Korean drama "Squid Game" has reached a staggering 330 million views, billing more than 2.8 billion hours of streaming, Netflix revealed on Wednesday, three weeks before season two of the hit show is set to be released on 26.

Three years later, Squid Game remains Netflix’s most-watched TV series ever, and capitalism is still a thing. A second season of Hwang’s story will be released on Netflix on Dec. 26, just as the Christmas cheer is fading, with the hopes that global viewers are still interested in Squid Game ’s specific flavor of media catharsis.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Squid Game season 1.* Get ready to dive back into the brutal universe of Squid Game, as season 2 has been slated to drop on Netflix this Boxing Day. The buzz is real,

Call of Duty used to be a franchise that would stick to its tone, but in a post-Fortnite world, every game wants a piece of the transmedia pie. Starting in January 2025, Call of Duty will get a crossover with Squid Game, the hit Netflix series.

Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has revealed that writing Season 2 and 3 of the Netflix show at the same time led to an ending change.

Netflix’s most popular TV series of all time has become even more popular ahead of its Season 2 premiere. To date, "Squid Game" Season 1 has drawn an audience of 330 million and more than 2.8 billion hours viewed since its release on Sept.

Squid Game, one of Netflix’s most-viewed television shows of all time, has set a new viewership record ahead of the Season 2 premiere. The South Korean survival thriller debuted on Netflix on September 17,

Squid Game season 2 is set to hit Netflix on December 26 - and fans have been speculating over which characters will be returning to the deadly competition.

Netflix's Squid Game is coming to Call of Duty via a crossover event. Here's when to expect, and all we know about the collaboration so far, including the teaser trailer