While Squid Game continues to break records with its season 2, Netflix accidentally revealed the broadcast date of its third and final salvo.
December 26 marked the date of the great return of Squid Game on Netflix. After three years of waiting, subscribers were finally able to get their hands on the seven episodes that make up this season 2. Despite the numerous criticisms it faces, South Korean fiction ranked number 1 in France as well as in all countries where Netflix is available. After devouring the new episodes of Squid Gameall eyes are now on his third salvo, which will also be the last. Filmed in the wake of season 2, the next episodes of the series will arrive on Netflix by summer 2025, if this leak is to be believed.
Netflix mistakenly reveals the release date of the long-awaited season 3 of Squid Game
Netflix subscribers won’t have to wait that long to immerse themselves in the adventures of Seong Gi-hun. While season 2 of Squid Game just broke an impressive record, Netflix Korea’s X account accidentally indicated that the third and final season of the series would be released on June 27 in the caption of a teaser video. Despite its deletion, the publication has far from gone unnoticed. Internet users were quick to share the news on social networks. It now remains to be seen whether the streaming giant will soon confirm this presumed release date.
Squid Game season 3: the creator of the series has confirmed its release gave an interview to the American media
Shortly before this error, Hwang Dong-hyeok, the creator of Squid Gamehad given an interview to the American media Variety during which he delivered big clues about the broadcast of new episodes of his series. If the South Korean director had not given any details as to the official release date of the next salvo, he still confirmed that it would be released “summer or fall” on Netflix. Hwang Dong-hyeok then offered valuable clues about what would happen to Gi-hun in the final season of Squid Game. After the loss of a loved one, the player 456 “won’t be the same man as in season 2.”
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