“ Squid Game ” writer and director Hwang Dong-hyuk and two of the show’s stars, Lee Jung-jae and Wi Ha-Jun, made the trek to Italy’s Lucca Comics and Games on Thursday and revealed new details of the hit Netflix series’ second season.

The trailer of Squid Game season 2 has fans wondering about season 1's ending, where Lee Jung-jae vowed to bring down the Front Man.

Squid Game Season 2 will premiere on Netflix on December 26. It'll be followed sometime next year by the third and final season, Netflix announced over the summer. When asked by THR for an update on how Season 3's going, Hwang said he's almost done editing the episodes, and added that Season 3 "naturally" felt like the finale.

Are you ready for more Red Light, Green Light? “Squid Game” Season 2 made its Los Angeles debut on Sunday, November 3 at the Netflix Tudum Theater. The evening consisted of a screening of the premiere episode,

Squid Game season 3 is almost "done" ahead of the season 2 launch this Christmas, the show's creator has confirmed. Fans are gearing up to re-enter the deadly competition on Boxing Day, when the next chapter drops on Netflix, which finds surviving champion Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) seeking revenge on his tormentors.

In an exclusive interview, 'Squid Game' creator Hwang Dong-hyuk reveals insights about Season 2, including Lee Jung-Jae's character seeking revenge and the introduction of new challenges and cast members.

We’re still officially in “teaser trailer” territory for the new season of Squid Game but a lot of interesting details just dropped in the latest one for season two. The new trailer takes us deeper into the games as Seong Gi-hun,

Three years after he sustained lifelong trauma in his first experience of the game, Squid Game Season 2 sees Gi-hun reenters the competition with his own agenda in mind. Judging from the teaser, his previous playthrough certainly appears to have given him an edge regarding how to approach the deadly playground games the second time.