While not quite matching the critical acclaim of its debut installment, Squid Game Season 2 has still managed to earn impressive viewing numbers and many glowing reviews throughout the world. However,

Netflix's "Squid Game" Season 2 faces backlash in Vietnam over a dialogue referencing the Vietnam War, prompting calls for a boycott.

SEOUL, Jan. 7 (Korea Bizwire) — Netflix’s Squid Game Season 2 has sparked controversy in Vietnam due to a line referencing the Vietnam War, with some viewers calling for a boycott of the series, according to a January 7 report by the South China Morning Post (SCMP).

Curious about the ending of Squid Game Season 2? The series' creator and stars break down that finale and what it means for Season 3.

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Squid Game' is Netflix's most watched show ever, but reviews for its second season have been sharply divided. Here's what this proves about the survival thriller.

In contrast to other critiques of capitalism that tend to highlight the players behind the scenes, ‘Squid Game’ Season 2 unearths why people play along with the system in the first place.

With 152.5 million total views, the second installment of "Squid Game" has become the third most-watched TV season on Netflix, trailing behind only its own first season (265 million) and "Wednesday" (252 million).

In just under three weeks, Squid Game Season 2 has become the third most-watched season of television ever on Netflix. The seven-episode installment put up another 26.3M views from January 6 to 12, easily making it the most-watched title of the week.

Squid Game, the dystopian series that shattered records on Netflix, is gearing up for its third and final season. However, creator Hwang Dong-hyuk isn't ruling out the possibility of expanding the universe with spin-off projects.