SQUID GAME IS GONNA GET SECOND SEASON

 Although at the beginning the director nor production group hasn't planned of the second season or continuation for the hit netflix drama series, SQUID GAME, it seems finally the fans get what they The drama that got rated it appropriate only for children ages 16 and older. with reason that the level of violence is very intense in 'Squid Game', finally get the second season. The South Korean Netflix thriller has proved spectacularly popular over the past month, hitting 111 million views in 28 days – and after those jaw-dropping twists and turns, things were left very much set up for more. Squid Game scored the biggest series launch ever on Netflix and is expected to generate almost $900 million in impact value for the company, yet the show was stuck in development for 10 years. And when Netflix finally went ahead and produced the show, Hwang revealed the intensity of the shoot caused him to lose six teeth to stress.

Squid Game writer and director Hwang Dong-hyuk has confirmed that the show will be returning for a second season, though it's too early to say when it will be back on our screens. "You leave us no choice," laughs Hwang Dong-hyuk, creator of the South Korean hit that's become Netflix's most popular show ever. Although it's still only in the planning stage, people are rejoice with this good news. There's been so much pressure, so much demand and so much love for a second season," he told the Associated Press. "

Although he wouldn't divulge any details or even share a timeframe for the follow-up season, Hwang did reveal that Squid Game's main protagonist Seong Gi-hun, played by Lee Jung-jae, would return for some more adventures. "I will promise you this, Gi-hun will come back," Hwang told the Associated Press. "He will do something for the world." Hwang suggested that the next season might not be strictly about the contestants, though, as he's actually interested in further exploring the role of the Korean police.

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