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KOREAN SERIES SQUID GAME TO BECOME NETFLIX’S BIGGEST SHOW OF ALL TIME

Even if you haven’t watched the show or seen the memes taking over the internet – chances are you’ve probably heard of Squid Game.

Everyone has been talking about the hyper-violent thriller that has become a massive hit ever since it launched on Netflix.

In fact, the Korean series – centred on a brutal survival game – is on its way to beating Regency-era romance Bridgerton to become the streaming platform’s biggest original series of all time.

Already, it is Netflix’s biggest non-English language series, surpassing the likes of Spanish thriller Money Heist and French mystery series Lupin.

In Squid Game, desperate contestants play a series of children’s games in hopes of walking away with a massive cash prize – but with deadly consequences.

Despite the hype, the show’s director Hwang Dong-hyuk has said he hasn’t fully confirmed plans for a second season.

Sam De Son

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