It's been more than three years since audiences saw Lee Jung-jae's gambling addict Seong Gi-hun jump into his Player 456 uniform to compete in the deadly, childish games at the center of Netflix's Korean drama "Squid Game.

Shares linked with South Korean actor Lee Jung-jae are soaring after the announcement that "Squid Game 2" has been nominated for Best Television Series at the Golden Globes, ahead of its release. As of Wednesday,

Squid Game, Netflix’s biggest ever series, returns for its second season December 26 and it’s just as dystopian, violent and vicious as ever.

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.

Squid Game 2', in which the star will reprise his leading role, has been nominated for Best Television Series in the drama category at the Golden Globes, ahead of its premiere on Dec 26.

SEOUL – Shares linked to South Korean actor Lee Jung-jae are soaring after the announcement that viral hit Netflix K-drama Squid Game 2, in which the star will reprise his leading role, has been nominated for Best Television Series in the drama category at the Golden Globes, ahead of its release on Dec 26.

The highly anticipated Squid Game Season 2 doesn’t launch for weeks but is already amassing awards buzz. The Korean smash hit, which remains Netflix’s most-watched show of all time, has been nominated in the Best Television Series – Drama category alongside Peacock-Sky’s The Day of the Jackal,

Squid Game Season 2 will have its big premiere on Netflix on December 26, 2024. But before that, it has been nominated for Best Television Series – Drama at the Golden Globes 2025. So, for a show that's still not released,