

'Squid Game' creator Hwang Dong-hyuk on changing his mind about the ending, and why that character from Season 1 appears to Gi-hun in a dream.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for the Season 3 finale of “Squid Game,” now streaming on Netflix. Think of Netflix’s Korean dystopian thriller series “Squid Game,” and ...

Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has revealed his early thoughts for the show's ending, and why he ultimately decided to go in a different, far bleaker direction.

The Squid Game series finale is both an ending and a beginning. While this last batch of episodes marks the conclusion of Gi-hun’s (Lee Jung-jae) saga, it also not-so-neatly leaves the door open ...

The ending of Squid Game Season 3 saw the return of Kang Cheol. But who is he? Here's the ending explained.

The actor behind Squid Game hero Gi-hun (Player 456) has discussed how he prepared for his character's final scenes mentally and physically — including by losing 22 pounds to show the toll being ...

Greg Chun and Tom Choi, the actors responsible for bringing to life 'Squid Game’s' two primary characters, discuss voicing the finale.