A closer look at Netflix's data dump shows just how successful "Squid Game" and WWE's partnership are for the streamer

Fans are breaking down the emotional food moments in Squid Game Season 3—from the boxed lunch standoff to the lemon scene that says it all.

While Gi-hun's (played by Lee Jung-jae) story has come to an end, In-ho (the Front Man, played by Lee Byung-hun) is still very much in the universe. In an interview with Radio Times in July 2025, the actor openly said that diving into In-ho's story would be a "no-brainer" because the fans want more, and there's still more story to tell with him:

There is no current release date for the Squid Game America spinoff. It's not been confirmed, and doesn't even have a name at this point. However, if it is indeed in production, the earliest we could see it is 2027, roughly two years after Squid Game Season 3.

Squid Game' Season 3 ranks fifth among global titles while 'Criminal Justice' claims top streaming spot with 27.7 million viewers in India.

The first season of Squid Game: The Challenge weathered its share of controversy; not only did its very existence fly in the face of the fictional series’ anti-capitalist themes, but some participants emerged with complaints about harsh and injury-prone working conditions.

From January to June 2025, several new and returning series dominated the streaming TV charts on Netflix. The titles on the most-watched series list indicate that audiences craved thrills and drama for their home viewing.

FX's food-focused comedy scored higher than category rival Hacks, which won the top category in an upset victory, a year after The Bear 's freshman season coup. Following close behind were the other nominees in Best Comedy series: Abbott Elementary, What We Do in the Shadows, Only Murders in the Building, Shrinking, and Nobody Wants This.