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This episode was gripping, thrilling and extremely heart pounding. The episode flew by too. I was only going to watch half of it before going to bed since I work the next day, but I was glued to my seat.

The episode has fantastic character moments and a heartbreaking finale. The second and third season has done a great job of building characters and making you care about them and so when these characters have to make emotional decisions they have emotional arcs. This episode has so many emotional character arcs and many shocking moments. This episode has moments that many will be talking about.

What an incredible episode for this series. It may be recency bias, but this might be my favourite episode of the series so far and depending on how the rest of the season goes, this could be my favourite of the show.

It's all going a way better than season 2, which started so badly, that i thought that that was the demise of this TV show and that's why I didn't expected much from season 3, but this episode really broke my expectations.

Well the most dramatic side of the episode was the story of a son and mother, of course one of them should have been killed and I was also thinking a lot about which one would it be, or how would it happened, but this was a sudden. I couldn't imagine this kind of ending. And the final scenes, with their performances where filmed so well, that it loaded me with emotions.

However, we gotta admit that the episode was full of stupid stuff, you know almost every main character met each other, in this huge maze, which is impossible ofc, bu we saw what we wanted. I will be kind this time and give it only - 1 point for that.

WOW... this will go down as one of, if not the best Squid Game episode in the whole series.

This game featured many dynamics, storylines, and character development all unraveling in front of our eyes. This episode felt like a rollercoaster, constantly changing emotions, being on the edge of your seat the whole time, it was truly amazing.

After a good first episode getting us back to where we left off, and an absolute dime of a second episode, this season is on pace to be a fantastic ending to the series.

I am really excited to see what this season has in store and it's looking like it's going to be a good one.

God this episode was so good there's nothing much more I can say. Since I have nothing more to say, I'll leave the plot of season one down below:

In Squid Game's first season, Seong Gi-hun, a debt-ridden chauffeur, is invited to participate in a series of deadly children's games for a chance to win a massive cash prize. He joins 455 others, all facing financial ruin, and they soon discover that elimination in the games means death. The season follows their struggle for survival as they navigate increasingly dangerous challenges, form alliances, and uncover the dark secrets behind the games... absolute cinema.

This episode deserves all the thumbs up. Our main characters are thrust into a game of hide and seek, where one team has to find and stab to death the other team. Alliances are formed, relationships come full circle, sacrifices are made, and who people truly are is revealed. This entire episode (mainly) takes place in the hide-and-seek room, a sort of MC Escher-esq place filled with endless hallways, doorways, children's rooms, and stars painted on the ceiling.

This episode is a serious rollercoaster, where we lose some of our favorite characters and some of our least favorite characters get their come-up. A terrific episode of Squid Game that will be remembered up there with the best of them.