Netflix's mega-popular series ends with 'Squid Game' 3 in a worthy conclusion that wraps everything up and leaves the door ...

Netflix's “Squid Game” did something entirely unsatisfying in its final season, veering from the prospect of timely, eat-the-rich vengeance to unflattering commentary about the rest of us.

"Squid Game" main story comes to a close in season three, but the final scene teases a whole new show with a celebrity cameo.

Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk and star Lee Jung-jae explain the meaning of the final season of their Netflix series and what it says about humans, greed and democracy.

Hwang Dong-hyuk says he didn't end the show with the intention of setting up a U.S. version of the Games — but if that ...

The Korean star breaks down the psyche of his enigmatic character, the meaning behind the show’s final scenes and why he’d ...

Spoiler alert! "Squid Game" came to a bloody but disappointing ending after three seasons of capitalism cruelty on Netflix.

Squid Game creator, Hwang Dong-hyuk, has an idea about who he would cast in the American adaptation of Squid Game as the series lead, Seong Gi-hun.

Squid Game killed off Seong gi-hun in the final season, perfectly concluding his character arc, even though few shows are willing to take that risk.

Lee Jung-jae revealed what he hopes viewers will take away from the dramatic season 3 finale of 'Squid Game' in an interview with 'The Hollywood Reporter' published on Tuesday, July 8.

Eager to know the list of Squid Game winners before Seong Gi-Hun? While viewers might think the survival games were limited to just three seasons, in the show’s world, they have been going on ...

The first two episodes of “Squid Game” Season 2 are set entirely on the outside, following Gi-hun (Lee Jung‑jae) and Jun-ho’s (Wi Ha-joon) overlapping investigations into the games.